FirstPrint
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FirstPrint?
FirstPrint is a US market event calendar app for Android and iOS. It watches official release sources — economic data, the Fed, earnings — and pushes the actual number to your phone within seconds of publication.
How fast are the notifications, really?
The pipeline is built for seconds: when an official source publishes, the actual value is extracted and pushed immediately, with the number shown right in the notification. Delivery speed on your device also depends on your network and OS notification settings.
Is FirstPrint free?
Yes — browsing the full calendar and receiving major macro alerts is free, no account needed. Signing in lets you track 3 tickers and 1 theme pack for free. FirstPrint Pro unlocks unlimited tracking and all AI insights.
Where does the data come from?
Event schedules and figures are collected from official sources such as US statistical agencies and the Federal Reserve, supplemented by licensed data providers. The official source of each release is always authoritative.
Does FirstPrint give investment advice?
No. FirstPrint is an information service. Nothing in the app or on this site is investment advice or a recommendation — see the Investment Disclaimer.
What are the AI summaries?
After a release, an AI model generates a short summary and deeper interpretation of the data. AI content is generated automatically, may contain errors, and never delays the push notification — the number always arrives first.
Which markets and events are covered?
US macro releases (CPI, jobs report, GDP, PCE and more), Federal Reserve decisions, minutes and speeches, Treasury auctions, energy inventories, USDA reports, plus company earnings for US-listed stocks.
How do I delete my account?
In the app: Me → Delete account — deletion is immediate and permanent. If you can no longer access the app, email info@getfirstprint.com from your sign-in address. See the Account Deletion page for details.
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