the institutional stack
Five systems, five figures a seat
The chain from data to execution exists today — split across disconnected terminals, models, spreadsheets and systems, priced for institutions, and stitched together by hand at every joint.
Quant research, quant trading, risk and compliance
on one platform.
Four products on one platform: research that screens the whole market in plain English and cites its answer, a seventeen-desk council that argues every call in public and seals the transcript, autopilot on a paper book, and a proof layer that lets you re-derive any number in the browser.
Watch it run · 3 min 5 sOur vision
AtlasVector is being built as one intelligence layer for the whole investment lifecycle — so a number born as data reaches a decision still carrying its proof.
DataResearchSignalsPortfolioRiskComplianceDecisionExecution
The depth it is measured against is the platforms that set the institutional standard — Bloomberg, BlackRock Aladdin and Murex — with one difference designed in from the first line: every number carries its own proof.
The ambition is plain: build the infrastructure that turns market data into trusted intelligence — and trusted intelligence into action — on a platform designed to evolve into full-stack trading.
The last link is deliberately bounded: trading is paper today, by design, and live execution ships only when the public record and the required registrations earn it.
The problem
Sophisticated market intelligence exists today — fragmented, priced for institutions, and disconnected from its own evidence.
the retail stack
Retail tools stop where the work starts
A quote, a chart and a headline end exactly where sizing, risk, attribution and compliance begin — the half of the job that decides whether the idea was any good.
the model stack
Assertion is not evidence
AI that asserts a call without showing its data, its dissent and its graded record cannot be trusted with money.
Our solution
The same chain, running on this platform — each stage of the lifecycle mapped to what a reader can open today.
Data
Live boards across stocks, ETFs, indices, futures and crypto — every figure stamped with the vintage of its own print, or reading unavailable. Open →
Research
The whole covered universe screened in plain English, with fundamentals, valuation and a DCF whose every input is shown. Open →
Signals
Ten technical models plus a learned weighting layer, each call graded on realized outcomes. Open →
Portfolio
The paper book marked to the live price — holdings, target weights, factor decomposition and attribution on one canonical position store.
Risk
Component VaR and expected shortfall, correlated stress and pre-trade what-if on the same book.
Compliance
A hierarchical limit tree, mandate rules, four-eyes approval and a tamper-evident audit trail.
Decision
A seventeen-desk council argues every call in public, with a red team, and seals the transcript with its dissent. Open →
Execution
Autopilot works the full order lifecycle against the paper book — paper by design, with a kill switch, every order audit-appended.
Under all eight stages sits the proof layer: every number carries its own proof — its source, its vintage, and a seal you can re-derive in the browser.
Who it is for
One platform, five readers. The portal is free without an account; the full workspace is one seat, $99 a month — and desk and multi-seat arrangements start with a note to the desk.
Retail investors
The portal free with no login, and the full workspace — the same screens the desks run, not a lesser copy — on one seat.
Open the portal →Professional traders
The chart, the chain, the signal engine and the paper order lifecycle on one screen, every figure stamped with its vintage.
Open the technical read →Family offices
The research depth and the risk and control machinery of a large desk, in a browser — no installation, no data contract of your own.
Ask the screener →Asset managers
Factor decomposition, attribution, mandate rules and a re-derivable audit trail on the same book the research runs on.
Read the graded record →Institutional investors
Verdicts auditable line by line — the debate, the dissent, the seal — and desk and multi-seat arrangements: write to the desk.
Write to the desk →What you get
Four products on one platform — all reading the same real-time data. The portal is free; the workspace and the desks are priced here.
Quant Research
Screen 14,000 names, then prove the number
Screen the whole market in plain English and get a cited answer you can re-run.
- Whole-market screens on roughly 14,000 names of observed day bars — metric filters, or a sentence compiled into one
- Fundamentals, valuation and a DCF with every input shown
- AtlasQL — a question in your own words becomes a query you can read and re-run
In the portal, free — keeping a screen under your name is the seat’sAsk the screener →
Quant Trading
Paper today, by design
Every call is argued by a council in public, sealed with its dissent, and worked by autopilot on a paper book.
- Seventeen-desk council — up to eight convene on a question, always with a red team
- Ten-model signal engine, with an ML meta-layer that sizes and grades each call
- Autopilot on the paper book — full order lifecycle, a kill switch, every order audit-appended
The debates and the record in the portal, free — the book and autopilot in the seatOpen the Glass Box →
The pipeline, stage by stage — every stage names the module it runs on
SpineMarket data spinereal-time ticks · observed day bars across the whole market
Verdict laneSeventeen-desk councilup to eight convene on one question · a red team is always seated · argued in public
Verdict laneSelf-falsification gatethe council attacks its own verdict before it ships — ship · repair · block
Book laneTen-model signal enginetrend · momentum · meanRevert · macd · breakout · volume · volatility · rsiTrend · levels · relStrength
Book lane · shadowML meta-layergrades in shadow until a champion earns the seat — then it scores the consensus · sizing ladder: meta-labelling → vol target → quarter-Kelly cap → per-position risk cap
Book lane · paperAutopilot on the paper bookruns its strategies on the engine's signals · order lifecycle (expiry runs under the durable-jobs flag) · limit governor · kill switch — every order is paper today
Both lanesSealed, re-derivable recordsha-256 audit chain · verdicts and orders alike · graded on the forward record
In the pipelineLive brokersnot running — the same signals and the same audit trail through licensed brokers, once registrations and approvals land
Risk & Compliance
Risk and control machinery, built in
See the book’s exposure, stress it under named scenarios, and let a limit block a trade before it happens.
- Component VaR and expected shortfall, a factor model, correlated stress
- Pre-trade what-if, mandate rules and a limit tree with four-eyes approval
- Vol surface, greeks ladders, P&L explain and attribution on the same book
In the seatOpen the risk desk →
The Proof Layer
Every number carries its own proof
Every figure states its source and vintage, every verdict is sealed to a chain, and the record marks the calls to price.
- Provenance on every figure — real, delayed or unavailable, never guessed
- Verdicts sealed to a tamper-evident chain, re-derivable in the browser
- A public forward record, and a public VaR backtest on our own model
In the portal, freeInspect the track record →
ACCUMULATINGAccumulating — 15 independent calls graded (23 sealed boards) across 4 entry sessions, worth 3.57 effective observations once same-session calls are discounted for sharing a tape. A hit rate needs 20 of each, so it is withheld; the per-call returns below are real.
At the observed accrual (0.7895 independent calls and 0.2105 entry sessions per day) the floor is at least 76 days away — a LOWER bound, because effective observations can sit below the entry-session count.
Effective observations can never exceed entry sessions, so clearing the 20-effective floor requires at least 20 distinct entry sessions. Any projection here is therefore a LOWER bound on the time to a publishable rate.
Does conviction track outcome? Not yet measurable — the corpus carries 15 independent calls of the 20 required and 3.57 effective observations of the 20 required — 15 calls spread over 4 entry sessions; every call so far landed in conviction buckets 0-24, 25-49 — monotonicity is UNMEASURED, which is not the same as absent.
How the record is graded — the rules, as the record states them
first close printed strictly after the seal instant — never a price that existed when the board was sealed
the latest session BOTH the name and the benchmark have finished — finished meaning the tape has stopped printing for it (20:00 New York), not merely that the bell has rung, because a day print keeps absorbing late trades after the close. A session still trading is never marked, so two reads inside one session return the same figures: a close does not move
excess = name return − benchmark return over the same sessions; a short is right when the excess is negative
rates are computed over independent calls, keyed by (name, entry session)
the abstention ledger is DISJOINT from the call ledger on that same key — a neutral board on a name other boards called that session belongs to the calls, and is listed as also-called rather than counted twice
abstained and called names are compared only on ONE basis (mean ABSOLUTE excess). A magnitude is never set against a signed return and never called a cost: that would assert a direction accuracy this record withholds
a rate needs 20 independent calls AND 20 effective observations — calls entered on one session share one tape and are discounted for it, so twenty names on one day never clear the floor
every published rate carries a 95% Wilson score interval computed on the effective observation count; computing it on the nominal count would narrow the band by exactly the design effect
a rate is printed to the decimals its sample supports (a 20-observation rate resolves to 5 percentage points, so it prints to whole percent) — hits and n always ship, so the exact ratio is recoverable
conviction buckets are cut on the figure RE-DERIVED from each row's own sealed desk stances under the rule the house stands behind today, never on a superseded sealed figure; the sealed figure ships beside it
the weighted return sizes each call through the capital gate — conviction-band cap x panel participation — and the equal-weight figure it is set against is recomputed over the SAME sized calls, never over a larger set
every call carries the realized sigma of its own daily excess series over its own window; a return inside one sigma is a direction that landed, and is reported as such rather than as a magnitude
the mean call return carries the same discipline as a rate: its cross-sectional dispersion, its median and the mean without the single call that moves it most all ship beside it, and reading it as an EXPECTED return is withheld until the effective observation count clears the same 20 floor the hit rate clears
a session move above 1.8x or below 0.55x inside the window excludes the name — unadjusted bars would read a split as a return
23 sealed boards graded · 15 independent calls · newest seal 2026-09-14 · marked through 2026-09-11
See it work
Six stops through the workspace, captured 2026-08-30 on a demo account, every order against a paper book; each still carries the vintage stamps the workspace printed that day, and the two that show the graded record are captioned with the record as it stands now.
Why AtlasVector
The established archetypes are deep on their core domains — the depth Bloomberg, BlackRock Aladdin and Murex defined. The difference here is one thing, on every screen: every number carries its own proof — its source, its vintage, and a way to re-derive it in the browser.
The market-data terminal
Deep on the breadth of real-time data and a professional desk’s tooling, priced per seat for professionals.
hereThe boards, the screens and the risk math in a browser — and every verdict with its transcript, its dissent and its seal.
The retail charting app
Deep on charts, drawing tools and community ideas.
hereThe chart, then the ten-model call on it, the debate behind that call, and the record the call is graded against.
The free finance portal
Deep on quotes, headlines and simple screens at no cost.
hereThe portal here stays free too — and each figure carries its source, its vintage and a way to re-derive it.
Bloomberg, BlackRock Aladdin and Murex are their owners’ marks, named as the standard we measure against; the cards keep to archetypes, and each describes publicly-documented positioning only. The full capability comparison is in the inventory below.
What is counted
Every figure below is read from the registry or the graded record at the moment this page was served.
241241 screens in the registry, across 8 categories
23sealed boards graded · newest seal 2026-09-14
15independent calls marked to price
ACCUMULATINGhit rate withheld — the corpus carries 15 independent calls of the 20 required and 3.57 effective observations of the 20 required — 15 calls spread over 4 entry sessions. A statistic appears only when real history earns it.
The platform, in motion
One take, 3 min 5 s: the market field, the council and its seal re-derived in the browser, a plain-English screen, Chart Lab, the heat map, a montage of workspace screens, the paper book, and the graded record.
Transcript — the narration, as spoken
- 0:01This is AtlasVector at work. Every glowing thing on this field is a real payload: the sector board, the votes, the council's newest seal. And every order on it is paper.
- 0:13AtlasVector. The intelligence layer for markets.
- 0:18Four products on one platform. Quant research. Quant trading. Risk. Compliance. And every number carries its own proof.
- 0:29It starts in the open: a public portal on real whole-market data, no login.
- 0:36The council. Reasoning desks argue every call in public, and a red team sits at every table. The gate attacks the verdict before it ships. Then the record is sealed.
- 0:48Every desk turn is on the record: its stance, its confidence, and the sources it cited.
- 0:57That seal is not our flag. Re-derive it, right here, in your own browser. 136 sealed boards so far, every one of them checkable.
- 1:10Research starts in plain English. One sentence compiles into a real query over the whole market.
- 1:18Every row is a real session metric, and the compiled plan says exactly what was understood.
- 1:26Chart Lab: pro charting on real bars. Detect the levels, and they stay with the name.
- 1:34The heat map. Size is weight. Colour is the session.
- 1:40241 screens, one graph. Every screen a typed code. Every fact drillable.
- 1:48Factor Attribution. Regime Memory. Portfolio analytics. Portfolio. Knowledge graph. War Room. Signals. Agent Signals.
- 2:00All of it on one intelligence graph, every number walking back to the evidence that produced it.
- 2:09Trading is paper today, by design. Put a strategy on autopilot and it writes to the paper blotter. A limit governor bounds every order, and a halted book stays halted. And a kill switch flattens everything, on one click.
- 2:27One market-data spine. Two lanes. One sealed record.
- 2:34This is the part that cannot be faked. The hit rate is withheld until the sample can carry it. What is published is the sealed record: 136 sealed boards, the newest seal, and a chain of 651,708 events anyone can re-walk.
- 2:53The portal is free. The workspace is 99 dollars a month. Research: your decisions, your risk.
- 3:01AtlasVector.
Before you open it
What is paper, what is labelled, and whose decision it is.
paper, by design
Every order is paper today
Execution is a single paper book marked to the live price, and every order surface prints the venue as paper. No customer money is held or managed, and there is no live order routing. Execution through licensed brokers is in the pipeline, and ships when the published record earns it.
Read the graded record →real, delayed, synthetic, unavailable
Every figure says what it is
Each figure carries the vintage of the print it came from. A figure that cannot be computed reads unavailable rather than zero; a surface that still runs on a synthetic display grid says so on the surface; and the provenance board lists every feed’s state.
See the provenance board →research
Research — your decisions, your risk.
AtlasVector publishes calls, the transcripts behind them and a graded record of how they fared. It is research: the decision, and the risk in it, stay yours.
Read a sealed debate →Judge it on a name you know.
Open any ticker in the portal for the cited thesis and the desk’s standing call — or take a seat and open the whole workspace.
Leave an address and we'll write when the platform ships something worth your time. What is sent: the address, which page you left it on, and the anonymous per-tab id the site counts page views with — nothing else. The request is stored with your connection's address and browser until it is served (we have written back, or the address has opened a seat), then the scheduled cleanup deletes the record; deletable earlier on request per the privacy policy.
The full inventoryEvery surface that opens without an account, the catalog of 241 screens, the capability comparison, the limits as they stand, and what is still in build.
Open it yourself
These surfaces answer without an account — the live boards, the screener, the sealed debates and the graded record. Where a verb on one of them is the seat’s, the card says so; what a seat gates is named on the pricing page.
The tape
MARKETS
Markets overview
Read the regime, the sector theses and the desk’s most recent decisions on one board.
Open →INDICESIndices and volatility
Track the US index levels and the volatility gauge, each stamped with the vintage of its own print.
Open →FUTURESFutures board
Read front-month equity, rate, energy and metal contracts with their settlement basis shown.
Open →SECTORSector rotation
See which sectors are leading, which are lagging, and the relative strength underneath the move.
Open →CHARTTechnical read
Candlesticks, Bollinger bands and the RSI/MACD pair, with the computed levels a desk starts from.
Open →OPTIONSOptions desk
Work a real chain — strikes, implied volatility and greeks — and read the strategy the shape implies. The front expiry opens to anyone; every expiry, on the seat.
Open →Research and screening
SCREENER
Ask the screener for what you want
Ask for “oversold liquid names above their 200-day average” and the screen is compiled and run in front of you; keeping it under your name and re-running it unattended with alerts are the seat’s.
Open →SCREENWhole-market metric screener
Filter the covered universe on price, trend, return and liquidity, then sort the result column by column.
Open →STOCKOne name, end to end
Open any ticker for the cited thesis, the levels, the ownership of every figure and the desk’s standing call.
Open →VERSUSTwo names, side by side
Put a pair against each other on relative strength, beta and alpha, valuation and the spread between them.
Open →MACROMacro and regime
Read rates, curves, breadth and correlation, and the regime the desk is trading in.
Open →GRAPHEntity graph
Walk the links between issuers, filings, events and the desks that cited them.
Open →The desks’ own record
SIGNALS
Signal consensus
Rank the universe on ten technical models plus a learned weighting layer, graded on realized outcomes.
Open →DEBATESealed debate transcripts
Read a full multi-desk debate — the argument, the red-team pass, the self-falsification and the audit seal.
Open →DECISIONSDecision log
Follow each BUY / SELL / HOLD flip in order, with the one-line reason recorded at the time.
Open →BOOKCoverage book
See which names the desks currently cover, at what conviction, and where they disagree.
Open →RECORDThe graded record
See every published call marked to price, with the qualifiers that say what the sample can and cannot support.
Open →PROVENANCEData provenance
Check, per feed, what is live, what is delayed and what currently reads unavailable.
Open →More of the workspace
Three more stills from the same session — the signal engine, the risk book and the capital gate.
Models and minds, working as one
Extended review panel · multi-agent orchestrationscripted replay — not live data
One question. A coordinated panel of specialist desks.
A question fans out across specialist desks; they run their tools concurrently, challenge the thesis through RED-TEAM, and converge on a cited answer — every step written to a tamper-evident audit chain.
The extended review panel convenes up to eight desks from a seventeen-desk registry; the shipped public verdict panel is equity, risk, a sell-side MD and an adversarial red-team. A run finishes in seconds, with red-team review on every consolidated verdict.
Ten desks of the seventeen-desk registry · ATLASVECTOR orchestrator
MACRO
Rates · FX · regime · Fed-watch
Done
EQUITY
Fundamentals · peers · catalysts
Done
DERIV
Options · IV · skew · greeks
Done
RISK
Exposure · β · concentration · drawdown
Done
NEWS
Sentiment · relevance · thesis-impact
Done
QUANT
Signals · backtest · robustness
Done
COMPLIANCE
SEC · FCA · MAS · wash-sale
Idle
PORTFOLIO
Sizing · attribution · rebalance
Done
RED-TEAM
Bear case · reviews every consolidated verdict
Done
AUDIT
SHA-linked event log · verifier
Done
ORCHESTRATOR
Routes · merges · cites · adjudicates
Done
▸ NVDA THESIS replay
- +1.14sNEWSNEWS relevance 9/10 · sentiment +0.42
- +1.46sDERIVOPT 30d IV 28.4 · skew steepening
- +1.78sQUANTSCAN 6 setups match · momentum + breadth
- +2.10sRISKRISK β 1.74 · top-3 concentration 12%
- +2.42sEQUITYINSDR $2.39B insider net selling · 365d
- +2.78sRED-TEAMRunning the bear case before the verdict ships…
- +3.26sRED-TEAMCluster sells precede 8 of last 12 prints · caution
- +3.58sPORTFOLIOTrim 25% into print · keep core · re-add post-earnings
- +3.94sORCHMerged 7 desks · BULLISH 75/100 · 3-12mo
- +4.28sAUDITWrote 14 events · sha 0x7c…91 · chain verified ✓
The full catalog — 241 screens
Across eight institutional domains — markets, analytics, portfolio, trading, risk, agents, data and system — grouped below into capability areas, every one reading from the same real-time data, real-or-unavailable by contract.
34Markets69Research & Analytics22Portfolio10Trading36Risk50Agents & Automation10Data & Connectivity10System
~30 surfaces
Real-time market data & multi-asset
- Quote boards, sector heatmap, live news tape, macro calendar
- Intraday charts + a pro Chart Lab with AI support/resistance
- World indices, movers, market breadth, pre-market scanner
- Options flow, implied earnings move, crypto desk; dark-pool monitor on real regulatory feeds — daily off-exchange short volume plus weekly ATS venue volume (per-trade prints in the pipeline)
- Dividends, short interest, splits & corporate-action timelines
Real-time feed where entitled — stocks, index/sector/commodity/rates ETFs and crypto spot; some cross-asset tiles are proxies. A real-time entitlement is not a promise that every figure is seconds old: outside a session, or where an instrument has not printed, the value is a close or settlement and the surface says so and dates it. Real, or labelled unavailable — never estimated in place.
~18 surfaces
Risk analytics
- Component VaR & expected shortfall (historical + Monte Carlo, 95/99%)
- A cross-sectional multi-factor model
- Correlated stress — a shock propagated through the correlation matrix to every name
- Pre-trade what-if: before / after / delta VaR on a staged trade
- A high-water-mark drawdown governor wired to the kill-switch
- A public VaR backtest with the Basel traffic-light + Kupiec / Christoffersen
Computed on the real paper book. The VaR-backtest verdict waits on the daily forecast clock filling 250 days, and the surface says how many it holds.
~11 surfaces
Compliance & controls
- A hierarchical limit tree — firm → strategy → agent, a child can never exceed its parent
- Temporary-excess objects that snap back automatically at expiry
- Four-eyes / maker-checker with server-rejected self-approval
- A mandate / IPS rules engine with a hard pre-trade block
- An information barrier (restricted-list read/write wall) + kill-switch flatten-all
- A tamper-evident, hash-chained audit trail
These govern the agent’s own proposal and paper-execution path — the control math is real (limits enforced pre/post-trade, self-approval rejected server-side).
~17 surfaces
Portfolio, attribution & accounting
- Brinson attribution — allocation / selection / interaction, reconciled to active return
- Factor-return attribution (factor vs stock-specific)
- Holdings marked to the live price; target weights vs drift; rebalance drafter
- A holding ledger with lots & cost basis; tax-loss harvesting
- Corporate actions applied with a value-conservation invariant
- Multi-venue position reconciliation
One canonical position store. Brinson returns “unavailable” in prod until the benchmark/sector map is wired to a live feed; the factor section is live.
~15 surfaces
Derivatives & options desk
- An arbitrage-free SVI volatility surface fit off the real chain
- Greeks dashboards, portfolio-greeks ladders, regime-conditioned greeks
- Daily P&L explain with an unforced residual
- Pre-built spreads with P&L diagrams; risk-neutral PDF lab
- Realized-vol & IV snapshots, put/call ratio, merger-arb engine
The arbitrage-free surface is fit from the real chain; a clearly-labelled synthetic display grid is used only when the free-tier feed can’t serve the chain. Chains on the live streaming feed are in the pipeline.
~30 surfaces
AI & multi-agent intelligence
- The Glass Box — specialist analyst desks (equity, risk, a sell-side MD, an adversarial red team) debate every verdict, with per-desk votes and a sealed audit trail
- The Conviction Call — BUY / SELL / HOLD with the reasoning attached
- A signal engine — ten technical models plus a learned weighting model — behind the conviction call
- An extended review panel that convenes up to eight desks from a seventeen-desk registry on one question
- Admission by measured accuracy — a new model earns influence only after it shows a graded edge on real outcomes
- Agent orchestration, self-falsification gates, decision-trust loops
The learned model is off by default and changes nothing while off; it emits a calibrated probability mapped to a call with disclosed thresholds — never an invented number.
~60 surfaces
Research & analytics
- Fundamentals, financial statements, an auditable DCF, cost-of-capital / WACC
- A universe screener + an agentic natural-language screener; relative value; comps
- Thesis builder with thesis-decay tracking; SEC filing intelligence + diffs
- Earnings walls, surprise attribution, shock predictor, estimate revisions
- Broker consensus + a street track-record score
- Sector rotation, correlation matrix, cross-asset regime classifier, KPI nowcasts
Computed from standardized real feeds where entitled; several forward / alt-data / model-audit surfaces are clearly labelled synthetic until live data lands.
~10 surfaces
Execution & trading (paper)
- A paper trading engine — orders, blotter, fills, mark-to-market, tax-lot on fill
- Automated-strategy autopilot (Trend-Momentum / Mean-Reversion / Dual-Momentum)
- Position sizing — meta-labelling → vol target → quarter-Kelly cap → per-position risk cap
- Forward tests + walk-forward / triple-barrier backtesters
- Read-only broker reconciliation
Paper only — a single paper account; Autopilot executes automatically within it. Broker adapters reconcile positions read-only; there is no live order routing yet — live Autopilot execution via licensed brokers is in the pipeline below. Research — your decisions, your risk.
~14 surfaces
Data integrity & auditability
- The real-or-unavailable data contract, enforced in code across the platform
- A tamper-evident sha-256 audit chain under advisory lock
- A public, sha-chained benchmark that is independently re-derivable
- Grounding gates + a self-falsification gate on the agent’s own verdicts
- A decision-provenance graph and portable reasoning artifacts
Reasoning and numbers you can re-derive and audit, rather than take on trust. Metrics degrade to “unavailable” rather than fabricate.
How AtlasVector lines up
The established platforms are deep on their core domains.
Scroll the table sideways to see all four columns →
| Area | AtlasVector | The market-data terminal | The enterprise risk platform | The sell-side trading system |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Real-time multi-asset data | Real-time — stocks, ETFs, indices, futures, crypto; options analytics on real chains | The market standard | Yes | Yes |
| Risk analytics — VaR / ES, factor, stress | Built-in — component VaR/ES, factor model, correlated stress | Portfolio analytics suite | Core strength | Core strength |
| Compliance & controls | Hierarchical limits, four-eyes, mandate engine, kill-switch | Not publicly documented | Yes | Yes |
| Derivatives & options desk | Arbitrage-free vol surface, greeks ladders, P&L explain | Yes | Not publicly documented | Core strength |
| Performance attribution | Selection, timing and allocation decomposition, reconciled (factor/sector Brinson in the pipeline) | Portfolio analytics suite | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-agent glass-box reasoning | Specialist analyst desks debate every call — sealed & re-derivable | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented |
| Transparent & auditable | A re-derivable audit seal on every verdict | Proprietary | Proprietary | Proprietary |
| Ask a question in your own words | Natural-language queries, cited answers | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented |
| Who it is for | Retail & institutional — in a browser | Professionals | Institutions | Banks & institutions |
The incumbent columns are capability archetypes, not named products, and describe publicly-documented positioning only — a capability that is not publicly documented is marked as such, since we have not audited those products. Our own list price is published on the pricing page — card checkout is open there.
What is live, what is paper, and what is still in build
Every figure on every surface is labelled real-time, delayed, synthetic or unavailable.
live today
Market data across stocks, ETFs, indices, futures and crypto, the research and screening surfaces, the multi-desk debate with its sealed transcripts, and the published record of what the desks called. Every figure carries the vintage of the print it came from; a figure that cannot be computed reads as unavailable rather than as a zero.
See the provenance board →paper, by design
Execution is a single paper book in this phase, marked to the live price, and it says so on every order surface — the workspace status strip prints the venue as paper. No customer money is held or managed, and there is no live order routing. Real-money execution ships when the published record earns it.
Read the graded record →behind the seat
The workspace itself, on a paid seat: the full screen registry, saved layouts, watchlists and alerts, the order lifecycle on the paper book, portfolio risk, and the private research the desks run for one account. Sign-up ends in card checkout; the portal stays free without one.
Launch AtlasVector →the record, as it stands
ACCUMULATINGhit rate withheld — the corpus carries 15 independent calls of the 20 required and 3.57 effective observations of the 20 required — 15 calls spread over 4 entry sessions.
bounded by the feeds
Depth follows the feeds we are entitled to; where a figure cannot be sourced, the surface reads unavailable rather than estimating in place.
what sits on top
Raw data breadth does not match a full institutional market-data terminal. What sits on top of it is multi-desk reasoning you can read line by line and an audit trail you can re-walk.
In the pipeline — in build, not yet live
Live Autopilot execution
pipeline · no committed dateThe same agents that run the paper book today, executing real orders on your behalf through licensed third-party brokers — flip Autopilot from paper to live, same signals, same audit trail. Ships only when the required registrations and regulatory approvals land, under its own terms and your express enrollment. Today every order is paper.
The full trading platform
pipeline · no committed dateResearch, verdict and execution under one roof: signal → debate → order as one auditable pipeline, through partner brokers first and, in time and subject to licensing, a brokerage of our own.
SOC 2 compliance program
pipeline · no committed dateA formal SOC 2 program with independent attestation. The hash-chained audit trail ships today; the certification program is in build.
Options chains on the live feed
pipeline · no committed dateFull chains on the streaming real-time feed. Today options analytics are computed on real chains via the entitled feed, with any synthetic display grid clearly labelled.
Deeper futures analytics
pipeline · no committed dateTerm structure, basis and full curves per product. Today the front-month board covers the major complexes on the Futures page, each row stamped with its own print vintage.