DOM ladder · Trade ticket · Time & Sales · Orderflow · Streak · Cluster search · Signals · Alerts · News · Resting age · Watchlist · Journal · Ghost editor · Strategy tester · Wormchat · MOTHERBRAIN. Every one docks, drags, resizes and tears off; the ticket floats and minimises. RESET LAYOUT puts it all back.

Order flow — LVT, Orderflow Marks, CVD, Δ Volume, Open Interest, Iceberg Pressure, EvilAI Icebergs, Deep Profile Swing. Volume & profile — Volume, Session Volume Profile, TPO. Levels & zones — Stacks, Key Levels, Transients, Snapread, EM Levels XL, Range Fuel, Trend Magnitude, MMLVM, Gamma and GEX Levels, Zones, Sessions, Monday Range, L2 Book, L3 Book, Order Book Profile. Entry models — Fair Value Gaps, Order Blocks, Auto OTE, CISD. Standard — RSI, MACD, Stochastic, ATR, Bollinger Bands. Averages & oscillators — VWAP and anchored VWAP — right-click a candle to drop the anchor and drag the pin anywhere in history — Moving Averages, WeeYamOsc.v1, htfOSC. Bar paint — TrendBars v1, Exhaust Bars v1. Signals — Lab Signals β. Context — News, period candles. Type to find any of them.

Candles · Heikin-Ashi · Hollow · Bars · Line · Footprint. Switch mid-session; the flow layers stay where they were.

Per-price bid×ask ladders inside every bar, one row a tick or clustered by ticks-per-row. Bid on the left, ask on the right; the diagonal is compared at your own ratio, 200% by default, and consecutive imbalances collapse into a ◆ with the run count on it. VAH, VAL and the POC row are marked inside the bar, and the block underneath carries delta, Σ volume and net trade count. Classic numbers or the quieter current look, tint or bar-length cells, ask on the left if you read it that way, and a filter that hides the thin rows. The iceberg read comes in several generations and you choose which one paints — the one that opens the bar up, the one that lays levels across the session, or the one that reproduces the original script dot for dot.

LVT prints the big trades as bubbles sized by contracts — blue took the ask, orange hit the bid, and a gold ◆ is absorption: size arrives, passive limits eat it, price holds inside three ticks for the next few seconds. A threshold slider drops the small ones and an aggregation tier decides how near two prints must be to merge, exact through one, two and four ticks to a whole bar. The newest bubbles settle a beat behind live, because absorption cannot be known until the follow-through happens. Underneath: CVD as a line or its own candles with session resets, a Δ volume histogram a bar, and Iceberg Pressure scoring the hidden passive fills on a compressed scale you read against itself, not in lots.

Four ways to read resting liquidity. The ladder prints size and order count a side — 184 (31) is 184 contracts across 31 separate orders — with ΣBID and ΣASK running totals, the spread and live imbalance. HEAT tracks how the book changes over time, a column a moment, with contrast, a min-size filter, WIDE to reach the walls parked off-screen and a lens that reads exact size. L2 draws depth bars beside the axis; L3 goes down to the individual order. The book profile builds the last 30 minutes into zones and runs leader lines to the ones that matter. RESTING AGE watches fatigue — how long a block has sat without being pulled or filled.

A session volume profile with VAH, POC and VAL on the edge, or a classic TPO market profile — one letter per 30-minute bracket, initial balance off the first two, single-print tails, poor highs and poor lows. Sessions cut on New York time: Asia 18–03, London 03–09:30, NY 09:30–16, close 16–18. Deep Profile Swing draws one for every swing leg and keeps the live leg updating as it forms. Fixed Range is a drawing tool — click two points, get the profile for exactly that window.

TIME · TICK · TRADES · VOLUME · RANGE · REVERSAL · DELTA · IMBAL · P&F. TIME is the clock chart you know. The other eight close a bar when the market does something, not when the minute is up — and they run on the same server-side data, so a quiet hour and a violent one print the same way.

LOCAL STACKS — every stack this terminal fired, with its level and target. MY SIGNALS — your EvilSignals marks mirrored in from the app. Click any row and the chart jumps to it. Underneath: finalised stats by direction, FAV/ADV and TP1 win rate, live.

SIM or LIVE from the same ticket. Market, limit, stop, stop–limit, and passive joins that rest at the touch and let the broker price them. Quantity presets, auto–bracket, or type the stop and target and drag them on the price axis. Right-click the canvas above or below price to rest a limit or a stop at that level, and drag a resting order to re–price it — the confirm shows the old value and the new one. Drag a stop or target leg to move the bracket. In SIM the DOM takes a click on any row to rest, and a click on your own label to pull it. Per position: trail at a fixed tick distance, break–even, reverse, flatten — plus flatten–everything, cancel–every–resting, and an exit that clears the resting orders before it closes you out. Micro sizing off the major-contract chart (chart NQ → exec MNQ, $2/pt).

A LIVE entry without a stop is refused, and refused at the server, so it holds whether or not the button in front of you is behaving. Positions are continuously reconciled against the broker, and anything the broker will not confirm is flagged rather than quietly displayed. Prices are re–snapped to the instrument’s tick before an order leaves. Entries net like a real futures account: same side adds, opposite side reduces, closes, flips.

An in-house paper broker. Fills at the live touch, brackets simulated client-side, balance is yours to set and wipe. No broker link, no sign-in, same ticket and same netting rules as LIVE.

Over sixty tools on a rail down the left of every pane, in six flyout groups with their own keybinds: lines and rays, shapes, fibs, measures, annotation and markup. Measure reads Δprice, Δ%, bars and time. Magnet on or off. Markup goes global or stays in the pane you drew it in.

Sixteen looks from the masthead — Light, Night, Phosphor, Graphite, Obsidian, Oxblood and the rest. The structure never moves and neither do the flow colours: blue is buy-side aggression, orange is sell-side, gold is absorption, yellow is a live imbalance. A screenshot reads the same whichever skin you run. Build your own in the theme editor and export it as a string.

1S to 1W off the quick row, or build any custom interval you like. Daily and weekly bars align to CME trading days and the Sunday evening open — not to an arbitrary midnight.

Indicators, themes, layouts, drawings and alerts save to the account, so the desk at home and the laptop on the road open identical. A hard reload will not sign you out.

Press ? anywhere for the sheet it all comes from. 1–9 jump timeframes. ⇧V, ⇧L, ⇧O, ⇧C, ⇧W, ⇧S and ⇧H toggle volume, LVT, TPO, CVD, VWAP, sessions and the heatmap; ⇧T opens the tape; ⇧F drops to canvas only. Letters arm the drawing tools straight from the keyboard, ⌘Z and ⇧⌘Z walk the markup back and forward, ⌘S folds the tab into its layout. ⌘K opens a palette that searches every action by name.

PLAY, STEP +1, RESET, speed to 20×. Scrub the bar you want or step one at a time; Space plays, full stop steps, R returns you to the live edge. Every indicator, level and flow signal recomputes from what was known at that second — the screen is the screen that existed on the day, with no future leaking back into it.

Save the whole view as a preset, copy it as a code, paste someone else’s and their panes, symbols, indicators and zoom land on your screen.

Set one where you would draw a line: right-click the canvas, or arm it from the watchlist. Drag an alert to move it, drag it off the chart to delete it. The condition can be a price, an indicator state, a Pine or Ghost script, or a level interaction — fire only when price tests a high-power stack. They arrive as a Discord DM from the alerts bot, and the relay catches them with the tab shut. Fired alerts keep a log with a JUMP that snaps the chart back to the second it triggered.

Live L3 market-by-order from Rithmic. Charts on NQ, GC, ES, 6B, 6E; execution on the micros. Your broker API key transits once, is exchanged for a token and discarded — never stored, always your own login, never a shared account.

The consolidation engine, and the reason you do not need all nineteen indicators on screen at once. Every system reports in: depth, levels, icebergs, absorption, streak, footprint delta and imbalance, large trades, intraday open interest. MOTHERBRAIN reads them against one another and looks for the agreements a human spots late and a single indicator cannot see at all. What comes back tells you what has lined up, at what price, and which way it leans. Take it as a pop–up, as an illustration drawn on the chart where it happened, or as neither and read it when you look. Tolerances are tuned per instrument, because a tick means something different on gold than it does on the Nasdaq.

Round trips arrive as they close, each with an R multiple against the stop you actually entered with, not one picked once you knew the answer. Trades, win rate, gross, fees, net and expectancy across the set, your own fee schedule, a note per trade, and CSV export with the notes attached.

A cut-down build of our own messaging app, dropped into a panel so the room sits beside the chart instead of in another window. One room, no channels, no calls — the part you actually want open while the tape is running. Enter sends, ⇧↵ breaks a line, and a notification sound tells you something landed while you were reading the tape. It stays readable signed out — you can watch the room before you have an account.

Every instrument on one list: live last, session move measured from the session open, not the prior close, the current spread, and the day’s open–interest change. Open a row for session high and low, the exchange settlement with its contract and date, and how far our close sits from it. Click to chart it.

Open interest and settlement come off the exchange after the session and are revised the next morning, so the terminal labels them FINAL with their as–of date and says outright that they are not live. Settlement is separately computed from the last trade, which is why a daily candle can sit a few ticks off it. The terminal shows you both rather than picking one.

Sixteen themes change the ground and nothing else. A screenshot of the flow reads the same whichever one you run.