The whole market, your way.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 from third-party market-data sources, served through Visor. Seasonality and volatility figures are computed in-house from that history.

Yes, and it's genuinely usable: two workspaces (seeded as two pre-built desks), 15-minute delayed quotes, 750 SOOS intelligence credits a month, and the full Learn library. Paid plans (Starter, Pro and Pro+) add faster quotes than Free, more room, and larger allowances. On every plan, FX is a daily reference rate, futures quotes are delayed today, and BTC and ETH order flow streams live.

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.

Visor is built to put everything you need to read the market on one screen. The charts are serious — 391 indicators, 62 pattern detectors, a full drawing rail, tiling workspaces — SOOS reads the price structure behind them as well as the news around them, and, from launch, your own account draws on the chart through read-only broker sync. Orders themselves are still placed at your broker today; order entry inside Visor switches on at launch.

Yes — via Rithmic. If your prop firm or broker issues Rithmic credentials that work with third-party platforms, you'll be able to connect them to Visor: your positions, working orders, fills and P&L draw on the chart, and the trading journal fills itself from your fills. The connection is read-only by construction — Visor can read your account and cannot place, modify or cancel anything. Rithmic support is built and in testing; it is not switched on yet, and we'll announce it here when it is.

Not yet. Today the account connection is read-only: Visor reads your positions, orders and fills, and cannot place, modify or cancel anything — the order-entry code is excluded from the build and an automated guard enforces that in code, not policy. Visor's Rithmic integration passed R|Protocol conformance on 24 August 2026; order entry switches on at launch, to your own account at your own broker or prop firm.

Your email is stored, and you get one email when access opens. No marketing sequence, no countdowns.