Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built MarketGrep because my morning routine was absurd: one tab for the Fed's balance sheet, one for what retail was piling into, one for index breadth, one doom-scroll through investor forums to gauge the mood. Twenty minutes, every morning, before I'd read a single price. Institutional desks check three things before the bell: liquidity, rotation, and sentiment. MarketGrep compresses exactly those three into a 30-second read on your phone: 🌊 Liquidity Radar — 12 macro indicators (Fed balance sheet, TGA, ON-RRP, SOFR spreads, HY credit spreads, VIX, DXY…) distilled into one percentile and four regimes: Abundant / Supportive / Restrictive / Tight. Tap any driver → 5-year chart with percentile context. 📰 AM & PM sentiment briefings — twice a day, before the open and before the close, an automated mood report from high-signal investor communities: market-wide score, most-mentioned tickers, verbatim quotes. Zero spin. 🔥 Most Traded — Top 50 by dollar volume, the board people actually open at the bell. Plus US / Global / Commodities dashboards, a turbulence index that flags regime shifts, and curated 13F research (Berkshire, Pershing Square, Tiger Global…). A few deliberate choices: • No account. No ads. No subscription. Ever. Zero tracking — no analytics SDKs, nothing. You can read the privacy manifest. • Editorial design — newsprint × terminal: serif hero numbers, monospaced tables, brass hairlines. Built to be read twice a day without fatigue, in light and dark, English and 简体中文. • Everything explains itself — every score has a methodology page. Descriptive, never prescriptive: no buy/sell calls, ever. It's genuinely everywhere you are: 📱 iOS (iPhone + iPad): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ma... 🤖 Android: Google Play or a direct signed APK from https://app.marketgrep.com 🌐 Web: https://www.marketgrep.com — plus two open sister sites we run: · https://dollarliquidity.com — the full liquidity terminal, 12 daily indicators + the DLI composite score · https://historyofmarket.com — a century-scale chronicle of US market history (SPX since 1928, DJIA since 1914) The web dashboards even ship llms.txt + an open JSON API, so your AI agent can read the market too. I'd love to hear how you read the market each morning — and what signal you'd want on the first screen. I'll be here all day. 🙏

MarketGrep

Read the market's pulse before the bell

Read the market's pulse before the bell