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Updated 12 workstreams
Measured before promised
Roadmap

What's coming,
and what we check first

The next feedsniffer workstreams, in the order they land. Each one says what it changes for you and what we check before shipping it: here, nothing is announced as certain until it has been measured.

Workstreams shipped
2/12
Conditional
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Improvements shipped since Sep 6
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01 / Timeline

The road, by horizon

Horizons, not promised dates. A workstream that depends on a measurement waits for it.

  • Shippedavailable in the terminal
  • In progressbeing built
  • Plannedscheduled
  • Conditionalonly ships once the measurement or the data allows it

Status as of Oct 26

  1. September

    • Macro Gong

      Every major print read out loud five minutes before, a gong on the dot.

      Shipped
    • Podium

      The US president speaks live: an alert, the quotes as they come, the video.

      Shipped

  2. October

  3. After measurementonce the measurement or the data allows it

  4. Later

    • Chart Pin

      The event and the day's levels, to paste into TradingView.

      Planned

02 / Workstreams

12 workstreams, and what they change

The examples are mock-ups, not live data: times and figures are illustrative.

Shipped
Horizon
Shipped September 15
Access
Gong for all, voice on Pro

Macro Gong

A voice warns you five minutes before every major print, and a gong sounds on the dot.

Five minutes before every major release, a voice announces it: “US Inflation Rate year over year, in five minutes. Consensus 2.9%.” On the dot, a gong sounds. Then the print lands, and the voice reads it against its consensus.

The gong has its own sound, distinct from the chime of critical alerts: by ear alone, you know whether it is time for a print or news has just landed.

Ten economies followed, from the United States to China. On Pro, you choose the ones that matter to you.

What we check firstThe announcement is produced in advance, as soon as the calendar is known, and depends on no last-minute computation. Nothing old is ever announced: a tab opened too late does not read you a reminder that has passed.

Terminal, sound and voiceIllustration
  1. 14:25“US Inflation Rate year over year, in five minutes.”
  2. 14:30Gong: it is time
  3. 14:30:40The voice reads the print against its consensus

The voice for Pro accounts, the gong for everyone.

Shipped
Horizon
September
Access
Terminal for everyone, Telegram alert on Pro

Podium

When the US president speaks live, you know it and you follow it.

Today, a live address by the US president reaches the feed as scattered quotes, mixed in with everything else. Podium gathers them: an alert the moment it starts, the quotes as they come in the TV & Directs section, and the official video in the terminal when one is announced.

In the feed, every quote from a live address carries a tag, “Live” while it lasts, and leads to the video in one click.

The same section offers rolling news channels, to follow a speech that has no official video, and the speeches scheduled on this week's calendar.

What we check firstDetection was tuned on a real day: four appearances in four hours, no quote lost, no quote from another speaker. An appearance alerts only once, when it starts, and the number of alerts is now being measured over an ordinary week.

Telegram, then the terminalIllustration
Important19:08

The US president is speaking live

The announced event, as it is titled.

Quotes and video in the terminal, TV & Directs section.

Planned
Horizon
October
Access
Pro

Sentinel

Tick what you trade, and it warns you before every print that concerns it.

The terminal asks you once what you trade - the Nasdaq, gold, USD/JPY - and works out the rest: the news, the calendar, the gong and your reminders follow those instruments. Today that takes two settings, one by instrument, the other by country.

On the Calendar page, a table of your instruments shows the next release that concerns each one. Five minutes before, your private Telegram reminder says which of your instruments it hits.

An idea suggested by a trader, and the groundwork for the Prop Firm Shield, which will watch the same prints.

What we check firstThe link between a print and an instrument comes from a written table, not from a call by our AI. When in doubt, it warns: a major US print concerns all your instruments, and a release it cannot classify stays visible. You can skip the question in one click; with no answer, nothing is filtered. Macro Memory's recording will then show what each print actually moved.

Terminal, then Telegram in privateIllustration
What do you trade?
NQGoldUSD/JPYESDAXEUR/USD
Your instruments, this week
InstrumentNext release
USD/JPYTue 05:00 · Bank of Japan
NQWed 14:30 · US CPI
GoldWed 14:30 · US CPI
ImportantCalendar14:25

In a few minutes: CPI (United States)

Your instruments: NQ, Gold, USD/JPY

A major US print concerns all your instruments.

Planned
Horizon
October
Access
Pro

Pre-session Briefing

Thirty minutes before the US open, everything you need to start the session.

Thirty minutes before Wall Street opens, at 09:00 New York time, a briefing sums it up: what happened since yesterday's close, where the indices stand against their levels, and the releases to watch during the session, with their times.

Thirty minutes and not an hour: the big US prints land at 08:30 New York time. By 09:00, the briefing can tell you what they did instead of landing right on top of them.

It pairs with the evening briefing: the first prepares the session, the second tells its story.

What we check firstIt follows New York time: in the weeks when the United States and Europe do not change clocks together, the brief still lands thirty minutes before the open. On a US market holiday it does not go out: no briefing for a session that does not happen.

Telegram and terminal, 15:00Illustration

Pre-session Briefing, Monday September 14

Since the close
Bank of Japan: rate hike. The Nikkei gave up 1.8%.
Levels
NQ 40 points below yesterday's high.
To watch
16:00 ISM services, impact 3. 20:00 Fed speech.

A section with nothing to say says so, instead of disappearing.

Planned
Horizon
October
Access
Public, on this page

Chrono Live

The real delay from the news to your phone, measured and published.

The real delay between a piece of news going online and the alert on your phone, measured continuously and shown here. Not a brochure figure in milliseconds: a median over the last seven days, which will move with reality.

What we check firstNo figure is published before seven full days of measurement, split by source type so a slow outlet is not mistaken for a slow pipeline.

Public tileIllustration
Publication to your phone
-- s
Median over 7 days. Will appear after the first week of measurement.
Planned
Horizon
October
Access
Banner free, alerts on Pro

Prop Firm Shield

The countdown before every macro print, under your firm's rules.

Beyond the Macro Gong, a countdown across the whole terminal and the window to avoid under your prop firm's rules. So you stop losing a challenge on a release you never saw coming.

With no firm selected, the shield still warns you: even without a written rule, a CPI or NFP print is enough to blow through a daily loss limit.

During the window, Spread Guard shows the gap between bid and ask against its usual size: enough to know whether a market order will cost you three times the normal crossing.

What we check firstYour firm's own calendar is what counts: the shield is a reminder, not a compliance guarantee. Every rule shown carries its verification date, and the calendar already covers ten economies, Australia, Canada and New Zealand among them. The spread shown is the reference market's, not your broker's.

Terminal and TelegramIllustration
News window
CPI, United States, 14:30
02:41
  1. 14:25Reminder, countdown on screen
  2. 14:27“Flatten now”, sound and voice
  3. 14:28-14:32Window to avoid, per your firm
  4. 14:32Window lifted
Conditional
Horizon
Recording in October, shown once enough editions exist
Access
Pro

Macro Memory

What the market did on the last editions of the same print.

Before a CPI or NFP print, a table of the last editions of the same release: the gap to consensus, and the size of the move at five and fifteen minutes on the instrument you trade. You walk into the release knowing what it usually does, instead of finding out.

Recording starts in October: every major release will be kept with its candles. This is the memory that was missing, and every month without it is an edition lost.

What we check firstThe number of editions is always shown, and no percentage appears until there are enough of them. We show the size of the move, not a direction: a print above consensus does not move the market like a print below it.

Before the CPIIllustration
CPI, United States: last 3 editions
EditionGapNQ 5 minNQ 15 min
August+0.238 pts61 pts
July-0.122 pts40 pts
June0.015 pts28 pts

Illustration. The number of editions is always shown, and size says nothing about direction.

Planned
Horizon
October
Access
Pro

Level Sniper

The news, the level and the break, in one alert.

When news hits an instrument, the alert tells you where its price stands against yesterday's high and low. Then it follows the reaction: if price crosses either one in the minutes that follow, a second alert tells you, out loud if you have turned the voice on.

What you hear is a measured fact, not a forecast: “Nasdaq: breaking yesterday's high, 4 minutes after the CPI”.

What we check firstOnly yesterday's high and low trigger: the open and the close are touched nearly every day and would say nothing. Levels come from the same candles as our charts, and no price is written by our AI.

Two alerts, four minutes apartIllustration
CriticalCalendar14:30

CPI (United States): 2.7%, below consensus (2.9%)

NQ 18 points from yesterday's high

Level14:34

Nasdaq: breaking yesterday's high

4 min after the CPI, +42 points since the release

Planned
Horizon
October
Access
Pro

The Decoder

Your TradingView alert fires, it tells you why.

You paste a feedsniffer address into your TradingView alerts. When one fires, Telegram brings you what just landed on that instrument, the next scheduled release and the distance to the day's levels. Your chart says something is happening; the Decoder says what.

What we check firstWorks with the alerts you create yourself, with no connection to your TradingView account. Webhooks must be enabled there, which requires two-factor authentication.

Telegram, privateIllustration
Your alert15:41

NQ just crossed your level

4 min ago: Bank of Japan, rate hike.

In 11 min: US retail sales.

NQ 18 points from yesterday's low

Conditional
Horizon
Testing in October, shown after measurement
Access
Pro

Flash Matrix

The instruments hit and the direction of the first reaction, in one line.

On critical news, the most affected instruments and the direction of the expected first reaction, in one line. So you know straight away which chart to look at.

It runs silently first, for several weeks. We measure whether it is right, on the same candles as our charts, before showing it to you. It is a read, not investment advice.

Divergence Radar comes with it: if price goes the other way in the minutes that follow, the screen and the message say so. Two facts side by side, never the announcement of a reversal.

What we check firstIf the agreement rate does not justify it, it will not be shown, and this page will say so. If it does, the rate will be published next to every read.

Not shown yetIllustration
CriticalCentral bank14:02

Bank of Japan: rate hike

USD/JPY ↓EUR/JPY ↓Nikkei ↓

Our AI's read, 15-minute horizon, agreement rate published

Conditional
Horizon
Alongside Flash Matrix
Access
Pro

Flash Squawk

The voice says the fact and what it changes, in one sentence.

Critical and important alerts are already read out loud, in French or English. Next, the voice will say the fact and what it changes, in one sentence, so you do not even have to look up.

What we check firstIt arrives with Flash Matrix, never before: the voice will never say anything the screen does not show.

What you hearIllustration
“Bank of Japan: rate hike. Yen up, Nikkei under pressure.”
Neural voice, after the chime. About four seconds.
Planned
Horizon
Later
Access
Pro

Chart Pin

The event and the day's levels, pinned to your chart.

Under an alert, a button copies a short script to paste into TradingView: the event line and the day's two levels, drawn on your own chart.

What we check firstThree steps, not one: copy, paste, add. TradingView lets no outside service draw on your chart, and we would rather say so than promise it.

On your chartIllustration
PDHPDLCPI 14:30

03 / Our rule

Measure before promising

The same rule as the proof by price, which publishes what the market did after every alert.

  • Nothing without measurement

    No latency in milliseconds on a brochure. Every figure on this page comes from a dated measurement, or is not on it.

  • A read, not a signal

    The expected direction stays a read from our AI, with its horizon and its agreement rate. It tells you neither when to enter nor how much to risk.

  • Failure gets said too

    A workstream that fails its measurement does not appear in the terminal. This page will say so, just as it says what ships.

04 / Changelog

What changed

Newest first. This page is updated with every release and every decision.

  1. Shipped
    • Partner program: the commission rises to 30% of every payment, on monthly and annual plans alike, for as long as the subscriber stays subscribed. It applies to subscriptions taken from this day on; a subscriber already referred keeps the rate of their purchase.
  2. Shipped
    • Market reaction: under news that touches an instrument in the terminal, a card shows what the price did at +1, +5 and +15 minutes, its value per contract on a futures contract, and whether it was ordinary or exceptional against the instrument's usual pace. The peak of the move and the volume are in the chart.
    • For Pro, the card fills in live, candle after candle, with the price and the previous day's levels. On the free plan, it opens with the news, fifteen minutes later.
  3. Roadmap
    • A workstream suggested by a trader moves to the top: Sentinel. The terminal will ask what you trade, and the calendar, the gong and your private reminders will follow; every reminder will say which of your instruments the release concerns.
    • The Pre-session Briefing, Chrono Live, the Prop Firm Shield and Macro Memory recording, planned for September, have not shipped: they move to October, behind it.
  4. Shipped
    • LiveNOW from FOX joins TV & Directs, in third place: its round-the-clock stream carries raw live events, press conferences, speeches and trips. And when the White House does not stream an address by the US president, Podium now takes the Fox News video if Fox carries it: on October 1st, his visit to the Peterbilt plant in Texas was only there.
  5. Shipped
    • A contact form, for a question, a bug, your subscription or an idea. In the terminal's help section, it goes out with your account, no address to give again; on the site, through the Contact link in the footer. The answer comes by email.
  6. Shipped
    • The voice now reads important alerts as well as critical ones. The sound before it tells the level, even with sound off: the chime for a critical alert, a short beep for an important one. An important alert never cuts off an announcement in progress.
    • If it is too much, the settings let you keep critical alerts only, with how many announcements each choice makes per day. The first time you turn the voice off, the terminal offers it.
  7. Shipped
    • The evening briefing is rebuilt. It goes out at 16:15 New York time, a quarter of an hour after the Wall Street close, all year round, and covers everything since the previous one: on Monday, since Friday evening.
    • It opens on the session's market board - S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones, DAX, CAC 40, Nikkei, gold, oil, the euro and bitcoin - with their change, their curve and any previous-day high or low crossed, computed on the candles our charts draw, not written.
    • Then a headline, the facts that mattered with their instruments, the scheduled events that produced nothing, and the upcoming agenda in your time zone. The same layout in the terminal and on Telegram.
  8. Shipped
    • TV & Directs is live. A screen that always has something playing: nine rolling news channels, each checked against its official live stream - Bloomberg, France 24, BFMTV, France 24 English, Yahoo Finance, Schwab Network, Sky News, Al Jazeera English, CNA - switched in one click without reloading the player, kept as favourites or detached into a floating window. On the Live page, two mini players can be set to any of them.
    • When a live event is announced - Fed press conference, central bank governors, the IMF, leaders at the UN - it takes the screen, and the menu, the banner and the Live page flag it in the colour of its importance on the calendar: red for a three-star speech. “Live” comes from YouTube, never from the announcement alone.
    • Podium has shipped: when the US president speaks live, an alert goes out the moment he starts, his quotes come in as they are said in the TV & Directs section, and the official video takes the screen when one is announced.
    • Calendar speeches now say where they stand: “in progress” while their quotes come in, “live” when the central bank streams them, “finished” afterwards, and they stay listed until midnight. Opened, they show their quotes as they come and, when a regional Fed, the ECB or the Bank of Canada streams it on its own channel, the link to the stream.
  9. Roadmap
    • Podium, in progress: the Speeches page becomes “TV & Directs”, a screen that always has something playing. When an address is live, it takes the screen with its quotes as they come, on the official video or on a news channel of your choice. The rest of the time, a channel plays full size next to a catalogue of nine channels checked against their official live stream, including Yahoo Finance, Schwab Network, Sky News, Al Jazeera English and CNA. Upcoming speeches and recent addresses sit below.
    • During a live address, the menu, the banner and the Live page flag it in the colour of its importance on the calendar, red for a three-star speech, and the Live page shows its video at the top of its side column. The two mini players on the Live page can be set to any channel, enlarged, or detached into a floating window. Built on a branch, not deployed yet.
  10. Shipped
    • The 7-day Pro trial is open: the live feed, Telegram alerts and spoken announcements, with nothing to pay today. A payment card is required but is not charged; the subscription starts when the trial ends, at the price of the chosen plan, unless cancelled from your account.
    • One reminder goes out 48 hours before the first charge. Partner benefits remain: a 30-day monthly trial, or 13 months for the price of 12 on annual billing.
  11. Roadmap
    • Coming soon: a 7-day Pro trial with a payment card, on monthly or annual billing, with one reminder before the first charge.
    • Partner benefits will remain: a 30-day monthly trial, or 13 months for the price of 12 on annual billing after the 7-day trial. Activation awaits validation of the Whop checkout flows.
  12. Shipped
    • An already visible story that triggers a new important or critical alert now goes back behind a lock for the fifteen-minute delay.
    • A confirmation of the same fact keeps the first detection's row and time; its counter opens the source timeline. A new fact keeps its own row.
  13. Shipped
    • The free feed now shows pending important and critical alerts behind a lock, without revealing their details before the fifteen-minute delay ends.
    • For a critical alert, terminal sound can say that something just landed without revealing it. Pro keeps the immediate details, Telegram and the full spoken readout.
  14. Shipped
    • The terminal goes light: a full daylight theme, picked in your settings, with dark still the default.
    • A partner program: if you speak to a trading community, give it a free month of Pro and earn a share of every payment from the subscribers you bring.
  15. Shipped
    • The terminal now has a single page for what interrupts you: Signals and Alerts were showing the same list.
    • Every interruption there carries its delivery receipt and what the market did next, whether it came from a headline, a level touched or a macro release.
    • An Account page in the terminal: your profile, your password and your subscription in one place.
    • Your subscription can be cancelled or resumed without leaving the site, and your payment history is there to read.
    • Emails now come from feedsniffer.com: forgotten password, address confirmation, and an alert when your password changes.
    • Your subscription writes to you when it matters: welcome to Pro, cancellation confirmed, end of access.
    • A welcome email when you sign up, which also carries your address confirmation.
    • An email warns you when your card expires before a charge, and a reminder arrives if your Telegram alerts are not connected yet.
  16. Shipped
    • Macro Gong: every major release is read out loud five minutes before, a gong sounds on the dot, then the voice reads the number against its consensus.
    • Major releases are finally picked up: a misread label ranked them as low impact, and no calendar reminder had ever gone out.
    • The calendar follows ten economies instead of five, including Canada, Australia, New Zealand and China, and its times are no longer two hours off.
    • On Pro, you pick the calendar zones that matter to you; on Telegram, one message per time slot.
  17. Roadmap
    • First publication of this roadmap: eight workstreams, none shipped yet.
    • Two workstreams move to the top: the Macro Gong, which announces every major print out loud, and the Pre-session Briefing, thirty minutes before the US open.
  18. Shipped
    • Level alerts now focus on yesterday's high and low: about 17 a day instead of 94.
    • The presentation page is available in English, at its own address.
  19. Shipped
    • The feed now pushes 7% of stories instead of 27%, measured on a frozen sample: commentary no longer interrupts you.
    • A story that keeps running no longer rings as critical on every rebound.
    • The Nikkei, AUD/USD, USD/CAD, GBP/USD and NZD/USD join the tracked instruments.
    • The instrument strip follows the ones you chose.
  20. Shipped
    • USD/JPY and EUR/JPY added; bitcoin is quoted on the CME future.
    • Currencies and bitcoin computed on their real 24-hour day, alert thresholds recalibrated.
    • The day's change is shown in the strip.
  21. Shipped
    • A quiet window for terminal sound, and a separate sound for important alerts.
    • The chime plays before the voice, which no longer repeats “critical”.
    • Payment happens without leaving the site.
  22. Shipped
    • Your instrument filters also apply to alerts received privately.
    • The last fifteen session briefings can be re-read.

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Stop watching the feed.
Let it come to you.

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