Commodities is data-rich and intelligence-poorThe wedge Filings, technical reports, drill results, market data, and catalysts exist for every name a resource fund covers — scattered across a dozen sources, none of them cross-referenced. Masonry refines that raw signal into one source-linked graph, so the read on a name doesn't depend on which analyst happened to find the right PDF.
Built for the desk that has to defend its numbersWho it's for Masonry serves buy-side analysts and PMs at resource and natural-resources funds, family offices, and value-investors who screen listed miners — majors and the junior long tail. The category is the commodities & mining-equity intelligence terminal; one source-linked research graph — companies, projects, deposits, commodities, jurisdictions, and people cross-referenced, with catalysts, signals, valuation, and portfolio tooling on top.
Private beta, mining-firstWhere we are Masonry is a website and a waitlist today, with research, markets, catalysts, and valuation running in private beta for an initial set of covered names. Signals and portfolio tooling are on the roadmap.