Your data, in plain language.

An account is an email address and a password hash. Nothing else is required to use the terminal.

If you write something in the app — a watchlist, a chart setup, a paper position, an alert — it is stored against your account so it follows you to another device.

If you join a waitlist, we keep the address you typed so we can write to it once.

We do not ask for a phone number, a national ID or a broker credential, and we never ask for card details: there is no paid plan on sale yet.

We do not sell, rent or share personal data with advertisers. There is no ad network on this site.

One cookie keeps you signed in. The browser also stores your language, market and chart preferences locally, which is why they survive a reload without an account.

The service worker keeps the shell of the app so it opens quickly; it does not read your data.

If you enable price alerts, the browser gives us a push endpoint and two keys. They are stored against your account and used only to deliver the alert you created.

Disabling notifications in the browser, or deleting the subscription from the alert centre, removes them.

Market data: Finnhub (US stocks, crypto) and Yahoo Finance (Tadawul). Their responses are cached on our server; the request is not tied to you.

Charts: TradingView embeds. Their script runs on pages that show a chart.

Hosting and database: Vercel and MongoDB Atlas, which process requests on our behalf.

You can delete your account from the profile page, which removes the watchlists, setups, positions and alerts attached to it.

For anything the app does not delete itself — a waitlist entry, for example — write to the address below and it is removed.