Screen index

The terminal's home surface.

A sixty-second tour and a first-run checklist built on real, checkable state.

Lists of symbols, as a first-class object.

Positions imported from CSV, priced where pricing exists.

Filter over the fields this product already computes, and only those.

Rules on any numeric field, delivered in-app and by browser notification.

Earnings, filings and macro releases.

Assemble captured panels into a document. Every figure carries its as-of and its source, or it is withheld.

Backtest this product's own signals, with the availability lag and the survivorship bias stated on screen.

Your notes and every passage you highlighted in a filing.

Findings published with this tool, linking to the screens behind them.

Up to five symbols side by side.

Across screens, tickers, filings and glossary terms.

What each screen shows, how to read it, and what it cannot tell you.

Every term this product computes, defined as this product computes it.

Every binding, generated from the shortcut registry.

From the landing page to a useful answer.

Six lessons on a company you choose. Every step names a screen and a field, never a figure.

Running this in a room: the syllabus, and the screens no lesson covers.

Every source this terminal reads, its licence, cadence and known limits.

Coverage, staleness and failed fetches, counted from the running app.

Per-source reachability, latency and publication schedule.

Live status, last success, and the identity this app declares to each source.

Which providers are configured, with a live connection test for each testable one.

Create and revoke API keys, register webhook endpoints, copy the spreadsheet URL.

Live view of what the build is doing.

What leaves this machine, what is stored, and what is never collected.

Five live exhibits: the market rail, a real chart, a provenance chain, the filing trail, and an honest unavailable state.

Which routes have a cached payload, how old each is, and what renders blank with no network.

Redistribution terms for every data source and library in use.

What running this costs, and what is free.

Running your own instance.

Conformance, contrast measured live in your browser, and what has NOT been verified.

What is collected and what is not.

Including an explicit not-investment-advice notice.

Not a broker, not an adviser, not audited — and the measured ways a figure here can be wrong.

Every upstream this software sends a request to, generated from the source registry.

Every cookie and storage key this app writes, listed in full. No analytics vendor, no advertising, no third-party script.

The rate limits and identification rules the primary sources impose, passed on to whoever runs this.

No payment processor is integrated. What the paid tiers mean today.

Questions this build actually raised, answered from the code.

Ask for a beta account. What you type is stored on this server for its operator to read, and emailed nowhere.

How to reach whoever operates this install, read from its configuration.

What this is and why it exists.

Help and keyboard shortcuts.

Theme, density, motion and defaults.

The per-surface settings.

What changed, and when.

What is next, and what was ruled out.

What is built, counted from the repository, and what is unproven.

Common tasks, end to end.

The keyed REST surface, its schema and its rate limits.

How this compares with the tools it replaces.

The keyed REST surface, its schema and its rate limits.

How this compares with the tools it replaces.