Market Monitor is a real-time, layout-driven trading dashboard powered by the TickAtlas API. Five built-in layouts or build your own from 34 widgets — price, indicators, screeners, and an AI market summary.
The Market Monitor is the application layer of the TickAtlas API. You sign in with your account, and the dashboard streams quotes, indicators, calendar events, screener results, and AI summaries from the same endpoints your bots and scripts already use — except now you’re watching them live, in a layout you control, against any symbol on any timeframe.
It’s the difference between calling /v1/summary
from a Jupyter notebook and watching a six-panel screen that updates itself every
few seconds while you make trading decisions.
Five built-in profiles plus unlimited custom layouts you save to your account. Switch context in one click.
40+ widgets across eight categories — drop in any combination, drag to reorder, remove what you don’t need.
Configurable auto-refresh with a visible countdown, pause control, and a manual refresh button.
Four steps from "signed up" to "watching live markets."
The dashboard authenticates against your TickAtlas account and uses your API key behind the scenes — no separate configuration.
Start with one of the built-in layouts (Default, Trader, Screener, Metals, AI Dashboard) or save one of your own.
Open the widget catalog, filter by category, and drop any of the 40+ widgets onto the canvas. Reorder by dragging.
Every widget refreshes on its own schedule. A single status indicator shows how stale the dashboard is and how long until the next refresh.
Four things make the dashboard feel quick: a GridStack canvas, WebSocket sidebar streaming, timeframe-aware polling, and zero-friction state persistence.
The canvas is a GridStack v9 grid. Drag widgets to reorder, grab a corner to resize. Layouts persist to your account.
Symbol prices in the sidebar push over WebSocket the second they tick. Individual widgets poll REST so you control credit cost.
The dashboard refreshes M1 every 60 s, but H4 every 30 min — there is no value polling slower data faster than it changes.
Active symbol, timeframe, and layout persist to local storage. Refresh the tab and you land back exactly where you were.
Five layouts ship with the dashboard. Pick one as a starting point, then edit it however you like. Custom layouts save to your account and appear under "My Saved Layout."
A balanced starter view — price, chart, and the main oscillators side by side.
Discretionary FX/CFD setup. Live price, OHLC chart, the Signal Board, and a tight indicator stack.
Scan-driven workflow. The RSI Screener, Volatility Ranking, and Currency Strength panel take centre stage.
Gold and silver dashboards. XAUUSD and XAGUSD pricing with ATR, MACD, RSI, ADX, and an AI bias readout.
The AI Summary widget headlines, with Signal Board, Economic Calendar, and supporting indicators around it.
Once you’ve arranged a layout the way you want it, hit Save and it becomes available alongside the built-ins from any session.
Every widget shipping in the dashboard, with its exact name, category, and a link straight to the underlying API or product page. Click any title to dig deeper.
Quotes, candles, spreads — the raw market.
High-level bias, sentiment, and cross-indicator confluence.
Bounded indicators — find extremes, divergences, reversals.
Direction, slope, and trend-strength tools.
MACD histogram with signal and main lines.
ADX with +DI and -DI directional indicators.
Price with EMA 10, 20, 50 overlaid.
Price with SMA 20, 50, 200 — golden / death cross.
Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen cloud lines.
SAR stop-and-reverse dots on the price chart.
Jaw, Teeth, Lips — trend direction and strength.
Triple Exponential Moving Average.
Double Exponential Moving Average.
Squeezes, ranges, and the size of moves.
Money flow, accumulation, distribution.
Cross-symbol scans, ranked inline.
New widgets ship regularly — see the changelog for the latest additions.
A closer look at six widgets that show what the dashboard is built to do.
A condensed read of the AI market summary. The widget shows an overall bias (bullish / bearish / neutral), a confidence bar, a T-score, and a short list of weighted bullish and bearish signals. A toggle marks it as the premium endpoint — each refresh consumes five standard credits — so you can leave it active when you need it and toggle it off when you don’t.
The fastest way to see whether your indicator stack agrees. The Signal Board collapses RSI, MACD, Stochastic, ADX, CCI, and the other oscillators into a single column with each one tagged bullish, bearish, or neutral. A footer row totals the columns ("3 Bull · 6 Bear · 8 Neutral") so confluence is obvious at a glance.
The eight majors ranked by composite RSI-based strength, side-by-side with a combined XAUUSD + XAGUSD panel showing prices, ATR(14), RSI(14), MACD, ADX(14), and an AI bias readout. Useful for spotting which pair to trade — strongest currency against weakest — and for watching metals as a paired complex.
A composite trend score on a bear-to-bull scale, built from RSI, ADX, MACD histogram, and CCI. The headline percentage is paired with the raw readings of each contributing indicator and a "X/8 Bull" confluence count — so you can see both the conclusion and what it’s drawn from.
Upcoming releases for the next session: time (UTC), currency, event name, impact rating (LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH), forecast, and actual. Twenty-plus events visible per panel with vertical scrolling. Plug this in so you never get blindsided by a release while you’re in a position.
The Screener category widgets let you watch many symbols at once from inside a
single-symbol dashboard. They run against the same /v1/screener
endpoint your scripts call.
Pick any of the seven timeframes from the top bar. Every widget on the canvas re-renders against the new timeframe in one round trip; you don’t have to reconfigure them individually.
The refresh indicator sits at the top of the dashboard and tells you four things at once: whether data is live, how old the current snapshot is, how long until the next auto-refresh, and how to pause or refresh manually. Pausing is useful when you’re in a position and don’t want the UI shifting underneath you — your data freezes, your trade doesn’t.
The Market Monitor is included with every account that has an API key. Every refresh consumes API credits at the same rate as the equivalent direct endpoint call.
Each refresh of the AI Summary widget consumes 5 weighted units per symbol. The widget ships with an off-by-default toggle so you only pay for it when you actively want the analysis.
Slower refresh = fewer credits. Pause the dashboard and credit consumption stops entirely. Nothing happens behind your back.
Credits consumed by the dashboard count toward the same daily and per-hour limits as your direct API calls — the dashboard is just another client of your account.
Credits consumed through the Market Monitor UI count toward the daily and per-hour quota of your plan, exactly like direct API calls. How fast you burn through that quota depends on two things you control:
The dashboard never polls faster than the underlying data updates. That means credit cost scales with how short a timeframe you’re watching.
For exact per-credit pricing across plans, see the pricing page.
A live single-screen view of the pairs you’re working — price, OHLC, signal aggregation, and the short list of indicators you trust.
Hunting setups across the whole symbol universe? The dashboard’s Screener category widgets bring cross-symbol results inline with single-symbol analysis.
Majors and metals together. The Gold & Silver and Currency Strength widgets are built for exactly this; the Metals layout is a one-click starting point.
Yes — the dashboard authenticates against your TickAtlas account and uses your account’s API key behind the scenes. If you don’t have one yet, sign up and one is created for you.
Each widget consumes API credits at the same rate as a direct call to the underlying endpoint. The AI Summary widget is the only premium one — it consumes 5× a standard request per refresh. Pausing the dashboard pauses credit consumption.
Yes. Once you’ve arranged a layout, hit Save and it joins the dropdown as "My Saved Layout." There’s no hard limit on the number of custom layouts per account.
M1, M5, M15, M30, H1, H4, and D1 — the same seven timeframes the rest of the TickAtlas API exposes. Every widget on the canvas re-renders when you switch.
The same multi-broker market data infrastructure that powers the TickAtlas REST API — OHLCV, ticks, indicators, calendar, and the Screener endpoint. Real-time data is cached with a short TTL for fast delivery.
Yes, in two ways. First, you can put cross-symbol widgets on the canvas — Currency Strength, RSI Screener, Volatility Ranking, Gold & Silver. Second, you can have multiple Market Monitor tabs open, each on its own symbol.
Yes — sign up and you get a working API key on the free tier. The Market Monitor works on every paid plan, with the AI Summary widget gated to plans that include the /v1/summary endpoint.
Drop the tabs, drop the alt-tabs, drop the second monitor full of static charts. One dashboard, your layout, live.
Included with every plan · Custom layouts unlimited · Pause anytime