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- FootprintBid × ask on every level, delta, imbalances
- HeatmapResting liquidity through time, with memory
- CryptoBinance spot & perp, Bybit — same tools
- Live chartsThe book in real time, on your own feed
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The liquidity heatmap: where the size was,
and what happened to it.
Resting orders per price, painted through time, next to the trades that hit them. Since 0.18.3 the heatmap keeps a memory: a level inspector, a timeline of adds, pulls and executions, wall memory, and candidates for absorption, refill and sweep — each with the observations behind it, never a verdict on intent.
Simulated market, computed in your browser. The live feed exists only in the Windows app.
A wall that fades all at once without ever being traded, then price dropping into the hole it left. The sediment keeps that withdrawal on the left, long after the live book has stopped showing it.
The app’s heatmap view on a simulated order book, computed in your browser: resting size by price through time, walls that fade without being traded, and price dropping into the hole they leave. Simulated market — the live feed exists only in the app.
What it gives you
- 01Liquidity through timeDisplayed size per price, repainted on every book event; walls appear, get eaten or get pulled
- 02Level inspectorQuantity, observed age, executions, adds and pulls — with their curves
- 03Wall memory and pinned levelsHistorical markers and an event timeline to find a sequence again
- 04Candidates, not verdictsAbsorption, refill and sweep candidates shown with their observations; MBP data proves no single order
- 05Alerts and journal exportLocal alerts filtered by size; one click sends an analysis to the Journal
- 06Explain this zoneAn AI reading of the recorded events, with the engine you choose — Claude, Groq or local, your key
- 07Futures and cryptoThe same heatmap on Rithmic depth and on Bybit order-book history, 24 h to 7 days back
Questions, answered
Everything we get asked twice. Anything else — ping us.
Resting order-book size per price, painted through time: walls that appear, get eaten or get pulled, next to the trades that hit them. It is built from market depth, not from trades — the footprint is the other way round — so the two views answer different questions on the same screen.
A level inspector (displayed quantity, observed age, executions, adds and pulls with their curves), an event timeline, wall memory, pinned levels and historical markers, and candidates for absorption, refill and sweep with the observations behind them. Local alerts, one-click export to the Journal, and an AI explanation of a selected zone from the events it recorded — with the engine you configure.
From your own connection: Rithmic depth on the futures you are entitled to, Databento CME on your key, or the crypto sources (Binance, Bybit). Depth history is bounded by what each source actually serves; the app shows the coverage it has rather than filling gaps.
It says what it observed: a quantity that was pulled, refilled or absorbed, with the timeline. Market-by-price data does not prove individual orders, and a refill is not proof of intent. The candidates are labelled as candidates, on purpose.
Read the brightness as resting size and the horizontal streaks as levels that stayed: a bright band that price approaches and stalls on is size being tested; a band that fades without the price trail touching it was pulled, not traded; a band that keeps its brightness while prints stack on it is refilling. Compare it with the footprint on the same screen — the heatmap shows what waited, the footprint shows what traded. The full reading protocol, with annotated examples, is in the liquidity heatmap guide.
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The theory lives next door
This page shows the tool. What it measures, and why it works, is explained in full — free, no sign-up.
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