Momentum check
Example- Purpose
- Confirm whether early strength holds through the session
- Leaves when
- Move fades below its 30-step start level
- Review
- Every session
Monitoring workspace
An AI trading bot monitoring workspace with context and control.
Group what you watch, write alert rules you can explain, replay a session and keep a journal of what happened and why it mattered.
Demo replay · synthetic data09:30 · step 1/240
Watchlist · Momentum check
SYN-04182.45Large-cap tech
SYN-1261,277.47Digital asset
SYN-212,365.49Gold
Alert rules
SYN-12 · moves ≥ 1.2% over 10 stepswarning · cooldown 25 stepsSYN-04 · volume ≥ 2.4× its 20-step averageinfo · cooldown 30 stepsSYN-21 · regime changesinfo · cooldown 40 stepsSYN-12 · volatility ≥ 0.45% over 15 stepscritical · cooldown 60 stepsIn-app events
none yetEvents from the demo session appear here as rules fire.
Every value and event above is generated from a synthetic, fixed-seed session. Nothing here is live market data.
How it is used
A session in four moves
The workspace follows the way careful monitoring actually happens: decide what to watch, decide what matters, observe, then review.
Scope the watchlist
Each list has a purpose, an exit condition and a review cadence — not just tickers.
Write explainable rules
Thresholds, windows, cooldowns and severity, checked against a demo session before you rely on them.
Observe the replay
Run the demo session, pause it, and see which rules fire and in which order.
Review in the journal
Automatic events and your own notes on one timeline, ready to export.
Watchlists
A watchlist is a workflow
Lists with a stated purpose stay small and stay useful. These examples use the synthetic instrument universe.
Event risk
Example- Purpose
- Instruments with scheduled volatility in the demo script
- Leaves when
- Event window passes without a regime change
- Review
- Before and after the window
Quiet watch
Example- Purpose
- Low-priority instruments; only critical rules attached
- Leaves when
- Three sessions without a firing
- Review
- Weekly
Alert Rules
Write a rule, see its noise before you save it
Change the threshold, window or cooldown and see immediately how often the rule would have fired in the demo session.
Notify me in-app when SYN-12 moves ≥ 0.5% over 5 steps; then stay quiet for 0 steps.
In the demo session
Demo replay109 firings in 240 steps
09:3013:29
Noisy: at this rate alerts become background. Raise the threshold or add a cooldown.
Scenario Monitor
Watch conditions, not predictions
A scenario card states what you are watching for, what would invalidate it and what you would do. The workspace tracks the state; it never forecasts.
Volatility expansion
- If → then
- If 15-step volatility exceeds 0.45%, then the calm regime has ended.
- Invalidated if
- Volatility back below 0.25% for 20 steps.
- Planned response
- Pause other alerts on SYN-12; write a journal note.
Recovery attempt
- If → then
- If price moves +1.2% over 10 steps after the drop, then a rebound is under way.
- Invalidated if
- A new low below the session minimum.
- Planned response
- Review the momentum list; no automatic action.
Liquidity check
- If → then
- If volume exceeds 2.5× its average without a price move, then something is being absorbed.
- Invalidated if
- Volume spike coincides with a regime change.
- Planned response
- Nothing — card closed with a note.
Example cards for the synthetic instrument SYN-12. States reflect the demo replay, not a forecast.
Session Journal
One timeline for events and judgement
Rule firings are logged automatically. Your notes sit next to them, tagged as expectation, check, miss or decision.
Journal · demo session
Sample entries- noteExpectation: SYN-12 quiet until the scripted window; only critical rules matter.
- eventSYN-04 · volume ≥ 2.4× its 20-step average (3.11×) · info
- eventSYN-12 · volatility ≥ 0.45% over 15 steps (0.51) · critical
- noteCheck: two SYN-12 rules fired within six minutes of each other — the move rule's cooldown is too short.
- eventSYN-21 · regime changes · info
- noteDecision: raise the move rule to 1.5% and cooldown to 40 steps; re-test before saving.
Workspace setup
Set it up once, refine it every session
Saved configuration
Watchlists, rules and journal are saved to your account and recomputed on the server when you save.
Checked rules
Every saved rule is dry-run on the demo session, so you know how often it fires before you rely on it.
Export anything
Configuration as JSON, journal as CSV or Markdown. Delete everything from Settings.
FAQ
Short answers
What does Noctivex do?
It is a monitoring workspace: watchlists, alert rules with thresholds and cooldowns, a demo session replay with in-app notifications, and a session journal.
Who is it for?
Advanced users who watch several conditions at once and want structure instead of more alerts.
Do I need trading experience?
It helps. Rule conditions use standard terms (volatility, volume, levels); the Methodology page defines each one exactly.
What do I get after confirming my email?
The Monitoring Workspace: up to 10 watchlists and 30 rules, demo replay, in-app notifications, session journal and export.
Is real money or a broker involved?
No. Noctivex never connects to brokers or exchanges, holds no funds and places no orders.
Is the data live?
No. Every price, volume and event comes from a synthetic session generated with fixed seeds and is labelled as a demo.
Will I get alerts by email or on my phone?
No. Notifications appear inside the app during a replay. No email, SMS, push or webhook alerts are sent.
Does it use AI or predict prices?
No predictions. Rules are deterministic conditions you write; the workspace shows when they would fire on demo data.
What data is stored?
Your email, your workspace configuration and journal, a session while you are signed in, and consent records.
How do I delete my data?
In Settings: delete workspace data or your account. It takes effect immediately.
Access
Build your monitoring workspace
Confirm your email and the workspace opens with a starter watchlist. No password, no payment details.
- Up to 10 watchlists and 30 alert rules
- Demo replay with in-app notifications
- Session journal with export