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Filter every tracked event by price, demand, velocity, rank, and 100+ other signals.

Find events by name, date window, venue, performer, or on-sale date.

The full analytics snapshot for one event: prices, inventory, demand, peer-relative ranks.

A performer's signals: social momentum, popularity ranks, average price trends.

Daily price and inventory history for an event, with a rendered chart.

Daily demand history (interest and sales) with a rendered chart.

Daily marketplace popularity-rank history for a performer, with a rendered chart.

What any signal read on any past day, for checking how a signal behaved over time.

Turn a building's name into its Ticker venue id, with city, state and how many events it holds.

What is on at one venue inside a forward window, soonest first.

Every column usable in a screen, with semantics and units.

Your saved Views, with live membership and recent match counts.

Save a screen as a View that fires alerts when events match.

Rename, re-scope, pause, or re-route an existing View.

Permanently remove a View and its match history.

The feed of which events entered which Views, and why.

One match in full, with the analytics snapshot frozen at firing time.

A dry run: what the last 24 hours of this View would have sent under its current settings. Nothing is sent.

Where this View delivers besides email, and how often each one gets a batch.

Send this View's matches to a destination, and set how often. Repeating it changes the cadence.

Stop delivering this View to one destination. The destination itself stays.

Your delivery channels and how many alerts use each.

Add a Slack or Discord channel; a live test message verifies it works.

Rename, pause, or resume a delivery channel.

Remove a channel; its alerts fall back to email.

The events you follow, with the alert settings on each.

Follow one event and get alerts when its price or demand moves.

Change the thresholds or the cadence on an event you follow.

Stop following an event and stop its alerts.

The default thresholds a new watch starts from.

Change the thresholds every new watch starts from. Existing watches keep theirs.

Every trigger a watch can fire on, with its parameters and supported range.

What is open in each section of one event, with its price band.

The newest observed count per section, as of the last collection pass.

Each general admission section's open count over time, with its peak and its last change.

What every section looked like at one moment in the past.

How one section's open count moved over time, one point per collection pass.

The individual seats currently open, row and number, for a seat map.

Which seats were taken or released most recently, newest first.

Every state one seat has been observed in, so you can see when it went.

The stretches when inventory actually moved, rather than a flat daily average.

How much of an event's inventory sits with the largest holders.

How that concentration moved over time.

What you last had selected on this event's section map, so a session can pick the view back up.

Cited news and social context explaining why an event is moving.

Your plan, when it renews, and each allowance with what you have used and what is left.