Terminal

A fast, keyboard-driven market terminal in pure Rust: TradingView-class GPU charting with a Bloomberg Terminal look (dense tiled panes, monospace numbers, a command line like AAPL <GO>) across stocks, ETFs, indices, FX, crypto, US Treasuries, futures/commodities and options, plus congressional trade tracking ingested directly from the official STOCK Act disclosure systems and your own brokerage accounts through SnapTrade (read-only by default, with opt-in order entry). Native compact UI, themes from Bloomberg amber to Solarized, and a fully dockable workspace with saved layouts.

Built from reverse-engineering research. Chart UX was studied behaviourally on tradingview.com with REA in website mode (passive captures of the public, logged-out chart page), then given a Bloomberg Terminal look. Findings, evidence IDs and their design implications are in docs/analysis/. Only behaviour was studied: no TradingView or Bloomberg code, scripts, icons, fonts or other assets are used or included here. The disclosure parsers were likewise built by examining the public Senate eFD and House Clerk sites and their filings.

Screenshots

Bloomberg theme — NVDA, POL PELOSI: party-coloured B/S markers and a politician profile with estimated return, hit rate and disclosure lag	Options — AAPL OMON: every expiry, calls and puts by strike, IV and greeks, spot line
Terminal Light — the latest STOCK Act filings with party, chamber, owner and amount filters	Docking (Nord theme, sidebar on the right) — drag a tab onto the compass to tab or split
Theme editor — edit any colour, font or density live; save, duplicate, import/export TOML or JSON	Theme gallery and the marker hover card (politician, amount, traded/filed, disclosure lag)
Portfolio — PORT: value, unrealised P&L, cash and buying power, allocation, top holdings, accounts (simulated sample shown)	Positions — POS: live terminal quotes (cyan) reprice holdings; click a row to chart it

Screenshots are from the Linux build under Xvfb with live data (October 2026); on macOS the same UI gets the native title bar with traffic lights, window vibrancy behind the sidebar and SF fonts.

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