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Choose how you want to see it

The same engines, three ways to look at them

This is not a quality ladder. It is the same book read by the same engines, laid out three ways — and the right one is whichever fits how you work.

• Twelve windowsFor those who want the raw materialEach engine with its own panel: score, confidence, lifecycle and its metrics. You see where every number comes from and assemble the reading yourself.
• One windowFor those who want the conclusionApex and Pulse do the assembly: they fuse several axes into one reading and explain it — what supports it, what argues against it and what would invalidate it. The conclusion without giving up the right to audit it.
• On the chartFor those who never want to look awayA translucent band exactly at the price the engine is watching, a badge with the reading at the edge, and markers on history. No live level, no band: the chart never keeps pointing at a stale price.

And all three are configurable: four themes, size from 60 to 250%, opacity, band weight and marker density. The same reading, arranged the way it works for you.

What they all share

• They calibrate to your instrument

  Each engine measures the resting book, the size of a typical print and how fast price moves, then rescales its own thresholds. The same file works for futures and for crypto.

  During warm-up the scales are not applied and the panel says so, rather than acting on a half-formed estimate. Once the instrument is measured, measurement wins.

• Instrument presets

  Automatic, index futures, micro futures, commodities, major crypto and altcoins. One click to say “this is a perpetual, stop assuming otherwise”.

  A preset does not replace measurement: in a steady regime it changes nothing. What it fixes is start-up, which without it spends its time reading one asset with another asset’s thresholds.

• Configurable look

  Four themes — dark, light, high contrast and subtle — with fine control of size, opacity, borders and colours underneath. It adjusts live: move the slider and the chart follows.

  Side colours cannot be changed: they come from the engine. Letting a cosmetic setting alter them would let the chart contradict the panel, and a “seller” badge in green is worse than an ugly one.

• Manual tuning, for those who know

  Forced size and distance scales, a button that copies what the engine measures so you can start from there, and editable reference anchors with the live measurement beside them.

  Everything lives in a plain-text file, hand-editable and portable between machines. Saving is explicit, so experimenting never costs you a setup that was working.