The honest macro copilot that reads the world before the crowd does.
Most market tools sell confidence: blinking buy signals, backtests too beautiful to be true, an AI that "predicts" prices. MacroSignal is built on the opposite principle — an LLM never produces a number the machine acts on. Every score, state, and forecast comes from frozen, hand-checkable formulas over free primary data, replayed across 15 years with strict as-of discipline so it can fail its own tests. And it does: of the engine ideas tried, most were killed on evidence, not opinion.
It scans ~20 free data streams across nine markets — futures and equity themes — and shadows the people who move first: large speculators (CFTC), the patient whales (13F, with each fund's single highest-conviction "Best Idea"), corporate insiders (opportunistic-vs-routine, CFO-weighted, size-and-fraction-gated sells), and foreign governments (weekly Fed custody, Treasury-auction demand). Each Saturday it runs itself and writes one plain-language page: "The world right now" — every side read together, with the disagreements called out — plus honest forward base rates and a Monte Carlo simulation of what history did next. No jargon, no urgency tricks, ~11 considered signals a year.
Its default answer is usually "nothing changed — do nothing," and that restraint is the product. MacroSignal isn't here to make you trade more. It's here to tell you, honestly, when the world is actually shifting — and to protect you from the noise the rest of the time.