annoucement · Sep 25, 2025 · 2 min read

When I began publishing research two years ago, I did not expect it to take off the way it did. What started as a small API for the most technically inclined readers soon grew into a private Discord, an improvised bridge between raw analytics and the chaos of the market.
But neither of those setups was built to scale.
APIs are powerful but hardly inviting. Discord has warmth, but it is not a quant desk. And the last thing traders need is another “education program” that teaches theory but leaves you stranded when the market opens. What actually helps is access to the kind of tools and workflows a quant team would quietly build behind the scenes. What was missing was a way to surface those assets cleanly—without spending months building and maintaining them yourself— and put the signal in your hands, every day.
Olga, the AI assistant built into the app, has not earned her trading license yet. But she already gives you a better map than most traders ever see—and the ability to interact with it. Ask questions, test assumptions, explore angles. It is not about handing you trades, it is about helping you frame them smarter.
Automation is a central part of the vision. You can already receive reports and alerts. There is much more to come, and while it remains a work in progress, feedback in recent weeks suggests it is already good enough to release to the world.

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Olga, the AI assistant built into the app, has not earned her trading license yet. But she already gives you a better map than most traders ever see—and the ability to interact with it. Ask questions, test assumptions, explore angles. It is not about handing you trades, it is about helping you frame them smarter.
Automation is a central part of the vision. You can already receive reports and alerts. There is much more to come, and while it remains a work in progress, feedback in recent weeks suggests it is already good enough to release to the world.
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