Dashboard
One screen for the shape of the market. Every name is a tile, sized by whatever you decide matters and coloured by how it has moved, grouped into its real economic sector. It is the fastest way to see whether a move is the whole market, one sector, or one name pretending to be a trend.
The three controls
The map is defined by three choices, each its own menu. Change any one and the whole picture changes meaning, so it is worth knowing what each does.
| Control | Options | What it changes |
|---|---|---|
| Map | Stocks, ETFs, Crypto | Which universe you are looking at. Stocks and ETFs group into sectors and asset classes; crypto is one block. |
| Size | Market cap, volume, turnover, mono | How much room a name gets. Market cap shows the market as it is weighted; turnover shows where money actually moved today; mono gives every name equal space. |
| Colour | Change 1h/4h/1D, performance 1W to 1Y | The move being shown. A 1-day map and a 1-year map of the same market look nothing alike, and both are true. |
Reading the colour
Colour scales are fixed per map rather than stretched to fit whatever is on screen, so a deep red means the same thing today as it did last week. The day change reaches full colour at about ±3%; longer windows use wider scales because a 3% year is not a 3% day.
Sectors
Names are grouped by economic sector, and the same nineteen sectors are used by the Screener's sector filter — so a sector that looks heavy on the map can be opened in the Screener without the grouping shifting under you. Tap any tile to read the name, its move and its size.