Every screen answers a positioning question. Which side of the big anchors is price on? What settled yesterday? What is testing a line right now? The platform does the computing and the bookkeeping; the judgment stays yours.
Each row is a symbol's full anchor stack: sigma position on daily through 52-week anchors, the above count, the freshest cross, pivot lines with distance, converging shelves, and the Smarter-MACD agreement column.
Daily charts overlay the anchored lines with a smart legend: each line is a chip showing its side and distance, sorted nearest first, with far-away lines hidden by default. Intraday views anchor the session VWAP at the open with ±σ bands.
The brief lists every fresh settled reclaim and loss from the last session, ranked by the confluence stack: does Smarter MACD agree, is Market Pulse constructive, and is price at least a full sigma onto its new side? Three checks, zero to three points, no mystery.
Watchlists carry each symbol's anchor stack and sort by what needs attention: names testing an anchor or shelf first, quiet names last. Load a list onto the board as a filter, or point alert rules at it.
Alert on fresh settled reclaims or losses, filtered the way you actually trade: require the MACD column to agree, set a minimum confluence stack, scope to a watchlist, and set quiet hours. Delivery by Telegram or email, with the in-app feed as the record.
Standard typical-price math, a two-layer settled/developing model, and an append-only cross history. Nothing repaints, nothing is predicted, and every number can be recomputed by hand.
An anchored VWAP is arithmetic on price and volume. The platform's job is doing that arithmetic everywhere, honestly.
Developing intraday, settled at the close. The distinction is visible on every row and never blurred.
The stack score is a transparent 0–3 count — MACD agrees, Pulse agrees, a full sigma onto the new side.
Every anchored VWAP on every symbol you trade, refreshed all session.