The autonomous research agent for
NAS100 · QQQ · index desks.
Kriterion IQ watches the market around the clock, recognises setups as they develop, evaluates its own past calls to stay honest, and briefs you in plain English — through Telegram, browser, and chat. Every conclusion is grounded in historical analog matching, probability distributions, and expected-range math. Auditable, grounded reasoning.
A workspace that thinks in probabilities, not predictions.
Every screen is designed to translate deterministic quant output into a story you can act on — while keeping the numbers auditable.
Quant Dashboard — market state, risk, probabilities, expected ranges
Two tiers. No trader tax.
Both plans include a 3-day refund window. Founder pricing on the first 12 months for waitlist members.
Research
For serious individual traders and analysts.
- Historical backtesting engine — full 10-year window
- Point-in-time intraday replay (1m / 5m / 15m / 30m / 1h)
- Similar-setup analog matching with forward-return stats
- AI-generated market analysis with plain-English narrative
- Daily morning brief + saved report exports (Markdown)
- Standard NAS100 / QQQ coverage
- 24/7 monitoring agent with Telegram alerts
- Multi-symbol watchlist (SPY, ^NDX, custom)
Pro
Full desk. Everything in Research, plus:
- Everything in Research
- 24/7 background monitoring agent with priority alerts
- Telegram DM notifications (research-only wording)
- In-app browser push + real-time alert history threading (KIQ-xxxx)
- Universal Analysis Card — 13-section AI market breakdown
- Custom notification preferences (stage + event filters)
- Multi-symbol watchlist + top-movers scan (up to 25 tickers)
- Priority support (Telegram DM to Invokode team)
Annual billing saves 20% · US Dollars · billed through Lemon Squeezy
Questions worth asking.
An autonomous market research agent for index desks. It monitors NAS100 / QQQ around the clock, recognises setup patterns as they develop, evaluates its own past calls to stay honest, and briefs you in plain English through Telegram, browser, and chat. Its reasoning is grounded in historical analog matching, probability distributions, and expected-range math — every conclusion is backed by verifiable calculations the agent can point to in the historical record.