The command bar, chart modes, follow-up questions, sharing, and how a decision is logged.
The command bar carries symbol search, the timeframe strip, Re-analyze, the lens switcher, the allowance chip, Upload, Quick Read, Ask and Add to watchlist. Below it sit three chart modes — an annotated evidence chart, a stack of higher timeframes, and a full third-party chart — plus the news panel.
Quick Read is a compressed verdict for mid-session decisions, opened with the Q key: grade, invalidation, one headline line, and the live-derived signal. T, P and W decide from inside it, Esc dismisses, and one keystroke expands the full verdict.
Ask answers questions about an existing analysis, grounded against the same set of allowed numbers as the written thesis. An answer that would cite a figure the read never computed is refused rather than filled in. Each analysis carries a number of free follow-ups before one costs a daily credit.
Re-running the same symbol, timeframe and lens before a new bar can exist returns the previous read instead of spending allowance. The refresh fetches new candles but cannot conjure a new bar, and identical inputs necessarily produce an identical read.
Sharing mints a token for a graded read and produces a public page. The shared page is read-only and watermarked: decision controls and P&L are stripped, the reasoning is intact, and no account is required to view it. A revoked link explains itself rather than 404ing.
Taking it, Pass and Watch each freeze the analysis into an immutable journal record. The Take ticket allows overriding entry, stop, target and size, re-deriving dollar risk so the two can never disagree. Feedback is a separate control: opinion that is counted, and never fed into a grade.