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Scan the market with your own history in it.

Crypto, stocks and forex in one sortable table — last price, day change, volume. Then the two columns no other scanner has: your trades and your average R on every symbol.

Crypto · Stocks · Forex
Last price & 24h change
Volume
Your trades per symbol
Your avg R per symbol
Symbol briefings
Local technicals rating

Ordo's scanner on the crypto asset class: a sortable table of coins with last price, day change and volume, and two further columns holding the reader's own trade count and average R for each one — Scanner — the crypto board, live off Binance — and two columns that come out of your journal.

Three markets, one table.

Flip between crypto, stocks and forex with a chip. Sort by move or by volume, bookmark a symbol straight into your watchlist, or jump to its chart without leaving the row.

The scanner switched to the stocks asset class, showing the same columns over a list of equities — Scanner · Stocks — the same columns, a different asset class, one chip apart.

It knows your history with every symbol.

128 trades on BTC at +0.2R average. 46 on ETH at +0.4R. Everything you have never touched shows a dash, which is the honest answer. The scanner cross-references the whole market against your own record, so “looks good” has to get past “has actually paid you”.

The top four rows of the scanner table with their column headings, showing that Bitcoin has 128 trades at plus zero point two R and Ethereum 46 at plus zero point four R, while the rest show a dash — Scanner · Your trades / your avg R — the two right-hand columns are yours; a dash means you have never traded it.

Click a symbol. Get a briefing.

Every row opens a dossier: a year of price with previous-close markers, the OHLC, volume and ATR — then a technicals rating built from oscillators and moving averages, classic pivot levels with where price sits against them, and momentum readings. Computed on your machine, with live headlines underneath.

A symbol briefing for Bitcoin: a year of price history, the summary statistics, a buy-sell rating gauge, the key pivot levels and a set of momentum indicator readings — Scanner · Symbol briefing — a year of price, the levels, and a rating that shows the readings it was built from.

Ordo Intelligence

Search like you talk.

The scanner's search bar takes a plain sentence and turns it into filter values. It fills in the fields and shows you which ones it set; the results are simply whatever matches them. Your journal never leaves your machine to make that happen.

Scanner search

coins where I have a positive average R

BTC · 128 trades · +0.2RETH · 46 trades · +0.4R

The sentence sets the filters; the filters produce the rows.

Screens are from the current desktop build. The figures in them are a demo journal of 816 trades, not a real account.

STATUS · 3 AUGUST 2026 — Checkout is open. The Windows and macOS installers are not.

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