Context Understanding
Traid keeps short-term context during a conversation.
It remembers recent messages, your chosen sentiment, and any tickers you’ve mentioned, nothing more. Local, private and safe.
LLM Integration
LLMs tend to echo your mood, bullish if you are, cautious if you aren’t. Traid makes that bias explicit: you choose bullish, bearish, or neutral. Giving you varied reasoning instead of agreement.
LLM Integration
LLMs tend to echo your mood, bullish if you are, cautious if you aren’t. Traid makes that bias explicit: you choose bullish, bearish, or neutral. Giving you varied reasoning instead of agreement.
Sentiment Layer
A small control layer sits between your input and the model. It lets you pick a stance, bullish, neutral, or bearish, and routes prompts accordingly. Not overconfident meaningless word salads.
Sentiment Layer
A small control layer sits between your input and the model. It lets you pick a stance, bullish, neutral, or bearish, and routes prompts accordingly. Not overconfident meaningless word salads.
Interface
Traid uses a simple iMessage-style layout. Chats are local, fast, and stored on-device, no accounts or cloud sync. You can paste articles, headlines, or notes straight into the chat for analysis.
Interface
Traid uses a simple iMessage-style layout. Chats are local, fast, and stored on-device, no accounts or cloud sync. You can paste articles, headlines, or notes straight into the chat for analysis.
Quantitative Calculations
Traid calculates dealer gamma, volatility skew, implied vol, put/call ratios, and expected moves from live options data. Real Black-Scholes mathematics, then LLM translates the numbers into plain English. Every metric is computed, never hallucinated.
Quantitative Calculations
Traid calculates dealer gamma, volatility skew, implied vol, put/call ratios, and expected moves from live options data. Real Black-Scholes mathematics, then LLM translates the numbers into plain English. Every metric is computed, never hallucinated.
Options Data
Processes live options chains to extract market structure. Calculates dealer positioning, volatility surface, and sentiment indicators using quantitative models. Then connects those metrics to your questions for grounded analysis.
Options Data
Processes live options chains to extract market structure. Calculates dealer positioning, volatility surface, and sentiment indicators using quantitative models. Then connects those metrics to your questions for grounded analysis.
Watchlist
Keep a small list of tickers for quick context. They don’t fetch live prices or push alerts, they just help the model stay focused on what you actually follow.
Watchlist
Keep a small list of tickers for quick context. They don’t fetch live prices or push alerts, they just help the model stay focused on what you actually follow.
Market Reasoning
Traid is not for signals or predictions. It helps you slow down and look at how an argument is built. You can paste news, notes, or research and get a clear breakdown of what is fact, tone, and assumption.
Second Opinion
Traid works like a quiet teammate. You can talk through trade ideas, biases, or setups without it agreeing by default. It offers alternate angles and lets you test your thinking before making a decision.
See Every Angle
Not Just What You Want To Hear
Use LLM's Intelligently
See Every Angle
Not Just What You Want To Hear
Use LLM's Intelligently
Context Understanding
Traid keeps short-term context during a conversation.
It remembers recent messages, your chosen sentiment, and any tickers you’ve mentioned, nothing more. Local, private and safe.
LLM Integration
LLMs tend to echo your mood, bullish if you are, cautious if you aren’t. Traid makes that bias explicit: you choose bullish, bearish, or neutral. Giving you varied reasoning instead of agreement.
LLM Integration
LLMs tend to echo your mood, bullish if you are, cautious if you aren’t. Traid makes that bias explicit: you choose bullish, bearish, or neutral. Giving you varied reasoning instead of agreement.
Sentiment Layer
A small control layer sits between your input and the model. It lets you pick a stance, bullish, neutral, or bearish, and routes prompts accordingly. Not overconfident meaningless word salads.
Sentiment Layer
A small control layer sits between your input and the model. It lets you pick a stance, bullish, neutral, or bearish, and routes prompts accordingly. Not overconfident meaningless word salads.
Interface
Traid uses a simple iMessage-style layout. Chats are local, fast, and stored on-device, no accounts or cloud sync. You can paste articles, headlines, or notes straight into the chat for analysis.
Interface
Traid uses a simple iMessage-style layout. Chats are local, fast, and stored on-device, no accounts or cloud sync. You can paste articles, headlines, or notes straight into the chat for analysis.
Quantitative Calculations
Traid calculates dealer gamma, volatility skew, implied vol, put/call ratios, and expected moves from live options data. Real Black-Scholes mathematics, then LLM translates the numbers into plain English. Every metric is computed, never hallucinated.
Quantitative Calculations
Traid calculates dealer gamma, volatility skew, implied vol, put/call ratios, and expected moves from live options data. Real Black-Scholes mathematics, then LLM translates the numbers into plain English. Every metric is computed, never hallucinated.
Options Data
Processes live options chains to extract market structure. Calculates dealer positioning, volatility surface, and sentiment indicators using quantitative models. Then connects those metrics to your questions for grounded analysis.
Options Data
Processes live options chains to extract market structure. Calculates dealer positioning, volatility surface, and sentiment indicators using quantitative models. Then connects those metrics to your questions for grounded analysis.
Watchlist
Keep a small list of tickers for quick context. They don’t fetch live prices or push alerts, they just help the model stay focused on what you actually follow.
Watchlist
Keep a small list of tickers for quick context. They don’t fetch live prices or push alerts, they just help the model stay focused on what you actually follow.
Market Reasoning
Traid is not for signals or predictions. It helps you slow down and look at how an argument is built. You can paste news, notes, or research and get a clear breakdown of what is fact, tone, and assumption.
Second Opinion
Traid works like a quiet teammate. You can talk through trade ideas, biases, or setups without it agreeing by default. It offers alternate angles and lets you test your thinking before making a decision.
Sentiment Awareness Not Confirmation Bias
LLMs aren’t good at trading. They tend to mirror your tone. If you sound bullish, they’ll agree; if you’re doubtful, they’ll agree with that too.
Context Understanding
Traid keeps short-term context during a conversation.
It remembers recent messages, your chosen sentiment, and any tickers you’ve mentioned, nothing more. Local, private and safe.
LLM Integration
LLMs tend to echo your mood, bullish if you are, cautious if you aren’t. Traid makes that bias explicit: you choose bullish, bearish, or neutral. Giving you varied reasoning instead of agreement.
Sentiment Layer
A small control layer sits between your input and the model. It lets you pick a stance, bullish, neutral, or bearish, and routes prompts accordingly. Not overconfident meaningless word salads.
Interface
Traid uses a simple iMessage-style layout. Chats are local, fast, and stored on-device, no accounts or cloud sync. You can paste articles, headlines, or notes straight into the chat for analysis.
Quantitative Calculations
Traid calculates dealer gamma, volatility skew, implied vol, put/call ratios, and expected moves from live options data. Real Black-Scholes mathematics, then LLM translates the numbers into plain English. Every metric is computed, never hallucinated.
Options Data
Processes live options chains to extract market structure. Calculates dealer positioning, volatility surface, and sentiment indicators using quantitative models. Then connects those metrics to your questions for grounded analysis.
Watchlist
Keep a small list of tickers for quick context. They don’t fetch live prices or push alerts, they just help the model stay focused on what you actually follow.
Market Reasoning
Traid is not for signals or predictions. It helps you slow down and look at how an argument is built. You can paste news, notes, or research and get a clear breakdown of what is fact, tone, and assumption.
Second Opinion
Traid works like a quiet teammate. You can talk through trade ideas, biases, or setups without it agreeing by default. It offers alternate angles and lets you test your thinking before making a decision.
See Every Angle
Not Just What You Want To Hear
Use LLM's Intelligently