Start with the tools you need
Open Terminal. Terminal lets you place up to 12 active tools in one workspace. Use Add tool to show or hide views from Command Center, Symbol Center, Gamma Exposure Matrix, Exposure Flow, VOL Matrix, and Options Activity.
Terminal requires active Elite access. It uses the same verified account access as the rest of the dashboard; it does not create a separate subscription or override your plan.
Arrange the workspace
Drag a panel by its header. Use the panel menu to move it with buttons, make it narrower, wider, shorter, or taller, or hide it. On a keyboard, focus the grip, use arrow keys to move the panel, and use Shift plus an arrow key to resize it.
When a resize reaches another panel, Terminal moves the affected panels down to make room. Auto-arrange packs the visible panels into open space while keeping their sizes, ticker links, and the separate phone or desktop layout. A narrow screen uses its own one-column layout.
Most ticker-linked tools can be copied. A copy keeps its own size, placement, view choices, and ticker source. Market-wide tools stay single because they show one shared market view.
Link tickers deliberately
Every ticker-linked panel can follow the main toolbar ticker, use an independent ticker, or join a color group. Panels in the same red, blue, green, yellow, or orange group share one ticker. Changing that group ticker updates the other panels in that color group.
Use Main when a panel should follow the toolbar. Use Independent when it should stay on its own symbol. Use a color group when several panels should move together without following the main ticker.
Read exposure histograms
The Exposure histogram can show Gamma, Delta, Vanna, or Charm. Choose a basis separately:
- Open interest uses the selected open-interest view.
- Volume uses traded option volume.
Changing the metric or basis changes what the bars represent. It does not turn one view into a forecast. Histogram totals can be placed automatically or on a selected side of the panel.
Keep Flow and Activity groups distinct
Terminal shares the expiration dates at the top with the histogram and other options views. Exposure Flow and the Options Activity by-strike view can instead use their own native group: All, 0DTE, Weekly, or Monthly.
That choice has a specific purpose. A Flow group selects the history group used for the Flow chart. An Activity strike group selects the expiration group for the by-strike Activity chart. The Activity by-expiration chart continues to show all expirations, as it does in Options Activity. These group choices do not rewrite the dates selected for the other Terminal panels.
Exposure Flow also has its own metric and basis controls. Read its selected Gamma, Delta, Vanna, or Charm measure together with its Open interest or Volume basis. For a fuller explanation of Flow history, see Exposure Flow & Level History.
Save a setup in this browser
Use the Setups button to save, load, update, rename, or delete a named workspace. A setup includes panels, ticker links, sizes, and panel options. Loading one keeps the dates selected above the workspace.
Setups are stored locally for the current account in the current browser and browser profile. They do not automatically sync to another browser, device, Preview, or Production. If browser storage is unavailable, Terminal keeps the setup only while the workspace remains open.
Work with the data that is available
Terminal presents the data supplied to its existing HedgePulse tools. Price, market-wide, exposure, volatility, Flow, and Activity panels do not all use the same time range or history. A price chart uses its own selected timeframe; Flow and Activity use their selected group and available session history; options panels use the expiration range at the top unless their native group is selected.
An unavailable selection or a missing stored session can leave a panel without history or current data. A saved setup preserves your arrangement and choices, not market data. Keep the visible symbol, group, dates, metric, and basis in mind before comparing panels.