Before the open, during the session, and after the close.
Signal Sentinel is meant to compress a scattered investing routine into one repeatable loop. It helps you prepare before the bell, monitor what matters while the market is open, and finish with a shorter research queue instead of a pile of browser tabs.
Step 1
Connect or import your portfolio
Bring in positions via Schwab CSV or Plaid so the monitoring starts from your real holdings and cost basis.
Step 2
Apply strategies or define rules
Use built-in presets or craft your own conditions around price, trend, momentum, and 52-week levels.
Step 3
Let Signal Sentinel watch the market
Rules run on a schedule, related signals get grouped, and the dashboard keeps the full review history visible.
Know what deserves attention before 9:30.
Morning briefings compress overnight news, earnings risk, portfolio alerts, and market regime into one read before the session begins.
Let the desk watch, not your browser tab.
Signal Sentinel keeps checking your rules, groups related moves into one alert, and shortens the path from signal to review.
Finish with tomorrow's research queue already started.
Discovery ideas, portfolio news, and metrics help you separate meaningful moves from background noise once the session ends.
Monitors the conditions you care about
The product handles repetition: scanning rules, tracking cadence, clustering related signals, and preserving alert history.
Adds context at the review moment
Alert summaries, news, and briefings exist to make the review step faster and more legible, not to hand you a recommendation.
Keeps the workflow inspectable
The signals start from your holdings and your rules, so you can understand what fired and why.
Judgment
Signal Sentinel helps narrow attention. It does not replace the investor's decision about what to buy, sell, trim, or ignore.
Execution
There is no brokerage or trade placement hidden behind the scenes. The product stops at monitoring, context, and workflow support.
Your process
Presets can help you start, but the rules, cadence, and review habits still need to fit the way you actually invest.
See the feature stack, then decide if it fits your process.
The workflow only matters if the features behind it are solid. The features page shows the actual building blocks that support the review loop.