Widgets#
A widget is a panel you add to a terminal layout. There are 18 of them, grouped into three categories. Mix the ones you need, size them how you like, and save the result as a terminal layout.
Adding a widget#
Click the Add Widget (+) button in the top bar, or right-click an empty spot on the grid. The picker groups widgets by category, has a search box, and keeps a recently-used row for the ones you reach for most. Moving, resizing, and stacking widgets is covered on Terminal Layouts.
TODO: screenshot of the widget picker open (the category tabs, search box, and widget cards).
Symbol-linked or market-wide#
Most widgets follow their sync group. Change the symbol on your chart and every symbol-linked widget in the same group follows along. Four widgets are market-wide instead, showing activity across the whole market no matter which symbol you are on:
- Whale Tracker
- Liquidation Feed
- Sector Heatmap
- Token Screener
Sync groups are covered on Terminal Layouts.
Widget settings#
Many widgets have a gear in their header that opens a settings panel with Apply and Reset. Flow Tape, Time & Sales, Whale Tracker, and Liquidation Feed let you set a minimum trade size. Flow Tape, Time & Sales, and the DOM let you filter which exchanges are included, and the DOM sets its depth. The Watchlist picks its columns. Some widgets have no settings at all, and the Chart has its own settings surface (see Chart Types).
Browse by category#
The picker groups the 18 widgets into three categories, each with its own page.
- Charts & Data Feeds has the chart, the watchlist, and the live trade and order-book feeds (10 widgets).
- Analysis & Trading has the derivatives, options, liquidation, and AI widgets (7 widgets).
- Context & Research has the market-wide sector view (1 widget).