ChainSnap monitors global financial news, identifies supply chain disruption events, and ranks every exposed company by how hard they get hit. One chain card. Every stock that matters. Ranked by exposure.
The problem
A tariff hits. A factory shuts. A trade policy shifts.
You hear about it hours later — from a YouTuber, a group chat, a paywalled article.
By then, the stocks that moved have already moved.
Real output — three examples
Three real ChainSnap outputs. Each card shows the full exposure picture — every stock in the chain ranked by how hard the event hits them. Use “Try this headline” on any card to run it live, or paste your own.
Event analyzed
Strait of Hormuz blocked by naval mines — tanker traffic halted, oil and LNG backlog to persist for weeks
Supply Chain Path
Event
Supply Chain
Most Exposed
All companies by exposure
LNG tanker voyages through the Strait are core to Flex LNG's business — a multi-week backlog directly idles vessels and disrupts contract fulfillment.
A large product-tanker fleet heavily routed through Hormuz for Middle East refined-product exports makes a prolonged closure a direct revenue and utilization threat.
Euronav's VLCC crude fleet depends substantially on Middle East Gulf loadings; a weeks-long backlog disrupts voyage scheduling and spot earnings.
Significant Middle East upstream positions and LNG offtake routed through the Strait expose Chevron to delayed liftings and supply-commitment risk.
Event analyzed
China adds 10 US firms to export control list, restricting rare earth and permanent-magnet access
Supply Chain Path
Event
Supply Chain
Most Exposed
All companies by exposure
One of the most prominent US rare earth producers and a likely named target, with its entire business model dependent on rare earth processing and Chinese-linked inputs.
A leading US rare earth producer building domestic separation capacity — directly exposed to Chinese restrictions on feedstock and processing materials.
Tesla relies heavily on rare earth permanent magnets for its EV traction motors and faces real supply risk if magnet availability tightens.
Rare earth permanent magnets are used extensively in RTX radar, guided munitions, and jet engines; restrictions threaten its defense supply chain.
Event analyzed
Copper crunch deepens as data-center demand and mine disruptions push prices toward records
Supply Chain Path
Event
Supply Chain
Most Exposed
All companies by exposure
The world's largest publicly traded copper producer captures direct upside from record prices while facing mine-disruption risk to output volumes.
Massive Latin American operations make it one of the most price-leveraged pure-play copper equities, with revenue almost entirely tied to copper realizations.
Its copper segment — including Escondida, the world's largest copper mine — gives substantial price exposure, moderated by iron-ore and coal diversification.
A domestic copper wire and cable maker for grid and construction markets faces margin pressure from soaring copper costs, offset by strong demand.
These are real ChainSnap outputs.
Try it → paste a headlineWhat we’re building
The analysis tool exists and is live. The feed version is what we’re building next — the same ranked exposure analysis, except the stories come to you the moment relevant news hits your sectors. A push notification brings you back. One tap opens the card. Ten seconds to know which of your stocks to care about and how much.
Today in Supply Chains
Tue, Jun 23, 2026 · Energy + Materials
6:18 AM · Reuters
Strait of Hormuz blocked by naval mines — tankers halted
Mideast oil & LNG · 4 companies exposed · FLNG critical
9:02 AM · Bloomberg
China adds 10 US firms to rare earth export control list
Rare earths & magnets · 4 companies exposed · MP critical
1:30 PM · WSJ
Copper crunch deepens; prices push toward record highs
Copper mining · 4 companies exposed · FCX critical
Fair question
A ranked list, not a paragraph
ChatGPT tells you an event "pushes copper prices higher." ChainSnap tells you FCX is critical, SCCO is critical, BHP is high, WIRE is high — and why. That difference is the entire value of the product.
Exposure level, not name-dropping
Generic AI names the companies everyone already knows. ChainSnap ranks every exposed company — from direct input suppliers hit hardest to adjacent players where monitoring is warranted — so you know not just who is affected but how much.
Your sectors, not the world
The feed watches the supply chains tied to sectors you actually follow. When relevant news hits, the push notification comes to you — before you go looking.
Ten seconds, not an hour
The analysis that used to mean cross-referencing a Bloomberg article, an earnings report, and an analyst note is now a ten-second scroll. The ranking does the work.
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