T0 Systems' Trading Terminal
TTT
An order-flow terminal for traders who read the tape
Footprint, liquidity depth and execution in one desktop application, drawn on the GPU and built on captured tick data.
Windows and Linux. Free while in beta.
Real ticks, or nothing
Order flow is derived from captured trades. Where a day of trades was never recorded, the chart says so and draws nothing rather than interpolating a plausible-looking bar.
One instrument at a time
A chart never borrows another symbol's data to fill a gap. Switching pairs replaces the feed, the history and every cache behind it.
The chart stays usable
Candles render first and order flow fills in behind them, one day at a time, with the header saying what is still arriving. Nothing blocks the window while data loads.
What you get
Everything below ships in TTT today. Nothing here is on a roadmap.
Order flow
Footprint from raw trades
Per-price buy and sell volume, delta, and trade counts, computed from individual aggregated trades rather than reconstructed from candles. A one-minute bar resolves into roughly forty price levels.
Depth
Liquidity heatmap
Resting bid and ask depth over time, in its own pannable window. Captured continuously and stored, so you can pan back through it rather than only watching it live.
Execution
Trade from the chart
Draw an entry, a stop and a target, read the R:R live, and send the bracket from the drawing. The depth ladder doubles as an order ticket.
Signal
Panels that keep their own scale
CVD, RSI and MACD each render in an independent panel with its own axis, computed at the timeframe you are actually looking at.
Workspace
Windows, not tabs
Charts, depth and tape dock together or pop out into real OS windows across several monitors. Layouts persist.
Rendering
GPU throughout
Candles, footprint cells, heatmap tiles and glyphs are all drawn on the GPU, so the chart stays responsive at instrument counts that make a canvas renderer stutter.
Get TTT
One file. Download it and read the tape.