It covers listed companies across five markets—the United States, Japan, Hong Kong, China, and South Korea—and organizes information from company filings, earnings calls, news, market data, and first-party alternative data. Its tools support company and filing search, signal monitoring, event and ownership research, financial analysis, and thesis-driven opportunity scans. Users can ask questions in plain language, explore supply chains and market themes, investigate company-specific exposures, and review archived research runs with the sources and context behind each result.

drillr also publishes daily research and alerts on earnings, industry changes, and news-driven developments. The platform is available through its Workspace, with API and MCP connections for agents, and offers datasets, documentation, pricing information, and a free trial. Its emphasis is on structured answers and traceable claims, including figures linked back to original filings.

Historical run results are snapshots, not investment advice, and past performance does not indicate future results