Ask the whole market a question.

Tracer answers in plain English, straight from Kesta’s data. Every figure links to the filing it came from, and every answer says what it’s based on, how current it is and where the data is thin. An interpretation, never a recommendation.

Plain English in. Evidence out.

Ask like you’d ask an analyst Screens, comparisons and follow-ups, in your own words. Tracer reads the whole universe, not one platform’s shelf.
Every figure, to its filing Each number links to the filing it came from. Each answer states its basis, how current it is and where the data is thin.
Interpretation, not advice Tracer explains what the data says. It never tells you what to buy.

From a screen to a single number.

Screen: “Find a private credit fund with consistent distributions, strong redemption history and low fees.”
Overlap: “How much of the same loans do my client’s three credit funds share?”
Cost: “Is this the cheapest share class for my client?”
Explain a figure: “Is this fund’s 9% expense ratio a cost to the fund or to my client?”
Distributions: “Why is this fund’s distribution yield 11%, and how much is return of capital?”
Liquidity: “Which interval funds have had repurchase requests above 4% for two quarters running?”

Ask why a number is what it is.

Not sure whether an expense ratio is the fund’s cost or your client’s? Ask. Tracer shows how the figure is calculated, which filing it comes from, and what it means.

Served. The figure, as filed.
Basis. Exactly how it’s calculated, from which filings and over what window.
What the number is. A plain-English definition.
What it means. An interpretation, with its limits stated. Never a recommendation.

Tracer, inside the tools you already use.

Kesta’s MCP server will let Claude and other AI assistants query Kesta directly. Ask from the assistant you already use, or schedule a weekly check on what moved in your funds.