Built from ticks
Bar types, not bar approximations
Range, volume and tick bars are constructed from the same stored tick history as time bars — not resampled from minute data, which is where most platforms quietly lose precision.
Four bar types
Time, range, volume and tick bars, each built trade by trade from raw history.
Global replay
One shared clock puts every chart, pop-out and instrument into replay together. Tick mode rebuilds bars print by print.
Command center
A launch window in the NinjaTrader mould — charts, heatmaps and the feed monitor all open from one place, with a live CME session clock.
Drawing tools
Trend lines, levels, rectangles and a risk/reward tool that reads in ticks and dollars.
Multi-window layouts
Save a whole workspace — chart windows, heatmap windows, geometry and panel state — and restore it exactly.
Oscillator sub-panes
Standard studies in their own panes, sharing the chart’s crosshair and replay clock.
Specifics
At a glance
Before you ask
Questions
Why does bar construction matter?
A range bar resampled from one-minute data cannot know where inside that minute the range was actually completed, so its opens and closes are wrong. Building from ticks removes the guess.
Does replay cover every window?
Yes — that is the point of a shared clock. Every chart, every pop-out and every instrument advance together, so the heatmap and the footprint stay on the same instant.
Can I run several instruments at once?
Yes. Windows are per-instrument and the command center launches as many as your machine will carry.
Early access
Get in before launch
Founding rate, plus a build to try before it goes public.