Features · every engine, explained properly

Not a feature list. The actual mechanics.

What each engine measures, why it measures it that way, and where its limits are. Every page carries the real build doing the thing it describes — hover a card to see it move.

01QuantumPulseEight live microstructure trails fused into one honest −100…+100 read, a plan in prices at every flip, and SwingPulse for multi-day holds.

02JARVISAn AI copilot with the full run of the terminal through audited tools. Staged orders by default; it can diagnose the app itself.

03BotsRule-based bots with paper mode by default, broker-reconciled positions, exchange-grade risk rails and a per-bot X-ray.

04Strategy labExpiry and T+0 payoff, Black-76 greeks on the forward, margin with hedge offsets, basket execution that never double-fires a filled leg.

05ScreenerThree-valued logic, closed-candle evaluation, session-anchored VWAP/ORB, own-chain option metrics — and it names anything it couldn’t scan.

06IntelFII/DII flows, options radar with IV rank, index breadth, sector heat, market status and the calendar — the why beside every trade.

07Company ReportA six-dimension teardown of any listed company from NSE’s own filings — scored pillars that show their coverage, red flags with evidence attached, and a reverse DCF.

08InvestingSeven explicit rules over a universe you choose, every row showing the number that made it qualify — and an explorer that turns one list into a whole-share allocation.

09Analytics & replayA backtester that charges virtual brokerage, tick-level market replay from your own archive, trade X-ray, ghost comparisons, discipline breakers.

10Orders & protectionRisk-sized one-keystroke tickets, fill preview for your size, broker-side OCO/break-even/trailing stops, and a kill switch that confirms flat.

11Option chainGreeks off the chain’s own IV, OI change from the previous close, 20-level depth where the broker serves it, expiry-day OI migration.

12Quote radarSix detectors for option quotes that cannot all be right at once, priced net of the whole Indian charge stack — each one carrying its own measured record.

13Charts & drag-to-tradeTradingView’s chart on your own broker’s tape, where the stop is a line you drag — and the drag moves the real resting order.

14Book & journalPositions, orders, holdings and standing triggers in one place, plus a FIFO journal costed with the real charge stack — DP fee included.

15Risk & disciplineDaily loss, order-count and fat-finger ceilings enforced in the order engine itself, plus circuit breakers that can block an entry but never an exit.

16Alerts & alarmsPrice alerts that fire once and stay on the list, cloud twins that page you with the laptop shut, and an alarm that rings until a human silences it.

17Brokers & sessionsZerodha, Dhan and Angel One — plus Groww in beta — each modelled as it actually behaves, keys in an encrypted vault on your machine, positions pinned to the account that holds them.

18Privacy & updatesSignature-verified auto-updates, credentials that stay in an encrypted vault on your machine, and a straight answer about what never leaves it.

The idea behind all of it

Three rules, every feature.

Your account, your machine.

The terminal connects to your own Zerodha, Dhan, Angel One or Groww account through the broker’s official API. Keys live in an encrypted vault on your machine, orders travel from your machine to your broker, and there is no QuantumCat server in between.

Evidence over opinion.

Nothing in the app tells you to buy or sell. Every signal shows the evidence trail that produced it, with a confidence band and its own scored track record.

Honest by construction.

The backtester charges you virtual brokerage, signals evaluate on closed candles only, screeners name what they could not scan, and every protective feature is labelled broker-side or app-side so you always know which guarantee you’re holding.

Every claim, on the real build.

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