Sounds and event tones

The Sounds section assigns one sound per application event: a recorded voice clip where one exists, one of eleven synthesized tones, or nothing. A master switch cuts every chime and voice in the app.

Senzoukria · Documentation · Updated September 2026

Where to find it

Where
Settings → Sounds, and chart ⚙ Footprint settings → Sounds tab (same preferences)
Master switch
On by default
Voice events
Order filled, Stop filled, Limit filled, Order rejected
Storage
Browser-local preferences (localStorage), read by non-React listeners too

What it does

Each event in the list has its own select: Voice (only on events that have a recorded clip), one of the eleven tones, or Off. A ▶ button previews the sound as currently configured. The master switch "Sounds" is described as "Master switch: chimes and voice, everywhere in the app"; when it is off, every select and preview is disabled and nothing plays.

Fills are detected straight from the broker's order feed, including orders placed on the broker's own platform: a growing filled quantity on an order means an execution, partial fills included. Stop and stop-limit orders play "Stop filled", limit orders "Limit filled", everything else "Order filled". Rejections play once per order.

The voice mode uses recorded clips for order filled, stop filled and rejected; limit fills reuse the order-filled clip. An event without a clip falls back to its tone.

Settings

Events and their default sound
SettingDefaultWhat it changes
Price alertBellTone when a price alert fires
Order placedBlipAcknowledgement that a pending order was accepted; kept short because several are placed per minute
Order filledVoiceMarket fills, entry stops, take-profit and flatten
Stop filledVoiceA position closed by its stop; stop-limit counts as stop
Limit filledVoiceLimit order executed (reuses the order-filled clip)
Order rejectedVoiceBroker rejection, once per order
Broker connectedRiseConnection became ready
Broker disconnectedFallConnection dropped or reconnecting
History loadedDingHistory backfill finished
Assistant replied (page hidden)GlassAssistant answer arrived while you were on another page
Deep history importedChimeCrypto deep-history import finished
High-impact event in 5 minBellEconomic calendar warning
Timeframe changedOffFires on every timeframe change; tone Tick when enabled
Page switchedOffFires on every navigation; tone Blip when enabled

The eleven tones

  • Bell — the classic ding-dong, the historical default. Chime — three ascending notes, soft. Pulse — double square pulse, dry. Blip — a single short blip, the most discreet.
  • Glass — crystalline, high-pitched, harmonic. Horn — low and round, audible from afar. Tick — very short woody click. Alarm — three insistent repetitions.
  • Rise — two rising notes, the old connect sound. Fall — two falling notes, the old disconnect sound. Ding — a soft harmonic ding, the old history sound.

Limits or pitfalls

  • Right after a broker connection, the feed replays orders already known for the day. The detector records them silently and only arms once the replay burst has passed, so a fill in the first second after connecting does not sound.
  • Preferences live in browser storage on this machine; they are not part of chart templates and do not sync between machines.
  • The simulated account maps its own fills to the same events; an entry stop being served plays "Order filled", not "Stop filled".
  • On the first launch of 0.21.0 the three fill events were switched back to Voice once; choices made afterwards are respected.

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Frequently asked questions

Why do I hear nothing at all?
Check the master switch at the top of Settings → Sounds. When it is off, every event is muted and the per-event selects are greyed out. Then check the event itself is not set to Off.
Can I use a voice for the price alert?
No. The Voice option appears only for events with a recorded clip: Order filled, Stop filled, Limit filled and Order rejected. Other events offer the eleven tones or Off.
Do fills placed on the broker's own platform sound?
Yes. Fill detection reads the broker's order feed, so an order placed outside Senzoukria on the same account triggers the same sound.

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