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Every orderanswers to you.

A desktop workstation for futures traders. Charts, order flow, replay and an Agent that works inside limits you set, all checked by one core.

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Markets and sources

Futures first, on Alpha’s own simulated market today. The live route and licensed data are in progress or planned.

Exchanges and broker routes

  • CMEExchangeSimulated now
  • CBOTExchangeSimulated now
  • NYMEXExchangeSimulated now
  • COMEXExchangeSimulated now
  • RithmicBroker routeIn progress
  • NasdaqExchangePlanned
  • NYSEExchangePlanned
  • CboeExchangePlanned

Data vendors and public sources

  • dxFeedData vendorPlanned
  • OptionsDepthAnalytics supplierPlanned
  • Federal ReservePublic feedIn the app
  • European Central BankPublic feedIn the app
  • EIAPublic feedIn the app
  • CFTCPublic feedIn the app
  • SECPublic feedIn the app
  • FREDPublic dataExploring

Names identify the markets and sources Alpha works with or plans to. No partnership or endorsement is implied. Real market data needs your own entitlements through your broker route or a licensed vendor.

One market, read three ways.

Who traded, what was waiting, and where you act: the footprint, the heatmap and the ladder, on one simulated session in the app.

A trading day, in four moments.

See who traded, know your place in the queue, keep the lesson and practise the moment again. Each one plays by itself, on simulated data.

LensFootprint
See who traded inside the bar: buyers lifting the offer against sellers hitting the bid, price by price.
LadderDOM
Know your place in the queue: the estimate shrinks as trades and pulls arrive ahead of you.
JournalPerformance
Every trade already written down: the fill becomes a round trip and a journal entry, ready for your note.
RewindReplay
Practise the exact moment again: rewind to the bar that mattered and replay it on its own account.

Ask. It shows its work.

Choose a question. The Agent works through it with tools you can see and answers with a chart you can explore. When it wants to trade, the order waits for you.

Agent examples

Example questions

Examples on simulated trades and a labelled model. Nothing here calls a model or places an order.

AgentExample · SIMULATED

Check my NQ fills from the last five sessions. When I got in, was the book leaning my way, and did those trades do any better?

  1. history.trades{"symbol":"NQ","sessions":5}round trips from the core
  2. market.snapshot{"symbol":"NQ","at":"each entry","ticks":2}delta and imbalances at each fill
  3. artifact.create{"recipe":"entries-vs-orderflow"}chart

You took 44 entries. The 21 with a stacked imbalance on your side within two ticks averaged +2.1 ticks (+⁠$6.51 each after commission); the other 23 averaged −1.9 ticks (−⁠$13.77).

  • Entries with the bar’s delta against you: 15, win rate 27%.
  • Net for the five sessions: −⁠$179.80.

Each dot is one entry: delta at entry signed to your side (across) against the result in ticks (up).

Watch it prepare an order in the app

Wherever you are starting from.

Learning your first setup, trading around a full-time job, or building tools of your own: Alpha keeps the rules in your hands and does the watching with you.

  • An older man and his granddaughter at a kitchen table, reading handwritten trading notes together beside a laptop.

    New to trading

    Practise on simulated accounts first. Ask questions in plain words, size trades by the dollars you are willing to risk, and set a daily loss limit before you start.

  • A woman in a coat leaving for work with her keys and coffee, a three-monitor desk behind her.

    Short on time

    Give the Agent a grant: an account, a size and an end time. Inside it, the Agent places trades without stopping to ask, or a strategy you validated runs on its own. Both keep to your rules at three in the afternoon exactly as at nine in the morning.

  • The opening-range breakout strategy written in Strata in Alpha's editor: parameters with ranges, settings, a risk block and the bar logic.

    Building your own

    Describe a strategy or an indicator in the Agent’s chat. It drafts one you can read, test and change; nothing runs until you choose to run it.

Start here

Today the Agent trades on its own only on simulated accounts. Futures are leveraged and can lose more than you expect; practise first.

It speaks up once.

The island sits in the title bar. It shows the clock, your day, feed health and the room left in your risk plan. When an order waits for you or a limit gets close, it says so once, and Ori looks up.

Alpha's island open on Needs you: Ori wants to place an order, Buy 1 NQ market on sim-1 with an 8/16 bracket, risk at the stop $40, all nine risk checks pass, with Decline and Confirm and send.
The island in the app, holding an Agent order for you.
The island and Ori

The whole desk, in one app.

Every surface shares one core and one workspace, so they all agree on your position, your limits and your day.

Every capability, with its status

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If you want to see Alpha before it ships, whether you trade every day or are just starting, tell us how you would use it.

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  1. You tell us how you trade. Markets, experience, platform, the rule you keep breaking.
  2. We read it ourselves. It is stored privately; nothing is created in your name.
  3. If it fits, a walkthrough. On simulated data, agreed in writing first.