Case study · Research platform
Komtrix
Komtrix is a research platform for traders of minerals, metals, and chemicals. A trader names a product and a market, and Komtrix answers three questions: who buys it, who sells it, and whether the route is worth it. Most of it sits behind a sign-in, so this page shows the screens a trader works in, with public trade data only.
Public pages are live at komtrix.com; the research tools are for signed-in staff. Visit komtrix.com (opens in a new tab)
What it does for a trader
The whole market on one map
Pick a product and see every country that sells it and every country that buys it, sized by value, with rank and growth beside each one.
Buyers and sellers, checked
Every company Komtrix names is checked against official registries and trade records, never a search-engine guess. A name that looks like a sanctioned party is flagged for a person to review.
One route, scored
A route score weighs the buyer’s net imports, their growth, the seller’s surplus, and how much of the buyer’s imports the route already carries. Every number traces back to official customs filings.
AI where it helps, plain rules where it matters
A team of AI models does the research. The ranking of destination markets is plain arithmetic over stored scores, so it can be explained line by line.
A brief an executive can read
Each study ends in a one-page brief and a full report, and the report can be translated into 28 languages.
Try it before asking
53 commodities and 208 trade routes are public on komtrix.com, so a trader can explore before requesting research.
More of the platform
Another route: lithium, Argentina to Japan
What each report covers
The public home page
Built with Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS on Vercel, with a background research worker on Railway, a Turso database, and three.js for the globe. Claude, Gemini, GPT, and Perplexity models do the research.
Designed and developed by Montazeri AI Studio