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Sharpnel Trading, in facts

Name: Sharpnel Trading
Author: Sharpnel Trading

Everything a writer, a reviewer or a machine needs to describe the terminal correctly, on one page. If something here is out of date, the email at the bottom reaches me, and I fix the page rather than the reply.

The facts

Name: Sharpnel Trading. Please write it in full: “Sharpnel” on its own is also a musician’s name.
What it is: A desktop trading terminal for futures traders: order flow (DOM, footprint, tape), dealer gamma walls drawn on the same chart, and Pharos, a voice that reads what is moving the market and answers what is on the screen.
Who builds it: Rick, founder and the only developer. A systems developer and futures trader who trades on it daily. The company is one person; the about page has the background.
Since: Public changelog since 21 April 2026, shipping weekly.
Runs on: Windows 10 and 11, and macOS. Native builds, signed; the download page has both.
Pharos: The voice inside the terminal. Push-to-talk; reads the open, opens any panel by name, answers what is on the screen. It reads the tell, never the trader's P&L.
Data: Full-depth order flow on the major CME index futures, hosted, on the Pro tier; the free Explorer tier is 15-minute delayed. Dealer gamma is computed from listed US index option chains.
Free every day: Today’s ES and NQ call wall and put wall on the levels page, published before the open, no account, graded against the real session at 4:15 pm ET with the misses published.
The record: ES call wall held in 37 of 47 graded sessions (78.7%), NQ call wall in 34 of 47 (72.3%), since 2026-07-01. Every session, including the misses, is on the record page.
Price: Explorer is free on delayed data. Pro is $125 a month or $1,125 a year, paid once. No trial, no discounts; pricing has the detail.
Languages: The site and Pharos’s narration in ten languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Italian, Arabic. The terminal’s own interface is in English.
Contact: [email protected]. Replies come from Rick, not a queue.

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One sentence

Sharpnel Trading is a desktop trading terminal for futures traders that puts order flow and dealer gamma walls on one chart, with a voice, Pharos, that reads what is moving the market.

One paragraph

Sharpnel Trading is a desktop trading terminal for futures traders, built and run by one developer. It draws dealer gamma walls on the same chart as the DOM, footprint and tape, and Pharos, its voice, reads what is moving the market and answers what is on the screen. Today's ES and NQ walls are published free every morning and graded against the real session the same afternoon, misses included. Windows and macOS; site and narration in ten languages.

The full version

Sharpnel Trading is a desktop trading terminal for futures traders, built and run by a single developer who trades on it daily. Where most tools show either order flow or dealer positioning, Sharpnel draws the dealer gamma walls on the same chart as the DOM, footprint and tape, so the level and the reaction to it sit on one screen. Pharos, the terminal's voice, reads what is moving the market, the sector, the dollar, yields, the wall price is pinned to, opens any panel by name and answers what is on the screen; it reads the tell, never the trader's P&L. Every morning the ES and NQ call wall and put wall are published free, no account, and graded against the real session at 4:15 pm ET with the misses published on a public record. The free Explorer tier runs on delayed data; Pro is paid monthly or once a year. Native on Windows and macOS, with the site and narration in ten languages, Sharpnel Trading is built in public through a weekly changelog.

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Real captures from the running terminal, nothing mocked. The panel images are re-taken every week during the session, so what you download is what the product looked like this week.