Question 1

What is Sharpnel Trading?

Accepted Answer

Sharpnel Trading is a native desktop trading terminal whose defining feature is GEX dealer-gamma walls drawn on the same chart as the DOM ladder, footprint, and tape. It also combines TPO / Market Profile, a real-time DOM surface / depth heatmap, time & sales with reconstructed tape, a full options surface (chain with per-strike + aggregate Greeks, multi-leg payoff analyzer, vol surface, vol cone, term structure, put/call ratio), a macro board, and an on-device voice co-pilot — for futures, stocks, crypto, indices, and forex. Real-time, full-depth order flow on the major futures is included with the Pro subscription; you still pay your own broker/exchange market-data fees. Click-to-trade fires simulated paper orders today, with live broker routing on the roadmap. Sharpnel is a native desktop terminal for Windows and macOS, both signed and installed like any other desktop app.

Question 2

What does the Sharpnel options workspace include?

Accepted Answer

Sharpnel's options surface ships the screens pros run on a professional desk, in one $125/mo Pro subscription: the full options chain with per-strike and aggregate (portfolio) Greeks, a Greeks slide for spot-shock P&L, a multi-leg payoff analyzer (strategy builder), the vol surface (IV heatmap) plus a 3D vol surface, a vol cone (realized-vol percentile), the volatility term structure (VIX curve), the put/call ratio, and the OPEX / expiration calendar. One subscription replaces the multi-product analytics stack a typical options desk assembles.

Question 3

What makes Sharpnel different for orderflow traders?

Accepted Answer

Sharpnel draws GEX dealer-gamma walls on the same chart as the order flow — the deep DOM depth ladder, footprint in five modes (delta, profile, heatmap, range, volume), TPO / Market Profile, the DOM surface / depth heatmap, and the reconstructed tape — in one native desktop workspace, so dealer levels sit on the flow you are already reading instead of in a separate dashboard. Add the full options surface and a macro board around your levels and it is a single $125/mo subscription instead of a stitched-together $300–500/mo stack.

Question 4

How does market data work with Sharpnel?

Accepted Answer

Real-time, full-depth order flow on the major futures is included with the Pro subscription — Sharpnel licenses that upstream data on its side and surfaces only computed analytics (orderflow signals, footprint imbalance, profile value areas, Greeks, vol surfaces), so there is no separate analytics-data invoice from Sharpnel. You still pay your own broker/exchange market-data fees. The Computed-Output model is the same legal frame established analytics services use. Click-to-trade fires simulated paper orders today; live broker routing through your connected account is on the roadmap. The Explorer (free) tier lets you evaluate the terminal on 15-minute-delayed data before subscribing.

Question 5

Which platforms does Sharpnel run on?

Accepted Answer

Sharpnel is a native desktop terminal for Windows and macOS, both signed and installed like any other desktop app. The Explorer (free) tier lets you evaluate the terminal on 15-minute-delayed data before subscribing.

Question 6

How much does Sharpnel Trading cost?

Accepted Answer

Explorer is free — 15-minute delayed data, no credit card, no time limit — and today's headline dealer-gamma levels are free to read on the public levels page, graded against the real session the same day. Pro is $125/mo or $1,125/yr ($94/mo billed annually): real-time data, every Pro feature unlocked, the gamma walls rebuilding through the session on the same chart as the order flow, and the bridge studies that draw them inside the charting platform you already run. Quant API is $345/mo or $3,105/yr: everything in Pro, plus programmatic access to the feed underneath it — per-strike ladders, 365 days of history, positioning statistics and raised rate limits. Real-time, full-depth order flow on the major futures is included with Pro; you still pay your own broker/exchange data fees, and click-to-trade is simulated paper today with live broker routing on the roadmap. Start with the free Explorer tier and upgrade when you need more.

Question 7

Can I build custom indicators and studies?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The native Sharpnel desktop terminal ships a frozen C-ABI study SDK: write a study in C++, compile it to a standalone DLL against a single header, and it loads as a first-class study beside the built-ins (SMA, EMA, RSI, Delta). You get full native speed, direct access to every bar and order-flow series (open/high/low/close/volume, buy and sell volume, delta), typed inputs with a generated settings dialog, and up to 16 plotted subgraphs. The host owns all memory and crash-isolates a faulting study for the session, so a bad build never takes the terminal down. The ABI is versioned and frozen, so a study you compile keeps loading across terminal updates. See the guide at /docs/custom-studies.

Question 8

What are custom studies?

Accepted Answer

Custom studies are native C++ studies for the Sharpnel desktop terminal. You compile a standalone DLL against one frozen header — no Qt, no STL, and no Sharpnel internals cross the boundary, just plain-data structs and function pointers. A study declares typed inputs (int, double, bool, enum, color, price source), reads the host-owned bar and order-flow series, and writes subgraphs, levels, and markers through a host-owned sink. The host crash-isolates a faulting study for the session, and the ABI is versioned and frozen so studies keep loading across updates. See the SDK guide at /docs/custom-studies.

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Sharpnel Trading: GEX Gamma Walls on the Same Chart as Order Flow, Footprint & the DOM Ladder