Layouts and widgets
On a wide screen the terminal is a grid you can arrange yourself, keep several of as tabs, share by link, and fill with extra widgets that follow the market you choose. Everything here is in the Layout menu above the chart.
Presets and hiding panels
Three presets arrange the core panels: Standard, Chart focus and Order flow. The order book, trades, whales and account panels can each be hidden; the chart always stays.
Arranging it yourself
Customize layout adds buttons above each panel: move it left or right or to the row above or below, and make it wider or narrower by one column of twelve, down to two columns, so a row holds at most six panels.
Stack a panel with its neighbour to show the two as tabs in one place, and take it out of the tabs again. Maximize, on a panel’s top edge, fills the screen with it; Esc restores it.
Layout tabs, featured layouts and Reset
Keep up to 10 layouts as tabs: New layout, Rename (up to 40 characters), Duplicate and Close layout. Featured layouts opens one of five ready-made arrangements as a new tab — Higher, much higher., Order Flow, Price Action, Portfolio Review and Watchlist Intelligence. Reset returns the tab to the arrangement it started from.
Sharing and saving
Copy share link puts the layout itself into the link: its arrangement and widgets, never any account data. Whoever opens it is asked whether to add it as a new tab; it is never applied by itself.
Layouts are saved in your browser. When you are signed in they are also saved to your account on every change, and signing in elsewhere loads them there; your account’s layouts replace the browser’s. If another tab or device saved first, the later save is refused and you are asked to reload.
Widgets
Ten more widgets can be added from the Layout menu, in four groups. Alpha: Position changes, Cohort bias and Tracked trades. Charts: Liquidation clusters, 24h heatmap, Funding history and Cohort heatmap. Portfolio: Copy trading and Market watchlist. Tools: Assets, every perpetual by 24-hour volume.
Link groups
Each widget that shows one market has a link button on its top edge. Target, the default, follows the market you are trading. A colour — Blue, Yellow, Purple, Red, Orange or Teal — joins a group, and every widget in a group shows the same market, so two groups can watch two markets side by side. None keeps a widget where you pointed it.
Whales, Liquidation clusters, Position changes, Cohort bias and Funding history can follow a group. Market watchlist and Assets are a group’s source: picking a row moves their group instead of the terminal. Off Target, the link menu also changes the market of the group or of the widget. The chart, order book and trades always follow the market you trade.