Seven boards over one joined dataset
Not seven products bundled. One set of joins: structure, schedule, talk, filings and your own ledger, with seven views onto it, so the answer you get on one board is consistent with the answer on every other.
Names surface before they move, not because they moved
Arm the preconditions that define your setup. The radar scores the whole Nasdaq tape against that list continuously. It never waits for a price trigger, so a 4/4 match on a flat chart is exactly the output you want.
2 MCP toolsMomentum TerminalThe session board. Execution only
A dockable terminal you lay out once and keep. Charts, time and sales, halt states, live alerts and the news catalyst behind every mover, all cross-filtered off the same selection.
2 MCP toolsMarket ChatterIs this a squeeze, or is somebody running a room?
Public posts from Reddit, X, StockTwits and public Telegram and Discord channels, clustered by wording and traced against EDGAR. It tells you whether a story has a filing behind it, or 41% copied text and a funnel link.
2 MCP toolsCatalyst CalendarWhat is scheduled, what broke, and what is building
Three things in one board. The scheduled structure, organised by float band: earnings, FDA decisions, compliance cures, offerings, reverse splits, lockups, index rebalances, short-interest prints. The overnight and intraday news attached to the names it belongs to. And the themes gathering across several names before any single one moves.
2 MCP toolsSquawksOne rule, one alert, and the reason attached
Push, desktop, mobile or webhook. A squawk fires when a live condition crosses a line you drew, and arrives carrying the evidence, so you are not alt-tabbing to work out why it went off.
1 MCP toolSim TrainerA tape that fights back, and a debrief that keeps score
Get dealt a session blind and trade it tick by tick: live Level 2, honest fills with slippage and queue position, hotkeys, then a graded debrief on every decision. Scenario drills are live for members today; the historical replay library, trading the real days our base rates are measured on, is in build.
2 MCP toolsLedger & CoachThe trading journal everyone skips, and the reason nothing improves
A journal that fills itself: import executions from your broker, tag the setup and the mistake, and let the numbers tell you which parts of your playbook actually earn. Those numbers become the radar's thresholds.
1 MCP toolThe boards are ordered because the session is.
Most traders live on step 3 with no steps 1 and 2 and never do step 5. The routine front-loads every decision so the session itself is only execution.
- 1Calendar · News · Trendsnight before
What is scheduled, what broke, and what is building?
Binaries, splits, lockups and compliance deadlines with a measured base rate for each at each float band, plus the overnight headlines and the themes that are gathering across names before any single one moves.
- 2Radarpre-market
What matches my playbook before it moves?
Preconditions, not % gainers. Float, Reg SHO, borrow, short interest, a catalyst inside your window, chatter starting to slope. A 4/4 on a flat price is the whole point.
- 3Scannersession
What is moving right now?
Execution only: the decisions were made hours ago. Charts, Level 2, time & sales, halts and news catalysts in one dockable terminal.
- 4Chatterwhen it gets loud
Is this move real or manufactured?
Cross-platform message clustering. Copied wording, funnel links, account ages, and whether any filing actually exists behind the story.
- 5Ledger + Simafter close
Did the playbook work?
Log the trade while the reasons are still honest. Win rate and expectancy by setup feed straight back into the radar's thresholds.
Everything above runs on Nasdaq-listed equities.
Full depth, halts, Reg SHO and float data. Every board runs on it today.
In build. Halt semantics differ from Nasdaq and the base rates have to be re-measured before we ship them.
Wanted, not scheduled. Float and short-interest data quality is the blocker, not the feed.
Under evaluation for the radar's preconditions on names with listed chains.
The founding cohort is 1,000 seats.
We admit 1,000 traders at a time because that is the largest number whose feedback on radar accuracy we can actually work through before opening the next batch. Applications are admitted in order; the intake asks what you trade, and answering it moves you up.
No card at application. Founding price locked for the life of your account. The full intake asks what you trade and moves you up the queue.
Admitted in order of application · momentum traders who complete the intake go first · founding price locked for the life of your account