360 Vision, all in one: Visual dashboard of the stock market after years of learning about investments.
Hi Indie Hackers,
I’m a software engineer, and over the last few years I’ve been learning more about investing, market analysis, and how different indicators can help provide context around a stock.
One thing I noticed was that I often had to jump between different tools to review things like RSI, EMA distance, VIX, Fear & Greed, trend direction, Fibonacci levels, fundamentals, and broader market conditions.
So I started building StockOptionApp, a visual dashboard that brings those references together in one place. The goal is to make market context easier to review visually.
I’m now starting to share it more publicly and would love to hear how other builders see this kind of product: positioning, clarity, usefulness, or anything that stands out when you land on it.
Website:
https://www.stockoptionapp.com/
Thanks for taking a look.
The all-in-one dashboard is understandable, but the stronger signal is the context it creates by putting otherwise separate market indicators together.
Thanks, that’s exactly what I was trying to achieve.
The idea is not that any single indicator tells the full story, but that putting them together can give a clearer market context at a glance.
I’m still refining how much context to show without making the dashboard feel too crowded.
That makes sense. I’d be curious what users find useful versus what starts feeling like noise — would you be open to sharing the best email to reach you on?
Congrats on the launch! Having an all-in-one visual dashboard like 360 Vision is a massive game-changer, especially when trying to cut through all the noise in stock market data. The layout looks clean and very intuitive. Wish you all the best with the feedback and growth!
Thank you, really appreciate it!
Cutting through the noise was one of the main reasons I started building it. I wanted the dashboard to feel visual and quick to understand, instead of forcing users to jump between several different tools.
Still early, but I’m glad the layout feels clean.