Trata

Trata is a buy side research platform built on transcribed conversations between anonymous hedge fund analysts and portfolio managers who are significant shareholders in the stocks under discussion. Each transcript captures an unfiltered debate on a single company by people who have done the deep work, and the library covers more than two thousand tickers. It is made by analysts for analysts. Every participant is manually vetted, all users and funds remain anonymous, and contributors can review a transcript before it is published. Subscribers read the library, connect with other buy side analysts covering the same names and can download or print transcripts, and the platform now exposes itself through an MCP server so that research can be pulled into Claude, ChatGPT or other AI assistants. Trata is also introducing Hudson, a voice interface that treats public markets as something to be understood through spoken conversation with the system. Pricing is not published. The changelog confirms a free tier with unlimited access to unlocked transcripts, a free trial that includes MCP access, and paid subscriptions arranged at the organization level, but no plan names or amounts are shown; the site directs interested funds to book a demo. Trata launched through Y Combinator as an anonymous buy side research desk for hedge funds, and the anonymity of contributors is the design decision that makes the candid discussion possible.