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Every application on this channel ships here as complete source code, together with the Claude prompts that specified and built it. You run it yourself, on your own machine, with your own keys. One price, paid once — no licence fee, no revenue share, no renewal.

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The complete source code of a working application, plus the Claude prompts that specified and built it. You run it yourself, on your own machine, with your own keys.

Multi-Chart Market Dashboard (8 Charts)

Complete source for an eight-pane live charting dashboard, plus the Claude prompts that built it. Built on TradingView's Lightweight Charts, with crypto streaming from Hyperliquid's public WebSocket and Indian equities through a small Flask proxy over yfinance. Every pane picks its own source, symbol and timeframe; the grid re-flows for 1, 2, 4, 6 or 8 charts and remembers your layout. A study in real-time data plumbing and chart rendering.

$49one-time

Crypto Screener & Telegram Alert Bot

Complete FastAPI source for a market screener, plus the Claude prompts that built the whole thing. It reads Hyperliquid's public perpetuals data and ranks symbols on filters you configure — 24-hour change, volume-to-open-interest ratio, EMA alignment on your chosen timeframe — then posts to your own Telegram bot when the top-N list changes. No API key needed. Runs on your machine, under your configuration.

$49one-time

SEC Form 4 Insider Filing Tracker

Complete full-stack source for an SEC filings dashboard, plus the Claude prompts that built it. A FastAPI backend parses EDGAR's free Form 4 feed and flags transactions over $500k; a React and Tailwind frontend presents them as a dark surveillance terminal with a ticker tape, filters and aggregate charts. A worked example in parsing a public government data feed and presenting it well.

$49one-time

Stock Screener & Alert System

Complete Streamlit and Python source for a market screener, plus the Claude prompts that generated it. Filter Nifty 500 (NSE) and S&P 500 (NYSE) symbols by P/E, RSI and volume spikes, and read Hyperliquid perpetuals through their free public API — no key required. Optional notifications go to your own Telegram bot. Read the indicator logic, run it locally, point it at whatever data you like.

$49one-time

Bar Replay & Backtest Simulator

Complete React source for a browser-based bar replay and backtesting simulator, plus the Claude prompts behind it. No backend, no account, everything client-side. Step or play candles at six speeds, bookmark levels, switch to Renko or volume-footprint charts, and practise entries with simulated orders, draggable take-profit and stop-loss, and live P&L. A study tool running on historical data — no live money, ever.

$49one-time

Breakout Monitor + IBKR Portfolio Dashboard

Complete Python source for a breakout monitoring system, plus the Claude prompts that built it end to end. It screens the S&P 500 and Nifty 100 hourly with yfinance and posts to your own Telegram bot when a stock closes above a prior daily level on 1.5x volume. Nothing happens automatically: you review every alert, and only the ones you explicitly approve are passed to your own Interactive Brokers paper-trading account with a stop and target attached. Includes the dashboard and exit reporting. You supply your own credentials and run it yourself, on your own machine. Every order is placed by you, from your own brokerage account, after you approve it.

$49one-time

Stock Breakout Screener

Complete source code for a full-stack screening app, plus the Claude prompts that built it. It scans NSE (India) and US symbol universes on a synthetic 4-hour timeframe assembled from Yahoo Finance hourly candles, with eight configurable checks, live charting and a settings panel for every threshold. Express + React/Vite + Tailwind. Yours to read, run locally and adapt.

$49one-time

Falling-Wedge Breakout Screener

Complete source code for a full-stack pattern screener, plus the exact Claude prompts that specified and built it. The app scans S&P 500 and NIFTY 100 symbols for falling-wedge shapes across 15m/1h/4h/1D, scores each match 0–100, and draws the detected wedge on an interactive candlestick chart. Python + FastAPI backend, React + Lightweight Charts frontend. You run it locally on your own machine — it makes no recommendations.

$49one-time

Several builds together, for less than buying them one at a time.

The Complete Source Library - All 8 App Builds

Every application on the site, shipped as complete source with the Claude prompts that specified and built each one — eight full-stack builds across FastAPI, Python, Streamlit, React and Next.js. Screeners, alert bots, a paper-trading monitor, an SEC filings dashboard, a backtesting simulator and an eight-pane charting workbench. Deployment notes for each, and everything runs on your own machine with your own API keys.

$249one-time

Research Desk Pack - 3 Market Research Apps

Three applications for studying what already happened, with the prompts that produced them. A FastAPI dashboard over the SEC's free Form 4 filings feed; a browser-only bar replay and backtesting simulator that steps through historical candles with no backend at all; and an eight-pane charting dashboard built on TradingView's open-source Lightweight Charts. Full React, Python and FastAPI source, deployable on your own machine.

$119one-time

Alerts & Automation Pack - 2 Market Monitoring App

Two applications that watch a market and tell you when a condition you defined is met, with the Claude prompts behind them. One monitors S&P 500 and Nifty 100 symbols and posts to your own Telegram bot, with an Interactive Brokers paper-trading layer and a portfolio dashboard; the other ranks crypto perpetuals from a public API and alerts the same way. Complete Python and FastAPI source. The IB layer ships configured for a paper account — connecting anything to a funded account is a decision the README asks you to make deliberately.

$79one-time

Screener Pack - 3 Stock & Crypto Screener Apps

Three complete screening applications, with the Claude prompts that built each one. Point them at a symbol universe and get back a shortlist scored against criteria you set: a general breakout scan across NSE and US symbols, a pattern matcher that scores falling-wedge geometry, and a Streamlit screener that filters on valuation and volume. Full source for all three — FastAPI, Python and Streamlit — plus deployment notes. Every filter is yours to change; nothing here recommends a security or connects to a paid market feed.

$119one-time

Spreadsheets and documents set up and ready to use — open, fill in your own numbers, and work.

TradeReview AI — Trade Review System

Your journal already knows why you lose; it just cannot tell you. Log trades as normal, open the AI Export tab, select one column and copy — every statistic is already assembled as plain text: win rate by strategy, by setup grade, by session and by recorded state of mind, the running cost of every rule you broke, and your last fifteen trades in full. Paste it into Claude or ChatGPT with one of 24 review prompts. No add-in, no API key, no account and no macro, which also means nothing leaves your computer until you decide it does. Excel and Google Sheets.

$11one-time

NetWorthDesk — Multi-Account Portfolio Consolidator

Hold the same stock at two brokers and in a tax-wrapped account, some bought in dollars and some in pounds, and no statement you own tells you your real position. Enter one row per holding per account, in the currency you actually traded in, and this converts everything to your base currency and collapses the duplicates into one line: total quantity across every account, and a blended average cost that accounts for the different prices and currencies you bought at. It also gets the currency right in the way that matters — cost is converted at the rate on the day you bought, not today's. Excel and Google Sheets.

$11one-time

DividendDesk — Portfolio & Dividend Tracker

A portfolio tracker built around when the money actually arrives. Enter a holding — ticker, shares, what you paid, what it pays — and the workbook derives cost basis, market value, unrealised gain, portfolio weight, annual income, current yield and yield on cost. Then it builds a twelve-month dividend calendar: tell it a holding pays quarterly starting in March and it fills March, June, September and December on its own. That calendar is the point — it is the view that shows you which months are thin, which is the thing you can act on. Excel and Google Sheets.

$11one-time

CryptoLedger — Crypto Portfolio & FIFO Tracker

Every crypto tracker adds up what you hold. This one answers the question that costs money at tax time: when you sold, which units did you sell? Record a sale and the workbook finds your oldest unsold lots of that asset, draws from as many separate purchases as the sale needs, and reports cost basis, proceeds net of fees and realised gain. That is FIFO, worked out for you. Fees are handled properly — added to cost on a buy, deducted from proceeds on a sell — and staking rewards and airdrops create a cost lot at the value on the day. Excel and Google Sheets.

$11one-time

PipPerfect — Forex Trading Journal

A journal that thinks in pips, lots and sessions rather than a stock journal with forex bolted on. Pick your pair and it already knows the pip size and pip value — you never type either. Enter four prices and a lot size and it derives pips risked, pips gained, money at risk, risk as a percentage of the account, planned reward-to-risk, gross P/L, swap, commission, net P/L and your R multiple. Then it breaks the record down by trading session and by pair, in both dollars and pips. 28 majors, crosses and metals come prefilled and every one is editable to match your broker.

$11one-time

OptionsIncome — Options Trading Journal

Most options trackers add up premium. This one weighs the premium against the capital it tied up. Log a position and the workbook derives gross premium, capital deployed, net P/L, return on that capital, and the annualised figure that finally makes a 9-day put and a 45-day put comparable. Handles cash-secured puts, covered calls, the wheel, spreads and long options — including the two cases hand-built sheets get wrong: an option expiring worthless keeps the whole credit with the closing premium left blank, and moneyness flips correctly between puts and calls. Excel and Google Sheets.

$11one-time

TradeMindAI — Trading Journal

A trading journal that tells you why, not just what. Log a trade in about forty seconds and the workbook derives the rest: position size, risk, planned reward-to-risk, P/L, R-multiple, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, drawdown and your running balance. Then it breaks those down by setup, by session and by the rules you broke. Built for stocks, options, futures, forex, crypto, ETFs and commodities, with short trades calculated correctly — a detail most templates get wrong. Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, 500 trade rows ready, no add-ons and no subscription.

$11one-time

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