The orderflow layer your ICT thesis was missing.

Plots the large resting bids and asks on your chart before price gets there. The walls the algorithm is drawing toward, and the ones it pulls before the sweep. Zone mode for chart-wide context, lifespan mode for watching liquidity build and disappear in real time.

The displacement candle that broke your bias. Was it a 50-lot retail order or an 800-lot fund? Hammer reassembles fragmented institutional orders from the tick stream and prints the true size on the bar that did the damage. Now you know whether the move was the algorithm or the noise.

Real-time SMT-style confirmation across the correlated futures. When ES, NQ, RTY, and YM all see aggressive selling inside the same one-second window, you’re not looking at noise. You’re looking at coordinated algorithmic delivery across the index complex. The kind of cross-market alignment that decides whether a sweep continues or fails.

Price makes a new high into your premium array. The CVD is already falling. Volume hits a level, and price refuses to move. Flux catches exhaustion, absorption, and delta divergence at the moment they happen. Before the candle closes, before the reversal is obvious, while you still have a clean entry on the side the orderflow says is correct.

You already see the FVG. Refine tells you whether the orderflow agrees. A volume-validation engine grades every Fair Value Gap by the conviction behind its displacement candle, so the chart shows the gaps that were forged by real institutional size. Not the ones that were a side effect of two consolidating candles. Three-tier conviction glow, displacement POC, CE line, iFVG inversion tracking, sweep-gated iFVGs.

You scalp the 1-minute. Your bias lives on the 15m and 1H. HTF FVG pulls 5m, 15m, 1H, and 4H Fair Value Gaps onto the chart you’re actually trading. Edge rails, CE lines, mitigation tracking, so the level you care about is sitting on the candle you’re entering on. No second window. No flipping. No eyeballed levels.

The 15m FVG is the thesis. The orderflow chain is the trade. Displace gates every setup on a retrace into the gap, then tracks the multi-FVG displacement chain that confirms continuation. D1 and D2 fire the trade, D3–D5 give you additional entries while the move runs. Auto entry, stop, and target levels. Calibrated for NQ and MNQ.

Click your entry inside the FVG. Set your stop above the last untouched high. Risk/Reward sizes the position to your dollar risk, draws stops and targets with live $ and R, and submits the full bracket. One click, no Chart Trader, no DOM dance. Snap-to-bar so your entry sits exactly where the model says it does.

Once the entry fires, Tally takes over. Live $/R/point on every working leg, a break-even line that actually moves as partial exits lock in profit, an R:R verdict panel that tells you in real time whether the trade still earns its risk, and an auto-screenshot at entry and exit so the journal builds itself. Six themes.