AI for mining, built on official records
An AI system that reads resources and reserves, technical studies, production, safety and mineral titles from the regulators' own records, and answers with the document, the table and the as of date behind every number.
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Tonnes
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Contained
Proven
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Change on prior year
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Proven and probable reserves moved from [ ] to [ ] tonnes [1]. The filing attributes the change to [reason stated in the filing] [2].
Change computed from both years' Table 2; inputs rechecked.
Built on records from
SEC EDGARMSHABLMANMCVMCochilcoINGEMMETUSGSEITI01 / Product
Ask in plain English, work the data directly, or let agents watch it for you. The record is always one click away.
Ask
Ask in plain English. The AI answers only from official records, cites every figure, rechecks the math, and says so when the record is silent.
Explore
Resources and reserves by year, study economics, production and costs, ownership, and claims and titles on one map. Screen and compare on the same filed basis.
Monitor
A reserve change past your threshold, a new technical report, new claims near a property, a safety violation: you hear about it with the source.
02 / Method
Filed numbers, numbers worked out from them, and estimates never mix. Each one says which it is, on screen and in every export.
Reported
Taken from the filing or government record, with the document, the table or page and the as of date.
Derived
Contained metal, reserve change, reserve life and unit costs, computed from filed inputs, each with its formula.
Estimate
Where a filing is silent, an estimate may fill the gap: always marked, method shown, never added to filed totals.
When a filed total and its own inputs disagree, the answer says so instead of picking one.
03 / Coverage
The first sources now in build. More countries follow as each source's terms allow.
Country
Records
Status
SEC S-K 1300 resources and reserves; Exhibit 96 technical report summaries; MSHA mines, inspections and accidents; BLM mining claims
In build
CVM company filings; ANM mining titles and production yearbook; CFEM royalties by company
In build
Western Australia tenements and MINEDEX; New South Wales titles
In build
British Columbia mineral titles
In build
Cochilco copper production by company; INGEMMET mining concessions
In build
USGS mineral statistics and facility tables; EITI open data
In build
04 / Governance
For investment committees, lenders, auditors and boards: every number can be followed back to where it came from.
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Regulator filings and government registers. No scraped estimates presented as fact.
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Document, table or page, and as of date, carried into answers, pages and exports.
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Each data load is logged and reconciled to its source; each export keeps its references.
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Named accounts and keys per user, including the connector for your own AI assistant.
01Answers only from loaded official records
02Every figure cited to its record and as of date
03Calculations rechecked against their inputs
04Flags what it cannot verify; no made up numbers
05 / Who it is for
Less time hunting through technical reports; more time on the judgement only you can make.
Compare reserves, grades and study economics across companies on a filed basis.
Follow peers' disclosures, nearby claims and new technical reports as they are filed.
Check mine life, costs and safety records against the documents behind them.
Build diligence packs where every figure carries its source and as of date.
06 / Request a demo
Tell us which commodities, countries and questions matter to you, and we will walk you through them.