Reference material for the dashboard, the prediction engine, and the public API. Pages are kept short on purpose, with links out to longer guides where they exist.
The shortest path from sign-up to a working dashboard.
Sign up with an email and password. Email confirmation is required before alerts can be delivered.
Read moreOpen the dashboard, search for a ticker, and add it to a watchlist. Watchlists can be reorganised by drag and drop.
Predictions support one-day, one-week, and one-month horizons. Each horizon is evaluated independently.
Organising the symbols you actively track.
A watchlist can model a theme (semiconductors), an account (taxable), or a strategy (momentum). Use whichever maps to how you think.
Paste a comma-separated list, or upload a CSV with symbol and optional notes columns.
Watchlists are private by default. Sharing is read-only and uses a signed link that can be revoked at any time.
Getting told only when it matters.
Set an above or below condition. A cooldown prevents the alert from re-firing immediately after triggering.
Pro accounts can deliver alerts to a webhook URL. We sign requests with HMAC and retry on non-2xx responses.
Use the pause toggle to disable an alert without deleting it. Re-enable it later without re-entering values.
How model output is produced and how to read it.
Price action, news sentiment, options flow, and a small set of macro indicators. Each prediction lists which features moved its output.
Confidence is a calibrated probability, not a recommendation. Treat it as one input among several.
Replay a prediction against historical data within the same horizon. The backtest mirrors production preprocessing.
Logging trades and tracking PnL.
Add a symbol, quantity, and average cost. Positions are stored client-side until you sync to your account.
The refresh button pulls the latest mark for every position. Market value and unrealised PnL update in place.
Pro plans can export realised and unrealised PnL as CSV for end-of-year reporting.
Programmatic access to your data.
Bearer tokens issued from the developer settings page. Tokens can be scoped read-only or read-write.
Read moreRate limits are surfaced via response headers. Respect Retry-After to avoid lockouts.
A current OpenAPI 3.1 document is published alongside the reference. It is the source of truth for client generation.
Read moreEndpoint-by-endpoint details, request and response examples, and the OpenAPI document live on the API reference page.
Open API reference