Meridian is built on simplicity as honesty.
Nothing stands between you and the market.
You can subscribe to technical market tools or fundamental financial tools separately at twenty-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents a month.
All data stays on your own computer.
Technical market tools
Fundamental financial tools
Meridian does not sell trading signals or price predictions. Meridian provides the instruments; the judgment remains entirely yours.
A shared verification engine underpins both tools. When you test a market rule or financial calculation, the system counts every question you ask, raises the required standard of proof, and deducts physical trading costs. If the math fails to prove itself under real market conditions, the system refuses to execute.
Technical Instruments
$29.99/moThe screen shows the full list of buy and sell orders waiting at every price level, where options dealers are forced to trade, and how buying and selling pressure moves. It updates sixty times a second without computer memory pauses or delays.
- — Full list of resting market orders at all price levels
- — Options dealer hedging levels and flip boundaries
- — Separates market data age from internet connection speed
- — Three dedicated computer seats included
Fundamental Analysis Interface
$29.99/moFor company financials, the system reads quarterly and annual regulatory filings line by line. Python does the math so that every equation gives the exact same result every time, while the artificial intelligence only reads the footnotes to connect numbers to their source text without calculating.
- — Direct line-by-line reading of regulatory filings
- — Every number links directly to the filing table and paragraph
- — Failed checks are named directly and never zeroed
- — Three dedicated computer seats included
Licensed Distribution
Requires license key · SubscribeOther builds and deployment formats
The compiled desktop binary runs entirely locally and air-gapped with zero in-binary feature locks and zero telemetry. Subscriptions authorize native binary downloads, authenticate the live market data feed relay, and allocate hosted AI forensic audit quotas across three dedicated hardware seats.
The machine refuses strategies that fail under scrutiny.
Every strategy you test raises the required standard of proof. Drag the slider to simulate how the hurdle climbs as trials accumulate. When the deflated Sharpe ratio (DSR) falls below the Bailey-Borwein hurdle adjusted for probability of backtest overfitting (PBO), the system refuses to execute.
Simulated · demonstration of Bailey-Borwein multiple-testing correction
No other retail platform deducts trading costs or refuses failing strategies.
Every cell represents a verifiable capability. Empty cells are not missing features — they are structural absences in those platforms.
| Capability | Bloomberg Terminal | QuantConnect | TradingView | Meridian |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Execution model | Cloud terminal | Cloud compute | Cloud charts | 100% local machine |
| Data provenance verification | Vendor-sourced | Vendor-sourced | Vendor-sourced | SHA-256 Merkle digest per session |
| Multiple-testing correction | — | — | — | Bailey-Borwein climbing hurdle |
| Balance sheet identity check | Displays data | — | — | Assets = Liabilities + Equity verified |
| Trading cost deduction | — | Partial (spread only) | — | 5-pass waterfall: spread + impact + delay + borrow + tax |
| Strategy refusal mechanism | — | — | — | Deterministic refusal when DSR < hurdle |
| Price per month | ~$2,000 | $0–$40 | $0–$60 | $29.99 |
Every number carries a stamp that certifies how it was produced.
Five provenance classes govern how data enters the system. Each glyph dictates execution weight and failure mode. They are evidentiary stamps, not decorative icons.
The system has refused more strategies than it has cleared.
Three anonymized strategy evaluations. Two were refused by the verification engine. One cleared. The refused strategies render in the same apophatic state (diminished opacity, dashed border, no interactivity) that appears inside the application itself.
Anonymized · simulated strategy evaluations for demonstration purposes