Stop squinting at 10-K tables. Sankify turns SEC filings into interactive income-statement Sankey diagrams — as-reported numbers, validated accounting, styled to your brand, exported at social and slide sizes — in about ten seconds. Then scrub any company across six fiscal years with Time analysis.
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This is Apple’s actual FY2024 10-K — first the way the SEC receives it, then the way Sankify draws it. Same numbers, ten seconds apart. No spreadsheet in between.
| Products | 294,866 |
| Services | 96,169 |
| Total net sales | 391,035 |
| Cost of sales | (210,352) |
| Gross margin | 180,683 |
| Research and development | (31,370) |
| Selling, general and administrative | (26,097) |
| Operating income | 123,216 |
| Provision for income taxes | (29,749) |
| Net income | 93,736 |
In millions. As filed with the SEC.
Every ribbon is traceable to the line item it came from — hover any flow in the real product to see the filing figure behind it.
This is the actual product, not a demo reel — the same form paying users run. Choose a company and period; the filing is fetched and drawn as a flow.
Any supported company. Annual or any quarter — including synthesized Q4s that reconcile to the 10-K. Loss years render too, drawn as losses.
No data prep, no concept mapping, no code. The filing is fetched from EDGAR and drawn as a flow.
Hover any ribbon to trace a line item from segment to net income, or flip on Time analysis to scrub the same company across six fiscal years.
Brand palettes, backgrounds, fonts, notes and your logo — then export at exact sizes, from 1080×1080 squares to 1920×1080 slides.
Sankify is built for people whose reputation rides on the numbers. Every Sankey is generated from the company’s own filings and checked against accounting identities before it renders. If the chart exists, the math holds.
Every number is read from the company’s own XBRL filing — the same data the SEC publishes. No third-party re-typing.
Gross profit must equal revenue minus cost of revenue. Segments cannot exceed their totals. A chart that fails its checks doesn’t ship.
Apple’s September year-end, NVIDIA’s January close, Walmart’s Q4 that spans two calendar years — periods land where the filer put them.
Every chart opens into a full styling studio — brand colors, backgrounds, typography, annotations, and export framing — so what you publish looks like yours, not ours.
Flip on Time analysis and the chart becomes a past-performance timeline: a revenue sparkline spanning the last six fiscal years, with the full income-statement flow redrawing for whichever year you select. That’s NVIDIA going from $17B to $216B, playing on the right.
Try it on NVIDIA →One click paints revenue and every segment feeding it in the company’s brand color — NVIDIA green, Microsoft blue, Tesla red — plus five preset themes, with expenses and profits still reading like an income statement.
Paper, mint, dot and grid textures, dark slate and midnight canvases, or any custom color — with an optional soft node shadow for depth. Backgrounds export with the chart.
Drag labels anywhere, rewrite names and values, recolor one label or all of them at once, switch fonts, drop in notes and your own logo. Edit like a design tool — the whole chart fits on screen, no scrolling.
Export at exact canvas sizes — 1080×1080 square, 1920×1080 slides, portrait and story formats — with a live outline on the canvas while you edit, so you compose to the frame before you download.
Once you know which companies you care about, you shouldn't have to come back and rebuild the same chart every quarter. Watch up to five companies and the moment a new 10-K or 10-Q hits EDGAR, the chart lands in your inbox — rendered in your saved style, with the headline numbers already pulled out.
Hi Andres,
Amazon just filed its quarterly report
Q1 FY2026 — period ending March 31, 2026 — is live on SEC EDGAR.

Open your earnings note with the one chart the whole meeting remembers.
Client-ready exports without a designer — and numbers the client can verify.
Teach the income statement as a picture. Assign any company, any period.
Understand how a business actually makes money before the market narrative does.
Every supported company is one click from its live chart — including loss years, drawn as losses. The expansion across the most-requested Fortune 500 names continues on the same validated pipeline, each company grounded in its own filings before it ships.
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