I trade the Indian markets, and my routine looked like this: one tab for news, one for the NSE option chain, one for OI data, one for a screener, and one more to figure out whether the headline I just read actually mattered. That last part was the real problem. Indian market news moves fast and most of it is noise — an RBI line item can move a bank stock 4%, and a "record quarterly profit" headline can mean nothing because it was already priced in. Nobody was telling me which was which. So I built MarketsEasy. It pulls live NSE/BSE news across 14 categories and runs each headline through an AI impact score, so you can see what's worth reacting to. Around that, the tools I was already tab-hopping for: live option chain, OI tracker, F&O screener, and AI analysis on any stock. Some things I learned building it: • Free AI APIs are unreliable, so it falls back across several providers — if one is rate-limited, the next one answers. • Indian market data is messy. A surprising amount of the work was just making NSE data trustworthy, not the AI part. • Traders don't want predictions. They want context, fast. It's free to use and there's no broker login required. I'd genuinely love feedback from anyone who trades NSE/BSE — especially on the impact scoring. If it flags something wrong, tell me. That's the part I most want to get right.