market intelligence workspace
The market, read for you. Honestly.
SOOS, Visor's AI intelligence engine, watches filings, news, flow, and price structure across the instruments you follow — and tells you what it sees, with the statistical honesty to say when a signal isn't there.
General information only — not advice. Capital at risk.
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every trading day sounds like this
Most trading software shows you charts and leaves the thinking to you.
SOOS — the intelligence engine
One thing happens. You see it everywhere it matters.
Everything Visor sees flows through SOOS, its intelligence engine — reading filings, contracts, news, and price structure around the clock. One detection becomes a feed entry, a scanner row, a line in tomorrow's brief, a marker on the exact candle, and a notification. In the app those surfaces carry its name: the SOOS Feed, the SOOS Scanner.
The SOOS desk in the app — Feed, Daily Brief, Scanner. Real screen, real data.
the honesty
Every number carries its sample size.
A seasonal chip means one thing: in N of the last M years, this stretch of the calendar closed positive. The count is printed on the chip itself, so a glance can never pick up the verdict without the sample that earns it. Seasonal figures describe what happened before — they are historical, not a forecast.
The seasonality widget in the app — 10 years in sample, and it says so on every row. Historical, not a forecast.
one backtest, from our own test runs
+94.8%
total return
Beaten by randomly-timed entries averaging +129.6%.
Same trade count, same spacing, same exit rule — only the timing was random.
Every Visor backtest faces four gates. The verdict ships with the number — there is no setting to hide it.
- random control
- out-of-sample split
- t ≥ 3.5
- deflated Sharpe
Historical backtest results — not predictive.
The real card, in the app — a different run, same rule: the verdict ships with the number.
keyboard-first
Hands on the keys.
Eyes on the market.
workspace · Day tradingworkspace · Orderflowworkspace · Macro desk
Visor is built keyboard-first. Workspaces sit a keystroke apart — you rotate through desks the way a tiling window manager flips screens — and nearly everything is designed to answer to a key, so your hands stay on the keyboard and your eyes stay on the market.
More information per second — not more decoration.
The market, read for you. Honestly.
General information only — not advice. Capital at risk.
inside the product
See the flow, up close.
Everything below is a real screen from the running app — captured, not mocked.
orderflow
Footprint (orderflow)
Each candle opened into the volume that traded inside it — buys against sells at every price, the point of control marked on the ladder, delta and imbalance running in the footer. Live BTC and ETH order flow on intraday charts down to the minute, straight off the exchange tape.
BTC-USD, one-minute footprint — real candles, real tape.
orderflow
Liquidity heatmap
Resting depth painted across time — where the book stacks, where it pulls away, every print bubbled on top by size, session VWAP and CVD running through it, the live level-2 ladder alongside. It's fed by the same live order-flow stream as the DOM ladder and the footprint, and it's built to own a full screen.
The order-flow map on live BTC — depth, prints, VWAP, CVD.
public records
Congress trades, with the number that matters
Every stock-trade disclosure filed by members of the US Congress, parsed from official House Clerk records — who filed, the ticker, the direction, the size band, and how long after the trade the public was allowed to know. The STOCK Act allows 45 days; Visor prints the actual lag on every row and flags the late ones.
Public records, presented as filed. Disclosures describe what happened weeks ago — Visor shows them for what they are, and never as something to act on.
Disclosed 4 days later. Disclosed 36 days later. The lag is the story.
atlas
Atlas
SOOS detections pinned to a live 3D globe as they land — the last 200 signals, geolocated, clustering where the market's attention is. Drag to spin.
The engine's reading, plotted on the planet it's reading about.
workspaces
Compose the desk yourself.
A workspace is a grid you build: drop widgets in, drag and resize them like a tiling window manager, and keep as many desks as your tier carries — three on Free, six on Pro, ten on Pro+. One-click presets lay out a first desk for you.
Thirty widget types are in the gallery today — charts, order flow, options analytics, quant studies, news, journal, alerts, seasonality, congressional disclosures, the Atlas globe, the Learn library. Free opens 22 of them; Pro and Pro+ open all 30.
- Day trading
- Orderflow
- Macro desk
- or an empty grid
Real widgets, captured from a live workspace — not renders.
about
The only app you'll need for trading.
Everything except the screen where you place your orders — that stays at your broker, deliberately. Visor carries the rest: real charts with 390 indicators, 62 pattern detectors, a full drawing rail and tiling workspaces, and SOOS, its intelligence engine, doing the reading on both fronts — the charts themselves (price structure, patterns, seasonality, volatility) and the world behind them (filings, contracts, news, congressional disclosures, research) — and reporting what it saw. Honestly, including when the honest answer is “nothing”.
The honesty is engineering, not copy. Every backtest faces four anti-overfit gates and the verdict travels with the headline number — there is no setting to hide a failing one. Every seasonal figure prints its sample size on itself, and a sample too thin to stand on gets silence instead of a confident-looking curve. Where a claim can't be supported, Visor says “not proven” — words most tools in this market are structurally unable to say.
It's made for people who trade their own money, follow their own set of instruments, and have been burnt by tooling that needed them excited. Visor states observations about the market, identical for everyone on a tier — it never tells you what to do. If you want to be told what to trade, this is the wrong tool. If you want a research desk that tells you the truth about the data, this is the one being built.
A real Visor desk — SOOS Feed, Daily Brief, and Scanner sharing one screen.
And the charts are first-class — 390 indicators, 62 pattern detectors, a full drawing rail.
pricing
The tiers, as they exist in the app.
Free is genuinely usable — it starts with three pre-built desks at its workspace cap by design. Billing opens at launch.
Free
$0 / month
no billing required
Get to know the workspace and read the markets.
- ·3 workspaces
- ·Quotes delayed 15 min
- ·1,500 SOOS intelligence credits / mo
- ·Full Learn library
- ·House promos on the Home board
Pro
recommended$34.99 / month
$29.99 / month billed annually
Live data and the full analytics toolkit for active traders.
- ·6 workspaces
- ·Real-time (1s) quotes · futures delayed
- ·4,000 SOOS intelligence credits / mo
- ·Full Learn library
- ·Ad-free workspace
Pro+
$79.99 / month
$69.99 / month billed annually
The most room to build and the largest intelligence allowance.
- ·10 workspaces
- ·Real-time (1s) quotes · futures delayed
- ·8,000 SOOS intelligence credits / mo
- ·Full Learn library
- ·Ad-free workspace
Prices in USD. Tier limits are enforced server-side in the app; the full comparison matrix lives in the product.
learn
Built to teach you, not to sell you.
A guided lesson library ships inside Visor — 69 lessons across eight tracks, written to the same honesty register as the product: observations, never instructions; historical figures always labelled non-predictive. Lessons on every widget, every signal, and how markets actually work — what a tool can tell you, and what it can't.
The Strategies track takes the material sold in expensive courses — order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity sweeps, the golden cross — runs each mechanical rule through the four anti-overfit gates on real data, and prints the engine's own verdict at the end of the lesson. Nobody selling a strategy course shows you the held-out half; the library leads with it.
- Getting Started
- Market Basics
- Reading the Tape
- Strategies
- Quant Methods
- Options
- Risk & Psychology
- Using Visor
The Golden Cross, open in the app. The engine's own verdict on the most famous signal in technical analysis: failed robustness testing — printed in the lesson, not hidden under it.
faq
Fair questions.
Is this financial advice?+
No. Visor provides general information and analysis only. It states observations about the market — identical for everyone on a tier — and never tells you what you should do. It is not financial, investment, or trading advice, is not a personal recommendation, and does not consider your individual circumstances. Do your own research. Capital at risk.
Will Visor tell me what to trade?+
No, deliberately. Signals describe the market, never instruct the user — no entries, stops, or targets as guidance, ever. If you want to be told what to trade, Visor is the wrong tool.
What is SOOS?+
SOOS is Visor's intelligence engine — the pipeline that reads filings, contracts, news, congressional disclosures, and research around the clock, and analyses the charts themselves: price structure, chart patterns, seasonality, and volatility across the instruments you follow. What it sees becomes the SOOS Feed, the SOOS Scanner's per-row reads, and the Daily Brief. Its analysis is AI-generated and labelled as such in the app, and it can be incomplete or wrong — which is why every claim travels with its source and its sample size. It states observations about the market, never recommendations.
What are the four anti-overfit gates?+
Every backtest is checked against: a random control (500 randomly-timed twins with the same trade count, spacing, and exit rule), an out-of-sample split (70/30 by time, never randomly), corrected statistical significance (|t| ≥ 3.5 after Harvey–Liu–Zhu, not the naive 2.0), and a deflated Sharpe ratio. The verdict ships with the headline number, and there is no setting to hide a failing one. All results are historical and non-predictive.
Where does the data come from?+
SEC EDGAR filings, US defence contract awards from USAspending, per-ticker and market-wide news, arXiv quantitative-finance research, and US congressional trade disclosures parsed from official House Clerk public records — plus a 12-pattern server-side scanner and price history through Visor's own market-data service. Seasonality and volatility figures are computed in-house from that history.
Is there a free tier?+
Yes, and it's genuinely usable: three workspaces (seeded as three pre-built desks), 15-minute delayed quotes, 1,500 SOOS intelligence credits a month, and the full Learn library. Paid tiers add real-time (1s) data on stocks, FX and crypto (futures stay delayed on every tier), more room, and larger allowances.
Does Visor cover crypto?+
As read-only data and analysis only — BTC appears on charts and in scanner reads like any other instrument. Visor never promotes cryptoassets or invites you to acquire them.
Does it replace TradingView?+
Visor is built to be the only app you need for trading, other than where you place your orders. The charts are serious — 390 indicators, 62 pattern detectors, a full drawing rail, tiling workspaces — and SOOS reads the price structure behind them as well as the news around them. The one thing Visor will never do is take the order: execution stays with your broker, and Visor stays information-only.
What happens when I join the waitlist?+
Your email is stored, and you get one email when access opens. No marketing sequence, no countdowns.