Order Flow Indicator Library: 205 Indicators

Every indicator built into the Senzoukria desktop app, grouped the way the app groups them. Each page documents the formula as implemented, the parameters it exposes and the defaults it ships with — 205 indicators in total.

Senzoukria · Indicators · Updated September 2026


Most indicator lists are marketing counts. This one is generated from the catalogue the application actually loads, so it cannot drift from the product: if an indicator is not shipped, it has no page here, and the formula on each page is the one documented beside the code that computes it.

New to order flow? Start with the order flow guide, then how to read a footprint chart. If you already know what you are looking for, the groups below follow the Indicators panel in the app.

Delta 19

Tape & flow 29

Volume 26

Profiles & levels 10

VWAP & bands 12

Averages & volatility 25

Volatility 22

Momentum 34

Structure & sessions 28

What these indicators need to work

Delta, imbalance and absorption need trades with an aggressor side, which means a feed that publishes it: Rithmic or Databento on CME futures, the public trade streams on Binance and Bybit for crypto. Depth-based readings need level-2 data your account is entitled to. Senzoukria never fills a gap with an estimate — when a stretch of session is missing, it is marked as missing on the chart and in the indicator.

Frequently asked questions

How many indicators does Senzoukria include?
The desktop app ships 205 built-in indicators across 9 groups: delta, tape and flow, volume, profiles and levels, VWAP and bands, averages and volatility, volatility, momentum, and structure and sessions. They are included in the app; market data is billed separately by your provider.
Do these indicators work on both futures and crypto?
Yes. The same calculation engine runs on CME futures data (Rithmic, Databento) and on crypto pairs from Binance and Bybit. What changes between venues is the data — tick size, session boundaries, aggressor classification — not the formula.
Can I write my own indicator?
Yes. The app has a scripting environment where a custom indicator runs in a sandbox alongside the built-in catalogue. Strategies built from them stay simulated until you explicitly arm the autopilot; nothing is sent to a broker on its own.
Where do the formulas on these pages come from?
They are extracted from the implementation itself — the documentation written beside each indicator in the source code — rather than restated from a textbook. When the product computes something differently from a common convention, these pages say what the product actually does.

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