A sophisticated private investor managing significant capital across SSAS, ISA, GIA, SIPP, and cash deposit accounts — six platforms (AJ Bell, Hargreaves Lansdown, Insignis, Interactive Brokers, and others) that did not talk to each other. No single view of total wealth. No cross-platform P&L. No reconciled cash position. Manual spreadsheet work to stitch together every trade. The lever was clear: consolidate the data, calculate positions in real time from an immutable trade log, and present everything in a single dense interface — Bloomberg-grade oversight, owned and operated privately.
Within seventy two hours of the first call, the written scope landed. Three architectural commitments. Positions would never be stored, only computed live from the immutable trade log. Every record would carry an owner foreign key for data isolation. The platform would be self-hosted, with zero third-party data sharing. What was scoped out was as explicit as what was in: no public portfolio sharing, no third-party tracking, no integration with platforms the investor did not currently hold, no native mobile applications.