> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tradionlabs.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # A tour of Tradion > Every screen in the sidebar, top to bottom, and what each is for. Tradion is one page with a fixed sidebar. The sidebar never changes, the main area swaps out, and everything below is in the order you'll meet it. The Tradion app shell, with the sidebar groups, main content area, and status bar labelled ## Home The screen you land on every time you sign in. A launchpad, not a dashboard: nothing here is analysis to act on; everything is a way back into work you started. The Tradion home screen: a portfolio value tile, risk score, win rate, active automations, a recent sessions list, and feature cards Four bands, top to bottom: **The header.** Your first name, and a pill showing whether the US market is open, in pre-market, after-hours, or closed. Connect a brokerage and you also get a snapshot — total value and today's change. Without one, that tile prompts you to add it. **Your numbers.** Three tiles pulled from elsewhere in the product: | Tile | What it is | Where it comes from | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------- | | Risk score | A 0–100 read on how much risk your recent trading has carried | [Profile](/trade-intelligence/profile) | | Win rate | The share of your logged trades that closed in profit | Your trade log | | Active automations | How many rules are running right now | [Automations](/automations/overview) | They stay empty until you have logged trades or built automations — expected on day one, not a fault. **Recent sessions.** Quant research and AI Asset Manager conversations, newest first. Clicking one reopens it with its charts and answers intact, so last week's question is a starting point, not a retype. **The launcher.** A card for every other screen, each with a one-line description — no need to remember which group a tool sits in. → [The Tradion Loop](/concepts/the-loop) ## Overview ### Portfolio Everything you hold: an equity curve (a line chart of the account's value over time) with 1W to All-time ranges, day and total profit and loss, sector allocation with a diversification score, a sortable holdings table with 10-session mini charts, and your biggest movers. It fills in once you connect a brokerage — a read-only link, so Tradion sees positions but places no orders. → [Portfolio overview](/portfolio/overview) · [Connecting a brokerage](/portfolio/connect-brokerage) ## Research & Analysis ### AI Quant Research A split screen: chat on the left, a canvas of results on the right. Ask a question in plain English — comparing two stocks' volatility (how much a price swings around, measured from its own history), screening for a setup, testing an idea against past prices — and Tradion writes and runs the Python, returning charts, tables, and a summary. You never see code unless you want to. The quant terminal needs the **Trader** plan or above. → [AI Quant Research](/research/quant-research) · [Your first analysis](/research/your-first-analysis) ### Earnings Spider Upload an earnings report or transcript as a PDF and get it read for you: earnings per share and revenue against what analysts expected, next-quarter guidance, a bullish/bearish/neutral signal, and a tone analysis that flags when the CEO and CFO say different things. It also keeps a calendar of upcoming reports. → [Earnings Spider](/research/earnings-spider) ### Chart Analyzer Drop in a saved chart image and get a BUY, SELL, WAIT, or NO TRADE verdict with a 0–100 confidence score, an entry price, a stop-loss (where you'd exit if it goes against you), a target, and the risk/reward ratio. The score breaks into the factors behind it, so you can see what the call rests on. → [Chart Analyzer](/research/chart-analyzer) · [Reading a verdict](/concepts/reading-a-verdict) ### Lens Lens does the same job without the file. It opens a full-screen live chart inside Tradion — set the symbol, timeframe, and indicators, then click **Capture**. Back comes a verdict, a summary, bull/base/bear price targets, and support and resistance levels (prices where buying or selling has tended to show up before). Follow-up questions are allowed. Lens reads its own chart, not your other tabs. For an image you already have, use Chart Analyzer. → [Lens](/research/lens) ## Trade Intelligence ### Trade Autopsy Where a closed trade gets taken apart. Log it — typed out in plain English, or imported from your broker — then run an autopsy. You get a root-cause breakdown, a 0–100 scorecard across entry quality, exit discipline, and risk management, and a counterfactual: the same trade replayed with one thing changed. Repeat findings become named patterns, and patterns become playbook rules that check you before the next trade. → [Trade Autopsy](/trade-intelligence/trade-autopsy) · [Logging a trade](/trade-intelligence/logging-a-trade) ### Profile Your trading health check, assembled from everything else: a risk score, recurring mistakes ranked by severity and frequency, win rate by time of day, a year-long calendar of wins and losses, your goals, and your playbook rules. After two autopsies it unlocks a psychological profile — trader archetype, cognitive biases (predictable thinking errors, like holding losers longer than winners) with evidence from your own trades, and how you behave under stress. → [Profile](/trade-intelligence/profile) ### AI Asset Manager A chat window that can see your real positions. Because it reads live holdings rather than guessing, you can ask concrete things — how concentrated you are in one sector, what a 20% fall in one name would do to the portfolio — and the numbers reconcile with your broker. Sessions are saved; answers come with charts. → [AI Asset Manager](/portfolio/ai-asset-manager) ## Automate ### Automations A drag-and-drop canvas where you build a rule: pick an asset, add conditions, join them with AND/OR, optionally hand the result to an AI research agent, then choose where the message goes. Conditions can be price levels, one of 92 technical readings — 61 indicators plus 31 candlestick patterns, volume spikes, daily percentage moves, news, earnings proximity, unusual options activity, insider filings, or corporate actions. Every rule is checked once a minute, around the clock — not only during market hours — and alerts reach you through Discord, email, Telegram, in-app, or your own webhook. Automations need the **Trader** plan or above. → [Automations overview](/automations/overview) · [Your first automation](/automations/first-automation) · [Operators](/automations/operators) ## Settings Pinned at the bottom of the sidebar: display name, subscription and billing, connected brokerages, theme, account deletion. During a free trial a countdown badge appears above it. Under it sit **Feedback**, which attaches a note to the screen you were on, and **Logout**. → [Settings](/account/settings) · [Managing your subscription](/account/managing-subscription) ## The status bar Three controls follow you everywhere except AI Quant Research, which runs edge to edge: * **The news wire** — a live headline ticker you can open for the full feed. * **Brokerage** — each connected broker, its accounts, when it last synced, and a sync button. * **Personalization** — whether Tradion Memory feeds your history into AI answers. Off means generic analysis. It applies everywhere, immediately. → [Tradion Memory](/concepts/tradion-memory) Signup to first analysis in about ten minutes. Why these screens are four stations on one circle.