Settings
Every section of the settings dialog.
The settings dialog
Settings opens from the avatar menu. It has two tabs, General and Updates, and the General tab has a section list down the side:
| Section | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Filters | Default account and tag filters for analysis |
| Desktop Bridge | Pairing for Bridge and the Execution app |
| Appearance | Theme, font size, and component appearance |
| Cohort | A summary of your partners and groups |
| Data management | Analytics refresh, row removal, market session jobs |
| Analysis engine | Information about the calculation engine build |
| Hardware controller | Connecting a physical controller |
The Updates tab shows release notes, or says none are published yet.
Filters
This section sets the default inclusion for analysis, separately from the filter bar on individual screens.
Account Filters lists your accounts under Active Accounts, with Select All and Deselect All. Accounts imported without an alias appear as Ad-hoc. The status line tells you whether you are showing all accounts or a subset.
Tag Filters works the same way under Filter by Tags, with an Include and Exclude mode switch, Select All, and Clear Filter. The status line reports whether a tag filter is active.
This is the first place to look when a dashboard is missing trades you know exist. A filter set weeks ago and forgotten looks exactly like missing data, and it is much more common than an import failure.
Appearance
Theme offers Light, Dark, and System. When Bridge is paired and connected it follows the same theme.
Font size is a slider in pixels, with a link back to the default. This is worth adjusting properly rather than living with the default: on a large monitor at trading distance, a size that is comfortable in a document is often too small to read at a glance, and Rigor only works if it can be read at a glance.
Below those sits the component appearance panel, with tabs for Candles, Indicators, L2 Canvas, L2 Ladder, and TNS. It controls bullish and bearish candle colours, volume bar opacity, wick width, candle spacing, price level colours, text colour, bid and ask gauge colours, and buy and sell colours at light, medium, and strong intensity. Save Settings applies them and Reset to Defaults restores the originals.
One practical note on colour: if you are red and green colour blind, change the buy and sell colours here first. Every chart, ladder, and tape in the product uses them.
Cohort, engine, and controller
Cohort summarizes your accountability partners and groups. It is a read-only view; the editing happens in Strategy under Accountability, and the section links there.
Analysis engine shows the build timestamp of the calculation engine your browser is running. It is diagnostic information: if a number changed after an update, this tells you which build produced it.
Hardware controller connects a physical controller over a serial connection, with Connect Controller and Disconnect Controller and a status line. If your browser does not support the underlying interface, it says so. This is for trainer practice where physical controls are faster than a mouse.
Desktop Bridge is covered in the Bridge chapter. Data management is covered in the Your data chapter.