Settings & Personalization

Open settings from the gear icon in the header (quick theme switch + "All settings"), or go straight to /settings. Settings are grouped into the screener defaults, appearance, and the account pages (Profile, Password, Security, covered in the Account & Security topic).

Screener defaults

The Settings → Screener page sets how the screener looks when you open it: default category, metric, interval, chart count and exchange. Changes save instantly and follow your account to every device.

This page needs an account. Guests see the panel with every control locked and the screener stays on its defaults: trend ranking, 5-minute charts, 12 of them, Binance. A free account makes the controls usable; which values you may pick then depends on your plan, and the locked ones stay visible with a note explaining what they need.

The built-in metric encyclopedia

The same page documents every metric in every category: click through the categories to read what each formula actually measures, how it is normalized, and when it is useful. If you have ever wondered what Yang-Zhang volatility does differently from Parkinson, or what exactly "surge score" compares, the answer is one click away and always in sync with what the engine actually computes.

Appearance

There are four themes with live previews: Light, Dark, Osiris (the house dark-blue) and System. System follows your OS preference automatically, switching when your OS does. The theme is a device preference: your desktop can run Osiris dark-blue while your laptop stays light.

Device vs account

Preferences split into two groups on purpose.

• On the account: screener defaults, pinned pairs, price alerts and notification channels. They need an account precisely because they are meant to be the same everywhere you sign in.
• On the device: the theme, the densities filters and the market page's row count. They describe how you use that screen, so they stay in that browser and work for guests as well.

The "On this device" section of the Screener settings shows which device preferences deviate from the defaults and lets you reset them in one click.

Pinned pairs

Pins live on the account, so pinning requires signing in: there is no guest pinning, and a pin made on your laptop is already there on your phone. Pinned pairs stay first in the screener in the order you pinned them: use them as your working set, the market you actually trade, immune to the ranking's rotation. Basic holds 5 pins, paid plans 12.

Notifications

The bell in the header collects platform notifications: price alerts, listing and delisting news, and bot trade events for Trader-plan users, which also go to Telegram. Settings → Notifications decides what reaches the bell, your devices (push), your inbox and your Telegram, per category; the Notifications topic walks through every combination. The bell shows an unread counter; opening it marks things read.