Watch how this event behaved before.
Historical Replay reconstructs how comparable events actually unfolded — horizon by horizon — so today's reaction is never read in isolation. Compare the current setup against its closest historical analogues and see the full range of what followed.
A reconstruction of past behaviour — shown to provide context, never to predict the next move.
An event timeline you can scrub
Step through the reaction horizon by horizon, with the best and worst historical matches lined up beside it.
The replay timeline with horizon-by-horizon follow-through and the closest historical analogues.
History, made reviewable
Scrub through how the reaction developed across horizons, from the first minutes to the full follow-through window.
The most similar historical situations are surfaced side by side, so you can see precedent rather than guess at it.
See the full range — the strongest and weakest comparable outcomes — instead of an average that hides the tails.
Understand where historical strength built and where it faded, horizon by horizon.
“This time is different” is expensive. History is cheaper.
When an event prints, it's tempting to treat the reaction as unique. Replay grounds that instinct: by showing how the closest historical analogues actually behaved — including the ones that disappointed — it turns a gut feeling into a reviewable comparison you can bring to any post-event debrief.
From today's print to a grounded comparison
Pick the event you want to understand from the scanner or the Decision Board.
Replay pulls the closest historical situations and their reactions across horizons.
Step through how follow-through built and faded, and where the best and worst cases diverged.
Use the comparison in your prep or post-event debrief as documented historical context.
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.
Replay the next event before you act
Review private beta access and the capabilities available in the current release.
Decision support, not trade signals. Historical context, not predictions.