Trading logic shouldn’t have to be rebuilt every time you want to use it somewhere else. Build a LogicBlock once. Use it across Fastur.

AI in trading software shouldn’t just give you an answer and ask you to trust it. If Fastur translates a setup into LogicBlocks, you should be able to see exactly what it created, understand the conditions, and change anything you want. AI can generate the logic. The logic shouldn’t be a black box

A stock being up 30% is a statistic. A stock being up 30%, consolidating near its highs, holding a rising 20 SMA, with volume contracting and price approaching a breakout level? Now you’re describing a setup. Fastur is being built to scan for the relationship between conditions, not just isolated numbers.

A lot of “discretionary” traders are more systematic than they realize. “Strong prior move, controlled pullback, volume dries up, holds support, volume comes back in.” Those are conditions. The strategy may live in your head, but there’s still logic behind it. Fastur is being built to help make that logic explicit.

A lot of platforms call their scanners "real-time." But real-time can mean very different things. In many cases, the scanner is simply polling the market every few seconds, taking a new snapshot, applying your filters, and refreshing the results. That's not how we wanted Fastur to work. Fastur is being built to continuously evaluate your LogicBlocks as market data changes. When the conditions of your strategy become true, the system can react to the change instead of waiting for the next scheduled refresh. For a basic list of movers, that distinction might not matter much. For a strategy where timing and multiple conditions matter, it can matter a lot.

A 30% gap is a statistic. A 30% gap after a multi-day consolidation, below a prior high, with expanding volume, while holding above a rising moving average? That’s a setup. Most scanners are good at finding statistics. We’re building Fastur to find the setup. That means scanning for the relationship between conditions, not just checking boxes in a filter menu.

We don’t want to guess every scanner a trader might need. That would just create another platform with 300 presets and 500 dropdowns. We’d rather give traders the building blocks. Define the conditions. Combine them however you want. Scan them across the market. The user should be able to invent strategies we never thought of.

Your trading edge probably isn’t: Price > $5 Volume > 1M Gap > 10% Everyone can scan for that. The interesting part is what happens next. The pattern. The context. The sequence. The conditions that make you say: “This one is different.” Fastur is being built around that layer.

We’ve been quietly building Fastur. The idea came from a problem we kept running into ourselves: Most market scanners are either too slow, too rigid, or somehow have 100 filters without the one condition you actually need. Open a typical scanner and you’re basically staring at a giant menu of: • Price • Volume • Float • Market cap • Gap % • Relative volume • Premarket volume • After-hours volume …and 50 variations of the same thing. They’re useful for answering: “What stocks are moving right now?” But we wanted to answer something much more specific: “Which stocks are setting up for MY strategy right now?” There’s a big difference. A lot of platforms also call themselves “real-time,” but under the hood they’re effectively requesting another snapshot of the market with your filters every few seconds. That might be fine for a basic gap scanner. It’s not what we wanted. We wanted to continuously evaluate the market as the data changes. So we built Fastur around LogicBlocks. LogicBlocks let you define the actual logic behind a trading setup instead of choosing from a predetermined list of scanner filters. You can combine price action, volume, indicators, time, historical relationships, intraday conditions, and other market data into the exact conditions you care about. And you’re not limited to some tiny predefined library. You can create your own logic. For example: Instead of scanning for “stocks up 10% with volume over 1M,” you could scan the entire market for a very specific chart setup your strategy requires. Or run that same logic against: • every stock in the market • a universe of small caps • your own watchlist • a specific group of symbols • even a single stock If you can describe the conditions mathematically, the goal is for Fastur to be able to scan for them. No digging through giant scanner menus hoping somebody added the filter you need. No trying to approximate your strategy using five unrelated filters. And no relying on some generic “gap up stats” page that tells you what stocks with similar gaps supposedly did historically while ignoring half the context that actually matters to your setup. We wanted the scanner itself to understand the setup. Fastur can still do the simple stuff. Price. Volume. Float. Market cap. Gaps. Premarket movers. Whatever you want. But that’s the starting point, not the product. The bigger idea is giving traders the freedom to turn their strategies into reusable logic that can continuously search the market for them. We’re currently in beta and still building. More soon.

I wish lol. Would’ve saved us a lot of late nights. Appreciate it though.

Vibe coding won’t save you here 😅 You should try automating thetradersinsight.com next.

If your edge lives in a dropdown of prebuilt filters, it’s not your edge. It’s the menu. And everyone’s ordering off the same one.

Stairs going up, elevator going down. $CAR

2X and you get what you pay for :)

Hopefully April!

Nothing to see here, just flashy price updates.

Fair point, and appreciate it. Questions from real traders are valuable. It’s coming soon and there’s still a lot I haven’t unveiled yet. I’d love to have you test it when it’s ready too. Cheers🍻