What is Pulse?
A complete overview of the Pulse financial-intelligence platform and how its major systems work together.
Illustrative interface preview for documentation. It demonstrates the feature layout and workflow; it is not a live market-data snapshot and does not represent a specific user account.
Platform purpose
Pulse is a financial-intelligence and decision-support platform that brings market monitoring, chart analysis, AI-assisted interpretation, investment planning, personal financial-health tools, simulated trading, and education into one connected experience.
Pulse is designed to help users understand financial information and market context. It is educational and analytical software, not a broker-dealer, registered investment adviser, bank, tax adviser, law firm, or fiduciary.
Core systems
- Market Intelligence: current market data, market pages, advanced charts, indicators, news impact, heatmaps, and screening.
- Pulse Radar: source-grounded public trader and positioning intelligence when verified public account data is available.
- NaviQ: the AI market-intelligence assistant for market, chart, macro, news, Pulse Radar, and workflow context.
- Financial Health: cash flow, emergency fund, debt, goals, portfolio health, Portfolio Architect, and Financial Freedom.
- Investment Navigator: a Where · What · When workflow that connects investor preferences, market conditions, opportunities, timing, and portfolio impact.
- Demo Trading and Pulse Academy: practice, education, and market-learning tools without real-money execution.
How the pieces connect
Pulse is intentionally connected. A user can discover a market from the dashboard or screener, open its Market Detail page, move into Advanced Chart, ask NaviQ about the current chart, inspect Pulse Radar where supported, add the market to a Watchlist, create alerts, and then review the idea through Investment Navigator or portfolio tools.