Quant Data Fetch
Features

One desktop app, the whole quant data lifecycle

Download, view, export, serve — each step happens locally inside one app. Detailed walk-through of every module is below.

ⓘ This page is being expanded — screenshots and per-feature deep-dives are published progressively.
Data download

Pull market data from multiple providers into local storage

Pick the data interfaces you need and incrementally sync prices, fundamentals and macroeconomic series straight to your disk. Use it offline, share the store across team members, never re-download.

  • Pick by interface, ticker universe, or date range
  • Incremental sync — only fetches new data
  • Background tasks that do not interrupt your research
  • More details coming as we publish per-feature documentation
Data download · preview
Screenshot coming soon
Data download interface will appear here
Data view

Verify completeness and correctness inside the desktop

No need to spin up a notebook just to check whether a backfill landed. Inspect tables, plot charts and spot-check any series in seconds without switching tools.

  • Price chart view
  • Tabular browsing with pagination
  • Jump-to-date and ticker search
  • More details coming as we publish per-feature documentation
Data view · preview
Screenshot coming soon
Data view interface will appear here
Data export

Hand off to your research scripts in any format

Export filtered slices of your local store as CSV / Excel for Python and R, or feed the entire DuckDB file into your team’s pipeline. No vendor lock-in — the local store is yours.

  • CSV and Excel for analyst hand-off
  • Filter-driven subset exports
  • Saveable export jobs that re-run on a schedule
  • More details coming as we publish per-feature documentation
Data export · preview
Screenshot coming soon
Data export interface will appear here
Local API

A localhost HTTP service that your scripts call directly

The desktop client exposes a local HTTP API. Any language that can issue an HTTP request — Python, Jupyter, R, Node, Go — can query your local data with zero network latency and no auth ceremony.

  • localhost HTTP — no network round-trip
  • Language-agnostic — anything that does `fetch` works
  • JSON responses with stable schemas
  • More details coming as we publish per-feature documentation
Local API · preview
Screenshot coming soon
Local API interface will appear here
Data sources

Supported providers

Unified interface — we normalize each vendor's schema differences so you only think about data.

Yahoo Finance

Live

US equities · global ETFs · crypto

FRED

Live

US macroeconomic series

Tushare

Live

CN equities · HK · futures · fundamentals

More providers

Roadmap

Additional providers in active integration

Need a specific provider? Email us: support@quantdatafetch.com

Want to try these out?

The free build covers the basics. Buy a license to unlock all data sources and full export / API capability.