A countdown to the release, then a blackout when it is time to stand aside. You pick the currencies and impacts that matter.
Vesper turns your MacBook notch into a live trading cockpit. Your window, the news, your rules and your size, right where your eyes already are.
No signals · No predictions · No price feed
The mascot is your status. It sleeps when you are outside your session, searches when you are in it, and takes your own colour inside a custom window.
- High impactRed blackout. Stand aside until it ends.
- Medium impactOrange blackout, if you choose to track it.
Play with it.
This is the app's own panel, with dummy data. Tap anything. Settings and editing stay in the app.
Timing & News
±1h
09:41:09
09:0009:3010:0010:30
Macro · starts in 8:51
Dummy data, illustrative values.
Session-based and ICT-style traders in futures and index CFDs, on a MacBook, with a chart already open. Vesper adds the timing and the discipline, and leaves the decisions to you.
Vesper never tells you what to buy or sell. Your entries stay yours.
No forecasts and no AI calls. It shows the clock, the news, your rules and your size.
No charts or quotes inside Vesper. Keep the chart you already use open.
A timing and discipline tool. Every trading decision, and its risk, is yours.
The short answers. Anything missing, ask in the beta.
Does Vesper give signals or predictions?
No. Vesper shows timing, news, your own checklist and position size. It has no signals, no predictions and no price feed.
Which instruments does the size calculator support?
NQ, MNQ, ES and MES today. The values on this page are illustrative.
Which Macs does it run on?
Vesper lives in the notch, so it is built for MacBooks with a notch. Full system requirements will be listed with the beta download.
macOS says it can't verify Vesper. What do I do?
The beta is not notarized by Apple yet, so macOS blocks the first launch. Open Vesper once, click Done, then go to System Settings > Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. You only do this once.
What does it cost?
The beta is free. Pricing after the beta has not been announced.
Is this financial advice?
No. Vesper is a timing and discipline tool. Not financial advice.
