Introducing Cuppa
It wouldn't be yet another retirement tour without a focus on side hustles. I've been focusing most of my time on the projects I've been kicking the can on for Holiday API but have also been working on something new with my wife.
The past few years, she's been dipping her toes into day trading both stocks and options. To help support her, I started to build more focused tools than what the current landscape of software has to offer.
Cuppa is those tools, productized.
Things are very early, but the pitch is that most of the tools out there are noisy. Charting that requires a Ph.D. in mathematics or worse, systems designed by grifters selling hope and dreams.
Cuppa is neither.
You start with a daily digest to help you prepare for your trade day. It's ready the night before and lands in your inbox in the morning, always at the same time. The charting is simplified, and you learn how to read it without sitting through hour long explainer videos. When the market is moving, the scanner tells you out loud, so you're not stuck keeping an eye on a text channel on Discord. When the day is done, drop a few notes in the journal to better understand how your day affects how you trade.
The best part is, the tools are all built around your watchlist. Well, that's the plan at least.
Right now we're focusing on QQQ and its top holdings since it's a fairly common thing for traders to watch. We're looking for early adopters who want to cut through the noise when trading.
Cuppa is in open beta, and free to try.
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