News & research
News
A self-hosted news aggregator. Build dashboards (e.g. Crypto, Macro), add sources to each, and let the scheduler poll them in the background.
Sources
- RSS / Atom — paste a feed URL, done.
- API (JSON) — for anything without RSS: set the endpoint, method, headers and query params, then map JSON paths to item fields (items array, title, URL, date, summary, unique id for dedup). API keys go into per-feed secrets, stored encrypted and referenced as
{{secret:NAME}}in headers or params — they are never shown again.
A feed URL, header or param can also carry a {{vault.item}} placeholder pointing at the shared Vault. The scheduler resolves it at poll time, so a key is reused across feeds and modules without ever being stored in the feed config.
Each source has its own poll interval; duplicate sources are detected so the same feed isn't fetched twice across dashboards. Start/stop polling per dashboard, or refresh a source on demand.
Reading
Filter items by search, source, type and date range; compact or full view; optional 60-second auto-refresh with a "{n} updates — click to load" banner. A news widget can also sit on your dashboard home page.
Economic Calendar
Upcoming macro events — central-bank decisions, CPI prints, employment data — in a calendar view, so you know what's ahead of your session. One click adds a reminder for an event.
FinanceDatabase
A searchable catalog of 300,000+ instruments: equities, ETFs, funds, indices, currencies and cryptocurrencies.
On first use you install the catalog (a one-time ~15 MB download, imported in the background). After that it lives locally — searches never touch the network. Search by symbol or name, filter by asset type and attributes, and star instruments into favorites, organized in folders with notes (e.g. a Watchlist folder).
The catalog is built from the open-source FinanceDatabase project by Jeroen Bouma — a community-maintained dataset of financial instruments.
Resources
A bookmark library for trading books, articles, videos and tools: name, optional link, description, organized in categories, displayed as cards or a list. Simple on purpose.
Community Docs
Guides written by the community, synced from the project's website feed and readable offline inside the app. Browse by category, search, and star favorites.
You can contribute: write a document in the Editor and use Submit for publication — it goes to a review queue and appears in everyone's library once approved.