The whole desk, in one window.
Charts at fifteen timeframes, an options desk, a risk engine, a trade journal, backtests with a verdict, and a command line that opens any of it by mnemonic. It runs in your browser, works offline, and your book stays on your device.
No card to start. Your book lives on your device; sign in and it follows you, end-to-end encrypted when you set a passphrase.
Eight desks that used to be eight subscriptions.
Every panel below is a real tab in Terminal, and the numbers on it come from your own trades, not a demo account. Buy the whole desk, not a bundle of logins.
Bars at fifteen timeframes
Intraday to monthly with a live last price overlaid on the bar. Anchored VWAP, multiples history, a market map treemap, and a keyboard that pans and zooms.
Chains, spreads, payoff
Build a 600/610 call spread and it logs as one trade at the net price. A calculator on Black-Scholes, a payoff diagram, one row per contract in Positions.
Know the drawdown before you take it
VaR and CVaR at 95, ruin probability, a drawdown distribution, and a prop-firm simulator that runs your day-level P&L through the challenge and funded rules of thirteen firms.
Import, tag, review
Paste a broker statement and the book fills itself: stocks, options, futures, forex. Setups, tags, screenshots that never leave the device, and a Form 8949 export at year end.
Where the edge actually lives
Expectancy, profit factor and win rate by setup, by hour, by regime. Trend times volatility at entry, so you can see the market you were trading, not the one you thought you were.
A grade, not just a curve
Backtest a strategy and get a verdict across edge, robustness, risk and sample size, with the overfitting tells called out. Stress-test with regime-block resampling.
Every panel is a window
Type NVDA DES and a window opens. Tile, cascade, snap to grid, pin the chips you watch, and the desk stays alive under every other tab.
Filings, fundamentals, linting
Full-text search across SEC filings, Form 4 insider transactions, quarterly statements, a fundamentals screener, and a linter for Pine, NinjaScript and EasyLanguage.
Not mockups. The app, on the sample book.
Every image below is a screenshot of Terminal captured by script from the sample data that ships with it, so what you see is what installs. Click one to open it full size.
From sign-up to a working desk in four steps.
There is nothing to install. Terminal is a single page that caches itself, so the second time you open it there is no network to wait for.
Sign in once
An email and a passphrase. The passphrase encrypts your book on the device before anything is synced, and we never hold it.
Paste your statement
A broker CSV or a pasted fill list. Options resolve to the exact contract, spreads to one combo trade, futures to the right multiplier.
Open the desk
A bare ticker opens a chart. A mnemonic opens the panel that owns the data. Every window is yours to move, pin or duplicate.
Pick up on any device
A new device restores from the cloud at boot. Two devices editing at once are refused, never silently merged, so nothing is lost.
- SYM
- a ticker, bare uppercase opens its chart
- CMD
- a mnemonic that names the panel
- arg
- timeframe, metric or filter
NVDA DESdescription
AAPL G 5mfive-minute chart
HALTtrading halts
O$ NVDAcompany overview
F$ NVDAfundamentals
SRCH applefilings search
Watch it work before you buy it.
Three short, scripted walk-throughs on sample data. Each one types real commands into the desk and opens the windows you would get.
Type a ticker and a mnemonic. The window that owns that data opens on the desk.
Local first. Encrypted second. Never ours.
Most trading tools are a database you rent. This one is a file on your machine that can, if you ask, keep an encrypted copy in the cloud.
The server stores one envelope it cannot open.
Set a passphrase and every trade is encrypted on your device with AES-256-GCM before it leaves. Screenshots never leave at all. Without a passphrase the mirror is plain, and the app tells you so.
The page caches itself. On a plane, in a dead spot, or with the market data switch turned off, the journal, the risk engine and the analytics all keep working on the book you already have.
Bring your own market-data keys and requests go direct from your browser to the provider. Use ours and a per-host budget keeps you inside the free tier instead of getting you banned from it.
One desk. Three ways in.
Paper is free on one device. Lite adds encrypted sync and alerts for $5 a month. Terminal is the whole desk with live data included, by the month or by the year with two months free.
Journal and analyse on one device with your own data keys.
- All 26 tabs, offline
- Unlimited trades, local only
- Bring your own market-data keys
- Cloud sync across devices
- Push alerts
- Live data through our keys
Your journal and analytics on every device, encrypted, with alerts on your phone.
- Everything in Paper
- Encrypted cloud sync, any device
- Price alerts pushed to your phone
- Bring your own market-data keys
- Live data through our keys
- Risk engine and prop-firm simulator
The whole desk on every device you own, with live data included.
- Everything in Lite
- Live quotes, intraday bars and options chains, no keys needed
- Risk engine, prop-firm simulator, backtest verdicts
- Every panel, every window, the command line
- Two months free on the yearly plan
Paid plans open after the beta. Everything above is free to every beta account today, and nothing takes a card.
Prices in USD. $200 a year, billed once. Cancel any time; your book is a file on your device, so leaving costs nothing but the sync.
Have a promo code? Enter it when you create your account, or later in Terminal under Settings › Cloud Sync › Your account.
Before you sign up.
Does it work with my broker?
If your broker exports a CSV or lets you copy a fill list, yes. Stocks, options by OCC contract, futures with the right multiplier, and forex all import. Multi-leg spreads become one trade at the net price.
Is it really offline?
Yes. Terminal is a single page that caches itself on first load. Everything that runs on your book, from the journal to the risk engine, works with no connection. Only live market data needs the network.
Where is my data?
In your browser's storage on your device. On the Lite or Terminal plan with a passphrase set, an encrypted copy also lives in the cloud so a second device can restore it. We cannot read that copy.
What happens if I edit on two devices at once?
Terminal refuses the second push and tells you the cloud moved. It never silently overwrites a book. You restore, re-apply, or force it, and it is always your call.
Do I need market-data keys?
Not on Terminal plan: live quotes, intraday bars and options chains come through our keys. On Paper and Lite you paste your own free-tier keys, and requests go straight from your browser to the provider.
Can I leave?
Any time. Export the whole book as JSON or CSV from Settings. Since it never lived on our servers in a form we could read, there is nothing of yours left behind.