Tune
You name a band (equities, treasuries, gold, credit, real estate) or a single asset. The receiver locks on and pulls the live feed: spot, drift, day range, volume against normal.
Real-Asset Signal Layer
A sferic is a real electromagnetic pulse: lightning, hundreds of kilometres away, caught by a receiver tuned to the right band. This one is tuned to real-world assets like equities, treasuries, gold, credit and real estate.
The Receiver
Every line the receiver prints is a live call to the Twelve Data API through our key-rotating proxy. Nothing is pre-baked. Readings are cached 5 minutes because the free tier allows 8 credits per minute.
Tunable Bands
Each band is a small, curated basket of real assets, not a 250-name index sweep. Tap one to lock the receiver on it and pull the live feed.
Method
You name a band (equities, treasuries, gold, credit, real estate) or a single asset. The receiver locks on and pulls the live feed: spot, drift, day range, volume against normal.
Raw feed is noisy. Sferics scores drift against turnover, how much of the asset's own normal volume actually changed hands, so a move on no volume reads as static, not signal.
You get breadth, average drift, relative volume and a coherence score. Plain lines, not a wall of numbers. A faint read is labelled faint.
Honest note on the score
The number you see is computed live, in the open, as
min(100, round(|drift%| × 14 + relVol × 18)), where
relVol is today's volume over the asset's own average day.
It rewards two things at once: a real price move and real turnover
behind it. That's the whole model.
What it is not: back-tested, predictive, or advice. It has never been validated against forward returns, and it does not tell you what an asset will do next. It is a coherence filter, a way to tell a move with volume behind it from a move on dead air. Bands read NOISE FLOOR FAINT COHERENT STRONG purely on that arithmetic.
If that sounds modest, good. A scanner that promised more would have to hide how it works. This one shows you the formula and lets you judge the pulse yourself.
Ethos
Most market tools are theater. A fake ticker tape, a confident number with no arithmetic behind it, a "signal" you're asked to trust because it looks expensive. Sferics is built on the opposite bet: that the honest version is the interesting one.
The receiver look is just a UI. Under it are plain functions you can read. Open the receiver, then view source. Every reading is a live HTTP call. Every score shows its formula. Every rate limit is printed, not hidden. What you see is what actually ran.
Every reading is a live HTTP call to a public market API through our proxy. No pre-baked numbers, no fake ticker tape.
The receiver look is just a UI. Under it, plain functions you can read. What you see is what actually ran.
Client-side, framework-free, no build step. View source and the whole receiver is right there, nothing hidden.
Signal is scored against each asset's own average volume, not a hype narrative, and the score openly calls itself a heuristic rather than a forecast.