Features and tools
High-level map of what QuantDesk offers. Status reflects how we label capability in public docs; details live in guides and Swagger where noted.| Area | What you get | Typical status |
|---|---|---|
| Trading terminal | Lite vs Pro layouts, order entry, order book reading, execution workflows | Shipped (ongoing refinement) |
| Shortcuts & speed | Keyboard-oriented workflows where enabled | Shipped |
| Market & oracle data | Integrated price/market context via backend and oracle paths | Shipped |
| Backend gateway | REST APIs, Swagger at /api/docs/, dev assistance routes for structure and market summary | Shipped |
| Auth model | Wallet + SIWS-style flows; API auth per route in Swagger | Shipped |
| AI / assistance | Mikey AI and agent-adjacent tooling (where deployed) | Varies by environment — see app + API |
| Social & collaboration | Shared context, strategy/social direction | Prototype / roadmap (called out on Social) |
| Security & trust | Non-custodial posture, operational security narrative | Shipped (summary) / internal detail in repo |
Trading
- Lite — fast sessions, less chrome, good for monitoring and simple execution.
- Pro — multi-panel, order book and execution context for active workflows.
- Guides: Trading overview, order entry, order book, shortcuts.
Developers and integrators
- Quickstart — health, Swagger, first
curlin Developer quickstart. - Contracts — OpenAPI JSON at
/api/docs/swaggeron your API host; interactive UI at/api/docs/. - Auth — Authentication + per-route requirements in Swagger.
Trust and safety
- Public summary: Security and trust.
- Deep audits and runbooks stay repository-only unless we explicitly publish a summary.
Social (honest)
We’re explicit about shipped vs prototype vs roadmap so docs stay aligned with reality. Start at Social overview.Visual tour
Placeholder screenshots and a replacement checklist: Visual product tour.How to read this site
- Product & vision — Overview section (this page, What is QuantDesk, Uniques).
- How-to guides — Getting started, Trading, Developers, FAQ.
- Schema truth for HTTP — always Swagger, not duplicated tables in Markdown.