Your analysts already post entries, adds, trims and exits in Discord. Sinux Signals reads those messages, parses them with AI, and turns them into a live dashboard your whole community can see, under your own brand, on your members' phones. Nobody types anything into a spreadsheet. And when a trade closes, the score comes from the analyst's own words, never from a guess.
Information, not financial advice. Sinux Signals tracks what analysts publish. It does not make recommendations.
Every call and outcome captured automatically. Members see the wins and the losses in real time. Trust becomes a built-in feature, not a marketing claim.
No manual logging. Analysts post in Discord as normal; the dashboard updates itself with entries, adds, trims, exits, and average cost.
Your Discord stops being a chat. It becomes a professional trading desk that members can browse, audit, and learn from.
Installable as an app: your logo, your colours, your name on the home screen. Push alerts land the moment an analyst calls a trade.
A stated exit wins. No exit? The last price they published. Just a result like '+85%, out'? That scores too. And when nothing is priceable, the trade sits as awaiting price and stays out of the numbers, never booked as a fake break-even.
Analysts post in Discord exactly as they do now. Entries, adds, trims, cuts and closes are logged automatically. No rigid format, no spreadsheets, nothing to type twice.
'@' fills, multi-trade lines, options notation, stated averages, contract inheritance. It also reads forwarded posts, and the embeds posted by alert bots and apps, the formats that break every other parser.
Open → adds → trims → holds → exit, aggregated into a single row you can expand to the full timeline. Entry against the last price the analyst stated, with every mark age-stamped so you can see how fresh it is.
Win rate, net and average P&L, average win against average loss, and an analyst leaderboard: daily, weekly, monthly, 3M, 6M, 12M. All percentages: the book never knows position size, so it never pretends to.
The bot posts a branded recap into your server: play of the day, what each analyst closed, trims and day stats, all in your colours and your logo, with an optional role ping. You preview the exact message before switching it on, and quiet days are skipped.
Members land on a ranked roster: style tag, risk note, win rate and average from tracked trades. Tap through for that analyst's open book.
Every signal is editable. Owners correct any event, analysts correct their own. Positions and recaps recompute instantly, and there's a 30-day recycle bin if something goes too far.
Your logo, colours and name across the portal, and your icon and name on the home screen when a member installs it. Sign-in, the domain and a 'Powered by Sinux Signals' line stay ours.
Members who switch push on get a single alert within seconds of a call, on the phone, even with the app closed, and they pick which actions and which analysts. On iPhone it needs a Home Screen install first; Apple's rule, not ours.
'Looking at NVDA' is not a fill. Analysis and watchlist mentions are captured and kept in their own view, so they can never contaminate open positions or a win rate.
Discord-OAuth login. Roles from viewer → analyst → editor → admin (with per-user toggles) → server-owner, scoped per server. Grant by Discord role or manage people individually. Every change is logged.
A Market News tab for every signed-in member, viewers included. The day's headlines sit in a sector heatmap sized by how many stories a ticker has and coloured by its move, and sectors rank by how many of their stories touch tickers your analysts actually hold. The news that moves open plays sits at the top. (v1.35.0, heatmap v1.36.0)
A vertical or a butterfly is tracked as one position carrying its legs, not as loose singles. It shows a SPREAD or FLY badge, and prices on the net debit, which is what the analyst quotes and scores on. Turned on per analyst. A spread carries no live mark on purpose: there is no single contract to price the whole structure against. (v1.45.0)
The dashboard itself can run at your address, not ours. Members sign in at signals.yourdomain.com and stay on your domain the whole way through. Four communities run it today. (Sign-in and a 'Powered by Sinux Signals' line stay ours.)
Analysts can log a trade with a slash command instead of typing it out. Choose per server and per channel: their posts, commands only, or both. A channel follows the server unless you set it, so a structured feed and a free-text room can run side by side. (v1.30.0)
Any period exports two ways. A PNG share card carries the brand name, the day's stats and the table, in the server's own palette, ready to post straight into Discord. An Excel workbook carries the trades in view with real dates and real numbers, so contracts stop being read as dates. (v1.9.1, v1.40.0)
Every closed trade shows the highest its contract really traded while the analyst held it, from market data rather than from a post. Read beside the realised result it answers what P&L alone cannot: was that a good exit, or was there more on the table. Short share positions and index options have no peak, and show none. (v1.7.0)
Score on the analyst's own stated marks, or on the real market price captured at each alert. Two named choices, set per server, and a member can pick how they read values for themselves. Where no market price was captured it falls back to the analyst's. (v1.12.2)
Members can opt into Discord DMs alongside push, per person and off until they turn it on. It needs a shared server with the bot and their DMs left open, and an unreachable member is skipped rather than retried forever.
A contract sold to open carries a SOLD badge, and logging, adding and overriding all take a buy or sell side. A covered call or a cash-secured put books profit as the premium falls, which is the way round it actually works. (v1.22.0)
Credit each analyst by name, or publish the day as the house's with no names anywhere. Group it by kind or by analyst. Set your own analyst order per server, so a cross-posted analyst can sit in a different place in each community. (v1.10.0, v1.33.6)
Positions waiting on a price or a close surface in a To-Do list for your owners and admins. A trade an analyst typed out of habit in a commands-only channel raises one too, so it is visible rather than quietly missing from the recap.
Current and longest streaks, average winner against average loser, payoff ratio, average giveback from the peak, and average result by weekday, over whatever is filtered. (v1.7.0)
| Ticker | Instrument | Entry | Last stated | P&L · entry → last stated ↓ | Analyst |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AAPL | 175C 1/19 | $1.20 | $1.85· 2m | +54% | Analyst A |
| NVDA | 850C 1/26 | $12.40 | $14.10· 1h | +14% | Analyst B |
| SPY | 470P 1/12 | $2.05 | $1.78· 3h | −13% | Analyst A |
| TSLA | 240C 1/19 | $5.60 | $8.20· 4h | +46% | Analyst B |
| META | 510C 1/26 | $4.30 | $5.05· 2d | +17% | Analyst A |
| AMZN | 180C 1/12 | $1.95 | no mark yet | — | Analyst C |
After the close, the bot posts one branded recap into your server: the play of the day, what each analyst closed, the trims they took and the day's numbers. Your colours, your logo, an optional role ping. Members get the whole scoreboard without scrolling a single message.
Members shouldn't dig back through hours of chat to find the trade. The instant an analyst posts, Sinux Signals sends one clean notification. Tap it, you're on the trade. Every position is a tidy line-by-line history: open → add → trim → close, with P&L against the last price the analyst stated. No noise.
The dashboard runs at your address, not ours. Members sign in at signals.yourdomain.com and stay on your domain for the whole session, with your logo, your colours and your name on the app they install. Four communities run it that way today.
Build your site with Sinux Consulting and you also get a Sinux Signals page on the main domain: written for your members, indexed under your name, and the thing you point people at when they ask what they get for joining.
Sign-in, and a small "Powered by Sinux Signals" line, stay ours.
Add the Sinux Signals bot to your Discord server and pick which channels to watch, per analyst, per server.
AI extracts every trade: ticker, option contract, action (open / add / trim / cut / close / hold), fill prices, stated average and stop, even from forwarded posts and app/embed messages. Watchlists and analysis are captured separately from positions.
A live dashboard shows open positions with entry against the last price the analyst stated, age-stamped, plus a signal feed with raw-message context, per-analyst sources, watchlists, and closed-trade recaps with win rate and W–L. Members who switch push on get an alert within seconds of a call.
Apply your community's logo, colours, name and home-screen app icon. Members install it like a native app, and what they see is your product, powered by Sinux Signals.
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Sinux Signals is reading your Discord and updating your dashboard 24/7.