The most advanced trading terminal for individual traders
What if you could see what others don't?
Find your edge
It's very hard to win looking at the market like everyone else. ALPHA is six instruments pointed at the same tape, run nightly and resolved in public.
Everything you win, you take
Everyone sees the same chart
Same feeds, same indicators, same five levels everyone is drawing. Your stop sits where a million other stops sit, and the market makers will come and take it.
We compound layers of patterns, regime to flow to seasonality to filings to policy to crowd odds, so you see links you were never supposed to find. What takes an advanced research desk days surfaces on the terminal in seconds.
The method
A 360 view of the market, then the needle
Every night the funnel runs the whole investable universe through five stages: regime, sector flow, seasonal confluence, relative strength, trigger. You monitor everything; the machine narrows it. Most nights a handful survive. Some nights, none do.
Zero is a valid answer. The trade you don't take is the one that saves the account.
linear scale, from zero
The terminal, page by page
Your problems, met with machinery
Below: real screenshots from the live terminal, pulled 2026-09-03. Same-day tickers are blacked out because that's what subscribers pay for. Everything else is exactly what the pipeline wrote.
The Cockpit
6:47 a.m. Twenty tabs open, and no idea what actually matters today.
One screen, in reading order: regime, volatility bands, sector rotation, group leaders, and a written brief of what the read rests on, with an 'off by' date and a 'wrong if' line. The pipeline wrote it at 01:00 while you slept. Your morning is twenty minutes now.
written nightly at 01:00
The News layer
The story that moved your position broke at 4am, in a market you don't read.
Every article arrives already tagged with the tickers it concerns, the sectors behind them, and what each of those names did after it was written. 817,016 articles are on file, back to 2017, with 341,552 per-ticker reads attached. You stop scanning headlines and start seeing which of your names is being written about, by how many outlets, and what followed.
- Tagged at the source: no keyword guessing, no 'Visa the company' confused with 'visa wait times'
- Coverage clusters: when two or more independent outlets write about the same name inside 48 hours, it surfaces on its own
- Every move shown is what followed the article, never a claim the article caused it
817,016 articles on file, back to 2017
The Insiders
Congress files its trades on paper, sideways, so nobody reads them.
Both chambers, six years, 27,182 disclosed trades. The electronic filings are parsed; the scanned paper ones are read by machine, including the handwriting. Then every member is ranked by what following their disclosed buys would have returned, next to the committees they sit on and how much of their trading falls in the sectors those committees oversee.
- Portfolios from the annual reports, and the year-by-year growth streak behind them
- Who actually executed the trade: the member, the spouse, a joint account, a child
- Every figure is a disclosed fact with its official PDF one click away
27,182 disclosed trades, House and Senate
The Calendar
Wednesday's Fed decision was on your calendar Monday morning.
Catalytic-load density per day with its exact decomposition, options expiry computed, hard macro dates from official sources, seasonality attached to every date. The week is mapped before it starts, and the known holes are listed on the same page.
known holes listed on the page
Research
By the time you hear about a theme, it's already crowded.
You're only human. A theme is thousands of pages of filings, supply chains, policy dockets and half-true posts; no single brain holds that map. So the machine holds it for you, and you keep the judgment.
- Every theme mapped layer by layer: the constraints, the bottlenecks, and the companies sitting on each one
- The adoption curve: positions are dated human judgments, moved only by dated evidence lines
- Policy clock: who decides, on what date, who is exposed when they do
- 5 percent stakes with the fund named, insider clusters flagged, street claims shown struck until verified
- AI keeps the map current across all of it; nothing it writes can trigger a trade
the map is machine-held, the judgment stays yours
The Screener
Some days the best trade is no trade. Nobody sells you that.
September 2, 2026: zero names reached stage 4. The screener prints 'showing 0 of 0' and goes home. This screenshot is unedited, and it's the closest thing to a promise on this page: when there's nothing, ALPHA says nothing.
0 of 0, unedited
The Plays
You enter on a feeling and size on a mood.
Every play unfolds from macro to trigger, layer by layer, each with its own edge in basis points, its own t-stat, its own verdict printed on the card even when it reads inconclusive. Sizing comes out decomposed and capped by posture. When a layer is weak, you see exactly which one, before you click anything.
verdicts printed, weak ones included
The Journal
You know your rules. You break them when it costs money to be right.
Morning and evening check-ins set a readiness band that locks when you submit: Ready means full size, Impaired means paper only. Look at the badge in this screenshot's corner. It says Impaired, paper only, and it was telling the truth about the person who typed this.
the band locks on submit
The red day
The worst trade of the month happens the day after the worst trade of the week.
You know the spiral: double the size to get it back, and the blown week undoes the good month. The morning after a red day, the check-in asks about sleep, focus and stress before it shows you anything else. If the band comes back Impaired, the journal holds you to paper. Nobody sells you that either.
the spiral, interrupted before the open
AI, walled. Measurement, frozen.
You’re only human
The machine reads everything you can’t hold: filings, vintages, the social tape, a century of index history. It writes briefs, maps themes, checks its own claims, and flags what it invented. And none of it can touch a trigger: no engine script is allowed to read what the narrative layer writes. The wall has no door.
“We're never going to buy based off of that. It's just going to feed us information.”
the operating rule, captured verbatim
A track record you can't check from the outside is a story with numbers in it. Ours gets committed to git nightly, dated, and the evaluation criteria were hashed before the first card ever resolved. Emotion doesn't negotiate with a sha256.
verify the fingerprints+
FORWARD_CRITERIA.md :: frozen 2026-06-10, before the first card resolved
sha256 5aec2defb20f61e81b731d2775e4740284ffefe57db893b7da71265509dde7f1
FUNNEL_V3_PREREG_2026-07-15.md :: frozen 2026-07-15, before the v3 cutover
sha256 a1c728866767af27b035fe421822568655c13af262863aa67222017b2975d835
Real fingerprints of the real files. Amendments are new dated documents; the originals never move. The study runners refuse to run if a byte has.
The field
Us against the field, cell by cell
Ten competitors audited on 2026-09-02, straight from their pricing pages; the five that matter shown here. Filled cells mark where we lead, empty ones where we trail, crossed where we refused to build. The empty ones stay in, because a comparison table that hides its own gaps is just an ad with a grid on it.
| entry paid price / month | ALPHA$79 | TradingView$14.95 | Koyfin$39 | Unusual Whales$50 | Quiver$25 | Godel$118 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The moat | ||||||
| Daily setups with decomposed reasoning | ||||||
| Pre-registered stats, published negatives | ||||||
| AI synthesis, machine-verified | ||||||
| Seasonality, industry by date depth | ||||||
| Event calendar with market odds | ||||||
| Thematic research, S-curves and supply chains | ||||||
| Trading journal with readiness discipline | ||||||
| Insider, 13D/G and 13F tracking | ||||||
| Table stakes we are still building | ||||||
| Watchlists | bld | |||||
| Alerts and notifications | bld | |||||
| User-facing screener | bld | |||||
| Refused on purpose | ||||||
| Options flow and dark pool | × | |||||
| Real-time tape | × | |||||
| Broker sync and auto-trade | × | |||||
Entry paid price per month, monthly billing. Cells reflect what is built and working today, ours included.
Pricing
What the money buys
01:00
The pipeline runs
Twenty isolated steps ingest, screen, and measure. A dead feed is shown loudly, never papered over.
Pre-open
Your cockpit is current
Regime, rotation, calendar, and research refreshed. Plays delivered per your tier.
You decide
Or you don't trade
No arrow, no score, no nudge. If nothing survived the funnel, the page says nothing survived.
Alpha
The cockpit: the market read a professional does before anything else, every morning.
- Daily market read: regime, rotation, VIX bands, sector candles
- Calendar with macro, geo events and market-implied odds
- Research themes, company dossiers, RS cascade
- World brief from 300+ captured feeds
- Daily digest email
Operator
Everything, plus the plays: the setups the funnel and the trackers actually surfaced.
- Everything in Alpha
- The Plays: setup cards with entry, stop and sizing frames
- Insider tracking: congressional trades, Form 4 flow, 13F deltas
- Flow tracking: 13D/G stakes, registrations watch, alerts
- Journal with readiness system, data exports
- Priority support
The Fund
A private vehicle run on this same discipline. Performance is discussed privately, on documented records, never advertised.
- Accredited investors only, verification required
- Strategy walkthrough on the live system
- Track record shared in private, with records
- Capacity is limited and not guaranteed
Cancel anytime. Yearly is two months free. We never lock you out of work you already did.
What traders ask first
Is this a signal service?+
No. Cards are research artifacts: dated, decomposed, resolved in public at J+5 and J+21. What you do with one is your job. We keep that line hard because we've been on the wrong side of it.
Do you auto-trade my account?+
Never. No broker connection exists and no roadmap wants one. The wall between reading and clicking is the product.
What if the statistics say a layer has no edge?+
Then the badge goes red and stays red, with the sample size printed next to it. We publish the funerals too. It's the only reason the green badges mean anything.
Where does the data come from?+
Two independent daily price feeds cross-checked every night, SEC EDGAR, official macro vintages as they were known at the time, index history back to 1927. When the two feeds disagree, the row gets flagged, not smoothed over.
Do I still need my charting tool?+
Keep it. ALPHA is the research layer beside your charts: regime, method, measurement, receipts. TradingView draws candles better than we ever will, and we refuse to compete with it.
Why would I pay for a tool that promises nothing?+
Because every tool that promises something is lying about variance. What we sell is the boring part: point-in-time inputs, frozen criteria, honest negatives. Drawdown is tuition either way. Here you at least keep the receipts.
You scrolled through 2,540 candidates.
Almost nothing survived. That’s the product.