Personal Trading Station — your favourite trading and charting apps in one place

A personal trading station — why I'm proposing it The platform has a lot of good apps now, and more every week. The problem is that they're spread across many pages, so finding the one you want is the work. Instead of hunting for the app you want, you'd have them all in your own personal trading station — where you add or remove the ones you prefer. That's the whole reason for this. It isn't a new product; it's the opposite. Those apps are already built and already paid for. What's missing is the one place to set them up. My idea is to have your own personal trading station. A screen you bring charts up on, with the tabs you choose around it, built from apps the platform already has, and eventually one click through to the CLOB. Why it works — and this is a technical reason, not a preference: the numbers can agree. Panels in one shell read the same source; pages built separately drift apart. Only a single shell fixes that. Every tab already exists: the pattern tool from 791 (ET-26404), the screener, the orderbook, the backtester, perpetual trade, the cards deck, the weekly-chart signal, sentiment signals, algorithms, data and models, prediction markets. What's already there: /apps is a catalogue — a directory is still hunting, and nobody browses a catalogue. /terminal assembles and deploys bots; it doesn't read charts. The gap is the chart workspace: asset-first, personal, saved — and the terminal's "My Configs" already shows how saved layouts should behave. What I'm asking: treat this as the container for 791, with the pattern tool as its base layer, and queue the tabs in the order above — screeners, alerts, news, history, DCA, sizing, the station itself, then the one-click CLOB handoff. And confirm the eligibility rule; your own map already answered it.