Two wedges, one terminal.
Our Atlasberg Terminal is a research and workflow terminal built to become a Atlasberg alternative from the bottom up. The thesis has two entry wedges: first, growing exchanges like Morocco where local investors need serious tools and do not yet have a strong affordable research terminal; second, global users who want a richer way to research and follow US markets without paying Atlasberg-level pricing.
Morocco comes first because it is a credible place to build a moat: existing local tools are strong on brokerage, but there is still no widely adopted, low-cost product focused on cross-broker research, screening, analytics, dashboards, and market context for the Atlasberg. At the same time, the product already includes broad US-market functionality because the other side of the opportunity is the global base of traders, independent analysts and serious retail users who want Atlasberg-style workflows for US equities without institutional pricing. The longer-term path is to repeat the exchange model across similar markets while also serving that wider US-focused audience. Over time, that can expand from research into execution if exchange relationships and licensing make it viable.
Product Proof
What already existsThis is already much more than a landing page. The repo contains a working product architecture with market routes, user auth, portfolio state, research views and macro data modules.
Current Traction
What is true today- 0 active users today. The product has not been opened to external beta yet.
- Founder-built since April 2026. This is currently an execution-stage pre-seed story, not a growth-stage story.
- Live prototype online. Public build: blomberg.vercel.app
- Primary traction right now is product depth. The strongest proof is the breadth of what is already working in code.
The right way to read this round is: capital is being raised to turn a serious prototype into a licensed, testable product, then use that to earn the first pilot users.
Tech Stack
What is running- Frontend: React 18, TypeScript, Vite, TanStack Query, lightweight-charts, Recharts.
- Backend: Node.js, Express 5, modular route structure for market, macro, deep-dive and AI flows.
- Storage: PostgreSQL with Drizzle ORM on Neon, Redis/Upstash for cache and session-style data.
- Data layer: provider registry pattern already built for Morocco, US, SEC and FRED sources.
- Deployment: live web prototype already running on Vercel.
Licensing Plan
Stage 0Current development uses a mix of Wafabourse endpoints, Yahoo/yahoo-finance2, Finnhub, Binance WebSocket API, SEC EDGAR, FRED and Alpha Vantage. This is acceptable for product development and internal testing.
It is not the commercial end state. Yahoo-based tooling is unofficial and personal-use oriented, which is exactly why this stack is being treated as prototype infrastructure only.
Licensing Plan
Stage 1For Morocco, start with a direct delayed or end-of-day distribution agreement from the Casablanca Stock Exchange. The exchange already publishes official product categories for end-of-day, delayed and real-time Level 1+ data.
For US markets, move to an exchange-licensed commercial vendor for reference, delayed and fundamental data. Near-term candidates: Polygon business plans and Alpha Vantage commercial onboarding.
Licensing Plan
Stage 2Upgrade Morocco to real-time Level 1+ or fuller order-book products as paid usage justifies it.
Upgrade US coverage from delayed/reference data to real-time equities entitlements only when the product proves retention and willingness to pay. Then repeat that licensing playbook in additional target exchanges. The plan is intentionally staged to avoid carrying enterprise-grade data cost too early.
Why Morocco First
Market wedgeThe opportunity is not that Morocco has no investing platforms. It does. Wafabourse, BK Bourse and CFG all offer online brokerage, portfolio access and market visibility. The gap is that these products are primarily broker-centric execution environments, not a stand-alone research terminal built around discovery, comparison, macro context, screening and analytics.
The timing is real. AMMC's investor-profile reports show Moroccan individual investors accounted for 29.8% of central-market equity purchases in Q3 2025, up from 25.7% a year earlier. Retail participation is no longer theoretical; it is already showing up in market activity. That makes Morocco a good starting point for a model that can later be extended to other growing exchanges with the same structural gap.
Positioning
What it is not- Not a claim to replace Atlasberg everywhere on day one.
- Not a broker competing head-on with Attijari, BMCE Capital or CFG at launch.
- Not a raw feed resale business built only on third-party APIs.
- A terminal that can serve both under-served local exchanges and global US-market users priced out of Atlasberg.
The strongest version of this company is not "Atlasberg for everyone" as a slogan. It is "a Atlasberg-style terminal built by starting where incumbents are weakest, then scaling market by market".
Roadmap
12-month planMVP hardening
Clean positioning, finalize core workflows, remove prototype-only data assumptions, prepare licensing outreach.
Licensed private beta
Bring licensed Morocco and US coverage into the stack, invite a small set of Moroccan test users, gather retention signals.
Paid pilot
Launch paid or semi-paid pilot tiers, prove that users return for research workflows rather than one-time curiosity.
Expand market by market
Deepen the BVC moat first, then add similar exchanges where investors need better tooling, and eventually explore execution partnerships with exchanges or brokers.
The Ask
Seeking Strategic PartnerRaising a pre-seed round. Not just looking for capital, looking for the right partner who understands how to build an audience and take a financial product to scale.
The heavy technical lifting is already handled. What this needs now is smart capital, distribution expertise, and the right network to help turn a strong product foundation into a real company and reach the millions of investors it was built for.