Opening Settings
Click the gear icon in the bottom-left toolbar, or pressCmd , (macOS) to open the Settings panel. Settings are organized across six tabs. Click any tab name to jump to that section.
General
The General tab controls your trader identity, your primary instrument, and your billing.Trader Identity
Your Trader Name appears in the toolbar next to your tier badge. Enter up to 24 characters. This name is visible to you across the Consilium workspace and in session logs. Your linked Google account is shown below the name field. To switch to a different Google account, click Switch Account — Fintheon will sign you out and prompt you to sign back in.Trading Symbol
Choose the futures instrument you primarily trade. The selected symbol focuses RiskFlow scoring, brief generation, and IV calculations on that contract. Click the symbol picker to see all available instruments and select a new one.You can change your trading symbol at any time. The new selection takes effect immediately for RiskFlow feeds and Harper’s context — no restart needed.
Billing
The Billing section shows your current plan tier, next billing date, and payment method. To change your plan, click Change Plan. To update your payment card, click Update next to your card on file. Past invoices are listed chronologically and can be downloaded individually.Theme
The Theme tab controls the visual appearance of the entire Fintheon application.Font Style
Choose from several font themes, each with a distinct character suited to different reading preferences. A live preview at the top of the section shows how prices and narrative text will appear in the active font. Special themes (see below) override the font selection while active.Pompa
Pompa is a ceremonial mode that adds Roman-themed effects, sounds, and animations to the interface. Toggle it on or off from the switch in this section. It has no effect on trading functionality.Special Themes
Special themes apply the Nothing Design visual language — flat surfaces, industrial typography, and sharp geometry — on top of your current color palette. Select one to activate it. Click the same theme again to return to the default Solvys Gold palette.Theme Presets
Presets give you one-click color palettes. Each preset card shows a color swatch strip (accent, background, bullish, bearish, text) so you can preview the palette before applying it.Custom Colors
Use the color picker to define your own values for five core color tokens: Accent, Background, Text, Bullish, and Bearish. Changes apply immediately across the interface.Severity Colors
Severity colors control RiskFlow badges, alert banners, and status indicators throughout the app. You can customize five levels: Severe, Neutral Severe, Neutral, Low Neutral, and Low.Narrative Category Colors
NarrativeFlow uses category colors to distinguish narrative threads on the Narrative Flow map and Active Narratives tags. You can override the default color for each category: Geopolitical, Monetary, Macro, Market Structure, Earnings, Supply Chain, and Black Swan.Saving Custom Themes
After adjusting any combination of colors and narrative overrides, click Save as Custom Theme to name and store the configuration. Saved themes appear in the Your Saved Themes section and can be activated or removed at any time. To restore all theme and font settings to the factory defaults, click Reset to Default.Notifications
The Notifications tab lets you decide which events produce alerts and how those alerts sound.Alert Configuration
- Event toggles
- VIX Spike Threshold
Blocked Notifications
If you have previously dismissed a notification type using “Don’t Show Again,” it appears in the Blocked Notifications section. Click Reset All — Show Everything to restore all suppressed notification types.Healing Bowl Sound
When PsychAssist detects emotional tilt, Fintheon can play a sound to prompt you to pause and reset. Choose from the available sounds in this section — each entry shows whether it is a calm or shock sound and includes a preview button. Calm sounds are relaxing; shock sounds are designed to interrupt autopilot behavior.Microphone Device
Select which microphone Fintheon uses for voice commands. The dropdown lists all detected microphones on your system. Choose System Default to follow your OS audio settings, or pick a specific device. Changes apply on your next voice session.If no microphones appear, grant microphone permission in System Settings › Privacy & Security › Microphone.
RiskFlow
The RiskFlow tab gives you control over how the scored news feed weights incoming events, which market regime it currently reflects, and which commentators influence scoring.Event Weight Calibration
RiskFlow scores news items by matching them to known event types and multiplying a base weight by the current regime and commentator tier. You can adjust the base weight for each event type using the sliders grouped by category:
Slide any event type between 0 and 10. A small reset icon appears next to each slider once you move it off the saved value — click it to undo that change. When you are done, click Save All to persist your calibration. Click Reset All to Defaults to restore the factory weights.
Current Market Regime
The active market regime controls sentiment multipliers applied to every scoring calculation. Fintheon detects regime automatically, but you can override it manually by clicking the regime selector and choosing a different regime from the dropdown. The current confidence level and the source that set the regime are shown alongside the selector.Persons of Interest Tiers
Fintheon maintains a commentator registry and assigns each person a tier that acts as a scoring multiplier on their statements. Use the checkboxes to include or exclude each tier from your active feed:
Uncheck a tier to stop that group’s items from contributing to your RiskFlow feed.
Refinement Engine
The Refinement Engine toggle makes a Refinement tab available in the Strategium sidebar, where you can add, edit, and tier-assign specific persons of interest. Disable it to hide the tab and keep the sidebar focused on mission control.Trading
The Trading tab sets the guardrails and automation behavior for your trading session.Risk Management
1
Daily Profit Target
Set your target profit amount for the trading day in dollars. Harper and PsychAssist use this value to assess whether you are ahead or behind plan and to surface relevant behavioral prompts.
2
Daily Loss Limit
Set the maximum dollar loss you allow yourself in a single trading day. When you approach this limit, Fintheon surfaces a warning.
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Contracts Per Trade
Set how many contracts the Autopilot will use per trade, between 1 and 10. The stop loss is automatically sized to a fixed target risk amount per trade regardless of the number of contracts.
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Over-Trading Monitor
Set the maximum number of trades allowed within a rolling time window. Choose from 1–30 trades and a duration of 5–60 minutes. Fintheon warns you when you are approaching the threshold.
Autopilot
Autopilot is the execution layer that translates trade proposals into broker orders. Three modes are available:
Primary Broker selects which execution venue Autopilot routes through. Choose Rithmic for live futures, ProjectX for simulation or funded account trading (TopstepX API), or MMT for crypto order flow.
Price Action Strategies
Enable or disable individual trading models that Autopilot can execute:- Morning Flush — captures early-session flush patterns
- Lunch / Power Hour Flush — targets mid-day and power-hour setups
- 40/40 Club — runs the 40/40 price action model
- Momentum Model — trend-following momentum plays
Volatility and Risk-Event Strategies
- 22 VIX Fix — activates the volatility strategy triggered at the VIX 22 level
- Charged Up Rippers — trades high-momentum moves following scored risk events
Mean Reversion
- Mean Reversion Model — activates the mean-reversion strategy
API
The API tab connects Fintheon to external data sources that require your own credentials.X Feed Authentication
Fintheon polls live headlines from X to power the RiskFlow feed. Because each user provides their own session token, Fintheon avoids shared rate limits and keeps your feed running independently of other users.1
Install the browser extension
Install the X Auth Helper extension for Chrome or the Rettiwt Auth Helper for Firefox. Allow the extension to run in incognito or private browsing mode.
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Log in to X in a private window
Open an incognito or private browser window and sign in to X (twitter.com) with the account you want to use for polling.
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Copy your key
Click the extension icon and press Get Key. Copy the API key that appears.
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Add the key in Fintheon
Paste the key into the API key field in Settings › API and click Add Key. The feed begins polling within seconds.
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Keep the session alive
Close the incognito window without logging out. Logging out invalidates the key.