Know which events deserve your attention.
The Event Scanner ranks upcoming and recent events by historical edge — so a crowded economic calendar becomes a short, prioritised list of what has actually mattered before. Less noise, more focus.
Ranking reflects historical reaction quality — not a prediction of the next move.
The whole calendar, prioritised
Upcoming and recent events in one ranked board — each row showing its historical edge and current decision state at a glance.
The ranked event board with edge scoring, decision state and quick access to each event's evidence.
A calendar that ranks itself
Events are ordered by how much historical edge comparable reactions have shown — so the list leads with what has mattered, not what is loudest.
Each row carries its current Decision Board state, so you can triage Continuation, Wait, No Trade and Trap Risk reads without opening every event.
See what is about to print and what just did, in one place — useful for both preparation and post-event review.
Low-edge, low-history events fall to the bottom, so attention goes where the historical evidence is strongest.
The economic calendar treats every event as equal. They never are.
Dozens of releases hit the calendar each week, but only a handful carry the kind of historical reaction quality worth preparing for. The Event Scanner does that triage for you — so your energy goes to the events with real precedent, not to whatever happens to be next.
From a full calendar to a focused shortlist
Start your session with every upcoming and recent event ranked by historical edge.
The highest-edge events sit at the top, each tagged with its current decision state.
Focus on the short list that history says is worth preparing for and ignore the rest.
Jump straight into the Decision Board for any event to see the full evidence behind it.
Works with the rest of the Intelligence Centre
Every engine reads the same historical evidence base, so context stays consistent as you move between them.
Let the calendar rank itself
Review private beta access and the capabilities available in the current release.
Decision support, not trade signals. Historical context, not predictions.