The desk, on one screen
Seven layers of market structure, evaluated continuously across stocks and options, resolved into a read you can act on or ignore. The point is not more data. It is not having to assemble it yourself at speed, in the middle of a session.
Analytics and research. Not investment advice.
Four surfaces, one state
They are not four tools bolted together. Every surface reads from the same engine state, so the regime shown on one is the regime driving the others.
A ranked board across stocks and options. Each row carries its regime, its structure, the options lean sitting behind it, and the level at which the idea is wrong.
Trending, balanced or compressed, with the dealer positioning underneath it and a confidence figure attached. The context every other surface is read against.
The pre-open read: what the overnight set up, which levels matter, what is scheduled, and where the day is most likely to become difficult.
A regime shift, volatility expanding, gamma flipping, breadth rolling. Only the handful of changes that change the day, and every one a change in context rather than an instruction.
What a day looks like
Deskscale runs continuously through the session. You do not have to be watching for it to be working, which is most of the point.
Pre-open
The game plan lands: what the overnight did, the regime carried in, the levels that matter, and what is on the calendar. Read it in three minutes with coffee, not thirty with six tabs.
The open
Structure resolves fast and the regime read updates with it. The priority board reorders as the first real prints arrive, and confidence figures move with the evidence rather than lagging it.
Midday
The quiet stretch, which is where a continuous system earns its keep. Nothing needs watching, and if the context genuinely shifts you get told rather than discovering it at 14:30.
Power hour
Dealer positioning matters most into the close. Gamma flips, pins and expansion conditions surface here, with the read stating what would falsify it before the move rather than after.
After the close
The day's published calls are graded against what actually happened, and that grading feeds the calibration setting tomorrow's stance. The system marks its own homework, which is the only way it improves.
Stocks and options, together
Reading equities without reading the options sitting on top of them means missing the mechanics that move the tape. Deskscale treats them as one picture because they are one.
Runs in the browser at
app.deskscale.app. Nothing to install, nothing to configure, no terminal
licence.
Source, window and timestamp on every figure. When a feed lags, the interface says so rather than presenting stale data as live.
Deskscale does not place, route, size or manage trades, and nothing it publishes is personalised to you. The full limits are stated here.
Sit at the desk for a week
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