Early access
Institutional-grade trading, built for retail.
Scanning, order flow, charts, news, and execution in one interface, across every market and account. A desk like this runs $24,000 a year on Wall Street.
The problem
One trade. Four tools. None of them talk.
Scan
Trade Ideas
Analyze
TradingView
Research
Benzinga
Execute
your broker
Four steps in every trade, four separate apps, near $400 a month, and not one shared symbol between them.
Day traders, futures traders, options traders, swing traders. The apps change. The problem does not.
The product
One interface, grouped by the job.
Not a wall of panels. Find the trade, read the tape, see the context, with the tools that serve each. Everything here is built and running today.
Find the trade
Equity scanner
Momentum, gappers, unusual volume, and alerts.
News
Headlines tagged to every symbol.
Read the tape
See the context
What nobody else does
Three things you cannot get anywhere else.
Scanners you can query from outside the app
Describe a scan in plain language and get visible, editable filters. Then reach the same scanner over MCP from a chat client. Trade Ideas keeps its AI in a closed box. Nothing else lets you ask your own scanner from outside and get real results back.
Real pop-out windows in the browser
Panels open as separate browser windows, so the web version runs a genuine multi-monitor layout. TradingView has never done this, and its users ask for it constantly.
One product on every platform
Native Windows and macOS, a full browser build, and mobile later, with scanning and execution in all of them. DAS is Windows only. Bookmap is heavy desktop. TradingView is web only with shallow execution.
Build status
Real software, honestly counted.
The chart engine, the live futures bridge, and market-data routing all run today. See the full roadmap.
Pricing
Founders get in first.
The terminal runs free on your own machine, on your own broker key. A hosted tier will add always-on alerts, the web and mobile apps, and sync across every device. Pricing opens with the beta. Join the waitlist now and you lock in the founder rate and get in before it is public.
Early access
Join the waitlist.
One signup gets you the founder rate, first access when the beta opens, and a say in what gets built next.
Free to join. Create your account and lock in the founder rate.