The futures desk
This is the desk I trade myself: the DOM in the middle, footprint and TPO one tab away, the tape on the right — and the gamma walls drawn on the price axis, so the level everyone talks about sits on the order flow that has to defend it. Pick futures on first launch and this is the desk that opens.
A deep depth-of-market ladder with pull/stack detection and the heatmap of resting liquidity — the panel this terminal was built around. Not a widget beside the chart; the desk's centerpiece.
Delta, Profile, Heatmap, Range and Volume footprints, native TPO / Market Profile, and volume-by-price — the full auction-reading toolkit in one place, on the same data spine.
The call wall, put wall and gamma flip computed from the option chain every session and drawn on the price axis — next to the order flow, not in a separate morning PDF. When price approaches a wall, you see it where you're already looking.
Time & sales rebuilt into something readable: sized prints, sweep grouping, and the pace of the tape — the confirmation layer under every DOM read.
Depth-and-tape replay of recorded sessions: step through the book around a level the way it actually unfolded, at your own speed. The practice loop most platforms don't have.
ES, NQ, YM, RTY, CL, GC, SI, ZB, ZN and the rest of the majors — real-time with full depth on Pro; the free Explorer tier runs the same desk on 15-minute delayed data.
Today's ES and NQ gamma levels are free to read every morning — published before the open and graded against the real session the same day. The desk that draws them live on your own chart is Pro.
