Every resting order, every executed trade, every level of the ladder — painted per
tick from one live tape. The whole order-flow desk in a single window, on a single
subscription. Built by a futures trader, for every style of futures trader.
Most traders rent a heatmap from one vendor, a footprint from another, charting from a
third and a ladder from a fourth — to read one market. Chartveil was built
the other way round, by someone who got tired of paying four bills for one tape.
4
LoginsOne per vendor, each with its own data bridge
4
BillsHeatmap, footprint, charting, ladder and replay, each on its own renewal
4
WorkspacesFour layouts and four sets of hotkeys describing the same tape
1
DeskOne window, one feed, one subscription — every panel on the same instant
What you actually open
Heatmap, footprint, ladder and profiles in one window
One shared tape — every panel on the same instant
One replay clock that drives every chart at once
Trade journal, copier and risk manager in the same platform
In-house studies that ship with it, not as paid add-ons
One subscription
Scalpers
Read the inside market as it changes, and see the size that is actually resting.
You would open
Advanced DOM
Liquidity heatmap
Veil Trades
Day traders
Executed volume per price, who was aggressive there, and where value is building.
You would open
Veil Print
Delta profile
VWAP bands
Swing traders
Structure over days, not ticks: range bars, composite profiles and dealer positioning.
You would open
Range bars
Volume profile
Veil GEX
ADR levels
Prop-firm traders
Sign in with the login your firm already gave you. Keep the account, and keep the rules.
You would open
Risk manager
Trade copier
Trade journal
Simulator
Traders who never open a DOM
Order flow is optional. The charting, structure and studies stand on their own.
You would open
Chart platform
SMT divergence
Anchored VWAP
Economic events
Edges come from all sorts of places, so take as much or as little of the tape as your
method actually calls for. Everything above is in the one subscription.
One tape
Every panel reads the same instant
The heatmap, the footprint, the ladder and the profile all read one shared tape. They
cannot disagree about what just happened in the book. And one replay clock scrubs all
four at once.
Chartveil— NQ — workspace: order-flow desk
Liquidity heatmap
Veil Print
Advanced DOM
ONE TAPE · FOUR PANELS—
1 tapeEvery panel on the same tick, never resampled
1 replay clockScrub the session and every chart follows
NQ · ESBuilt and tuned for the CME index futures
0 add-onsEvery panel and every study in one subscription
The toolset
Four ways to see what the candle hides
Each panel answers a different question about the same moment. Together they are the
order-flow desk. On their own, each one is a complete tool.
01 / Liquidity
Liquidity heatmap
Resting orders only, painted per tick. Every price level gets its own band — dark is
thin, bright is thick — so walls build and pull in front of you instead of vanishing
into an aggregated blob.
One column per snapshot, newest on the right
Pulled walls fade as they leave the window
Size floor hides the 1–10 contracts churn that fills the book all day
Auto-contrast keeps the ramp spent on liquidity that can actually stop price
Hover any level to read the resting order sitting there
A footprint that counts executed trades and nothing else. Most feeds reuse the same
message for volume and VWAP updates, and naive tape readers count those as trades —
the footprint filters them out on arrival, so your bid×ask numbers are real fills.
The live market-by-order ladder, printing every visible level as
“biggest × total” — so you can tell one 200-contract order from forty
5-contract orders standing at the same price.
Bid and ask sides, biggest level per side boxed
Rows decimate by size when depth gets dense
Big single trades bubble onto the chart with their contract count
Draw a profile over any range and ask not how much traded, but who was aggressive
there. Volume, bid/ask, delta and delta-plus-total profiles, with tick-precise VAH, VAL
and POC.
Built for index futures. Every one runs on the same raw tick history as the charts, and
every one is in the subscription — nothing here is sold as an add-on.
01
VEIL Print
The footprint — executed trades only, bid × ask per price, per bar, with imbalance lit on the dominant side.
Included
02
VEIL Delta & CVD
Aggressor delta per bar and cumulative across the session, from the same filtered prints.
Included
03
VEIL Trades
Big single prints, drawn on the price they hit and sized by contract count.
Included
04
VEIL Grouped Trades
One bubble per order — a sweep across several prices folded back into the order that caused it.
Included
05
VEIL Profile
Volume, delta and TPO letters over any range, with tick-precise VAH, VAL and POC.
Included
06
VEIL Depth
Resting size drawn on the chart itself, so the book reads without a second window.
Included
07
VEIL GEX
Dealer gamma exposure by strike, the zero-gamma level and the call and put walls, mapped onto the levels you trade.
Included
08
VEIL Economic Events
The day’s releases marked on the time axis, from a schedule the terminal maintains itself.
Included
09
SMT divergence
NQ read against ES: the divergences where one index fails to confirm the other, flagged as they form.
Included
10
ADR levels
Average daily range projected onto the session, so the day’s likely extent is on the chart before it trades.
Included
11
VWAP with deviation bands
Session and anchored VWAP families with their standard-deviation bands.
Included
12
The classics
Moving averages, Bollinger, RSI, MACD, Stochastic and ATR, in their own panes or on the chart.
Included
Every study runs on time, range, volume and tick bars alike, because all four are built
from the same stored ticks rather than resampled from one another.
Everything in the box
Eleven tools, one subscription
Every one of them ships today. Deep-history backtesting is being built, and lands in the same subscription at no extra cost.
Included
Chart platform
Time, range, volume and tick bars, all built from the same raw tick history. Drawings, multi-window workspaces, a command centre to launch from, and one replay clock for every chart.
Every fill journaled automatically — live and simulator — netted into round trips, with the calendar, the equity curve and the stats that say where results come from.
Write your own indicators and strategies in sandboxed Python, put them on any chart, and backtest a strategy on that chart’s own data — equity curve, statistics and every trade. Veil AI drafts code beside the editor.
Deploy a Studio strategy to trade its own signals — simulator or live — with a bracket on entry, breakeven and trailing stops, daily lockouts, a session window and a kill switch. The master switch is off at every launch.
The assistant inside the terminal — explains order flow, reads your journal, interprets the GEX map and drafts indicators for the Studio. $5 of usage a month included. It explains; it never trades or advises.
Deep-history testing of a Studio strategy — in-sample and out-of-sample splits, walk-forward, Monte Carlo and the evaluation simulator on stored ticks. Chart-data backtests ship today in the Studio.
Trade from the chart and the ladder on the account you already have. Chartveil is the
interface, not the counterparty — orders go to your broker or prop firm, and P&L
reads back from them. A built-in simulator runs the same entries on live data first.
Chart and ladder ordersBrackets, OCO stops and targets, and sizing by risk rather than by contract count.
Risk managerA daily loss limit that flattens the account when it is hit and locks trading until the next session — a rule, not a reminder.
Trade copierOne leader, every follower — for traders running several funded accounts at once.
Automatic journalEvery fill recorded on its own, live and simulator, netted into round trips with the calendar, the curve and the stats.
Strategy Studio and Auto TraderCode a strategy in sandboxed Python, backtest it on the chart, then let it trade its own signals on the simulator or your account — with a kill switch one click away.
risk manager — daily loss limit
Simulated account, for illustration
Pricing
One price, the whole terminal
No tiers, no feature gates, no add-ons — both plans are every panel and every study.
Half off while the launch is on, and the rate you join at is the rate
you keep. Cancel any time from the billing portal, so there is
never a second charge you did not choose.Annual works out at two months free.
Launch −50%
Monthly
$100 / mo
$200 / mo
$200 / mo list price
$50 first month, then $100/mo — locked for as long as you stay subscribed$50 first month, then $200/mo
Prices in USD. Market data is billed by your broker or prop firm, not by us. Payments
are processed by Stripe and you can cancel at any time from the Stripe billing portal.
Cancel and rejoin later and you pay the rate at that time.
All sales are final — there are no refunds.
Where it sits
What is in the subscription, and what is not yet
Everything marked Included is in the current release. Everything else is not — it is
covered by the same subscription when it ships, at no extra cost, but subscribe for what is
on the first list.
In the subscription
Status
Liquidity heatmap — market-by-order, per tick
Included
Veil Print — executed trades only
Included
Advanced DOM ladder
Included
Delta & volume profiles, TPO
Included
Platform-wide synced replay
Included
Charting — time, range, volume and tick bars
Included
In-house studies built for index futures
Included
Chart and ladder trading, risk manager, simulator
Included
GEX, trade journal and trade copier
Included
Strategy Studio and Auto Trader — your own code, simulator or live
Included
Desktop on Windows
Included
Futures market data — connection built in, credentials from your firm
Supported
Desktop on macOS
In development
Veil AI assistant — $5 of usage a month included
Included
Deep-history backtesting — splits, walk-forward, Monte Carlo
In development
Equities, options and crypto feeds
Planned
Web and iOS
In development
Chartveil is for you if
You trade NQ or ES on a Rithmic-connected broker or prop-firm account
You want the heatmap, footprint, ladder and profiles reading one tape in one window
You run funded accounts and want the risk manager, copier and journal without add-ons
You would rather pay one bill for the whole desk than four for its parts
You want to code your own indicators and strategies, and let them trade on the simulator before an account
You trade from a Windows desktop
Look elsewhere for now if
You need equities, options or crypto feeds today — they are planned, not shipped
You need macOS or a browser version today
You want a no-code strategy builder — the Studio is Python, a few lines at a time
You want the largest add-on marketplace and the longest list of tutorials
You need a support team on call around the clock — Chartveil is built and supported by one trader
Worth saying plainly, because you are about to spend money: the established platforms
have longer track records and bigger communities. Chartveil’s argument is depth on
index futures, one tape, one subscription — shipping today as v0.9.10, with the
changelog to prove it.
Before you ask
Questions
Do I need my own data account?
The Rithmic connection is built into Chartveil, but we do not provide market data. You sign in with the Rithmic data credentials your prop firm or broker issues — Apex and Lucid among others. All you have to ask them for is Level 2; the Rithmic connection carries the market-by-order side from there. Market data fees are billed by your broker, not by us.
Is there a free trial?
Not at the moment. The monthly plan starts at a flat $50 for the first month, you can cancel at any time from the billing portal so there is never a second charge you did not choose, and the system requirements and risk disclosure are published in advance so you can check them before you subscribe.
Does it place trades?
Yes — you trade from the chart and the DOM ladder on your own account, with the prop firm or broker you already have. Chartveil is the interface, not the counterparty: orders go into your account, positions and P&L read back from your firm, and a built-in simulator lets you practise the same entries on live data first. Check your firm allows third-party execution platforms before relying on it.
Which instruments are supported?
It is built and tuned for the CME index futures — NQ and ES — including the explicit quarterly contracts. It is deliberately not a do-everything platform; the depth of the order-flow tooling is the trade-off for that focus.
What are the system requirements?
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit). 8 GB to 16 GB of RAM is recommended — toward 16 GB if you run several heatmap windows alongside charts. A wired connection is strongly advised — market-by-order is a heavy stream.
Which platforms does it run on?
The desktop terminal runs natively on Windows — a native build is what lets it render per-tick depth at full frame rate. macOS, web and iOS are in development and are not in the current release. Your subscription covers every platform as each one ships — see the help center for where they stand.
Will this make me profitable?
No software can promise that, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something worse than software. These are instruments for reading order flow — they show you what the book is doing. What you do with that is your edge to build, and futures trading carries substantial risk of loss.
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