Real-time data pipelines
Live market data, NSE filings, bulk/block deals and news — ingested, normalised and scored by materiality. The Signal newsroom runs on it.
Technology
The tools we needed didn't exist. So we built them.
Every part of Desvelado's workflow — from the moment a filing lands on NSE to the second a research note reaches a subscriber — runs on software we designed and built ourselves.
Why we built it
Off-the-shelf tools were too slow, too generic and too expensive.
We didn't set out to build a software company. We set out to do research that moved fast and published clearly. The tools we needed to do that didn't exist.
01
By the time research published on a filing, the window to act was already closed.
We built ingestion that pulls directly from NSE in real time — the moment a filing lands, it's scored, summarised and in the newsroom.
02
Turning a thesis into a formatted report was 4 hours of manual work, not 20 minutes of thinking.
DRIP — our research OS — generates institutional-grade PDF and PPTX directly from structured data. The analyst writes the thesis; the platform writes the report.
03
Content publishing needed a designer, a coder and two days. Every single time.
Automated cover images, video segments and carousels are generated from a single source object — no design tool, no manual export, no handoff delay.
04
Market television required YouTube. And their ads. And their algorithm.
We built our own 24/7 HLS broadcast channel — GPU-rendered, self-hosted, no third-party CDN. No ads. No algorithm. No terms of service telling us what we can say.
What we built
A stack that scales a lean team.
Four systems, each solving a problem that was slowing us down. Together they let a small desk produce at institutional volume — without institutional headcount.
Research OS — DRIP
An AI-assisted research workspace that turns facts, filings and signals into structured reports. Private inference, no data leaving our infrastructure.
Automated media generation
Cover images, video overlays, social carousels and the Daily Note — all generated from a single source. One publish action; every channel covered.
Self-hosted broadcast infrastructure
A 24/7 HLS channel rendered by our own GPU farm and served from our own servers. No YouTube, no Twitch, no third-party streaming CDN.
See it running in production.
The Signal newsroom is the public face of this stack — live bulletins, real-time indices and a 24/7 channel, all on our own infrastructure.