Read liquidity.
Before the market prices it.
LiquidityPulse is built for macro-minded investors, market watchers, and Bitcoin-focused users. The app compresses liquidity, market, and stress signals into one focused iPhone experience.
Coming soon to the App Store. Get early access and hear about the launch first. Not investment advice.
What the app gives you
A focused app surface for liquidity, market structure, and regime interpretation instead of scattered charts and isolated series.
Dashboard
Scan the most important liquidity, market, and stress blocks in one compact overview.
Charts And Lead Lag
Compare series, inspect historical timing relationships, and explore signals where they start to matter.
Regime
A compressed regime layer helps you classify supportive, neutral, or defensive market phases faster.
Why use the iPhone app instead of only the website?
The public site shows the product clearly. The app is the more focused place for repeat use, deeper chart work, and a faster daily check-in.
Daily routine
Open one focused surface and scan regime, drivers, and charts in seconds instead of navigating across public pages.
Deeper chart work
The app is built for richer chart usage, comparisons, and lead-lag analysis beyond the lighter public web view.
Native product path
LiquidityPulse on iPhone is the compact, native way to carry the product with you and check it quickly throughout the day.
Inside the iPhone app
A quick look at the most important surfaces inside LiquidityPulse.
Key data inputs
LiquidityPulse combines public market and macro data into a compact view of liquidity, stress, and market context.
Liquidity and macro signals
The analysis includes M2, the Fed balance sheet, Reverse Repo, Treasury General Account, SOFR, US yields, the dollar index, and credit spreads.
Market context
Market indicators such as Bitcoin are included to make historical relationships between liquidity, risk appetite, and price action easier to see.
Important notes
The app supports interpretation and context building, not blind signal-following.
Not investment advice
LiquidityPulse shows historical data, relationships, and signals. The content is intended for information and analysis support.
Correlation is not causation
Lead-lag views can reveal timing relationships. They are not hard forecasts and not proof of cause and effect.