See the Economy. Trade the Economy. Why We Built Truman.
For the last two years, our team at Truflation has been training Truman, an AI harness built only for economic and financial purposes.
It started with the questions we kept getting from investors, traders, treasuries, corporations, economists, researchers and, more and more AI agents. None of them were asking about last month’s number. They wanted to know what the economy is doing now and where it’s heading next.
So we built Truman around those questions.
Why the name? It brings three ideas together. Truflation stands for truth. “Tru” plus “man” puts the human at the centre. And Harry S. Truman was a president known for facts and plain speaking, who said, “I just told the truth and they thought it was hell.”
Why a harness? An AI model knows a lot about the world. Truman, our AI harness, helps it understand your world, your projects, preferences, tools, and priorities. That’s what makes AI personally useful: less explaining, less starting from scratch, and more help getting the things that matter to you done.
Truman works with the AI you prefer, connects it to live real-time Truflation data, additional public relevant data and tools, and fits it to your markets, exposures and economic questions. It gives you dedicated support using live data instead of the last official print.
That is what we call seeing the economy.
Once you can see where the economy is moving towards, you can act on it. With Truman, you can build agents that handle the data, the forecasting and the market strategy for you, in real time and automatically. Combine Truman with your trading strategies, portfolio structures, and investment philosophies. The results are leading strategies, hedges, new opportunities as markets shift, reports or dashboards, and signals that reach you before the traditional reads.
That is how seeing the economy becomes trading the economy.
Find more here: truflation.com/truman (you can even claim free credits and give it a "spin")
Adapt to real time, or be arbitraged.