Why Kaelum exists
Built to remember what markets make everyone forget.
Kaelum is a private research instrument built by one operator — to replace opinion with evidence, and memory with an archive.
Behind it: a discretionary trader for four-plus years. In early 2026, the potential of modern AI became impossible to ignore — and the decision was made to turn years of trading and market experience into something that outlasts opinion: a quant research system that remembers, measures, and explains itself.
A view that isn't recorded, timestamped, and reviewed later is just a mood.
The archive keeps what the system knew at the time — especially when it was wrong.
The public window shows posture and scale. The working room stays closed.
The story so far
Six phases, one instrument.
Every phase left something you can still inspect — the panel beside each one is live.
- AI & dev tooling$400Market data feeds$227Hosting & infrastructure$20
the first invoices — from the public burn ledger, February
- 3,335records · append-only · nothing rewritten
the archive counter — live
- GCNQESBTCCL27,612 source items scanned
the field of view — live freshness
- 07-05recorded decisions per day07-11
recorded decisions per day — live
- 346merged changes · 9 weeks · since mid-May 2026May 11Jul 6
merged changes per week — current codebase, since mid-May 2026
Today
The story continues in the archive.
One operator, one instrument — and an archive that keeps the score.