Make every interaction instant — image loads, tab switches, period toggles, feed updates. Performance is continuous work so the terminal always feels native, never heavy.

Close edge-case crashes, empty states, mobile layout breaks, and filter regressions. Ship a weekly stability checklist so beta users stop hitting the same rough edges.

Tighten ingest, dedupe events, fix stale market-cap/PnL fields, and improve fallback when upstream sources lag. Users should trust the numbers on the card.

Restructure density, hierarchy, and scan paths for power users. Cleaner feed cards, clearer PnL read, better drawer layouts, and a visual system that scales when Alpha and Mira come online.

Tokens, type scale, spacing, buttons, chips, drawers, and tables documented once. Stops every new screen from inventing its own purple.

Bring on a designer (or small design retainer) for component specs, dark-theme polish, and motion guidelines. Goal is a consistent design language across Feed, Alpha, Mira, and Docs.

Dedicated capacity for UI performance, mobile layout, and feature velocity so core product work is not blocked on one person.

Own ingest pipelines, caching, API uptime, and wallet-tracking data quality. Required before Alpha and alerts can be trusted at scale.

Move off ad-hoc local runs to proper deploy (CDN static + engine service), uptime checks, error logging, and basic analytics so we know what breaks before Twitter does.

First-run walkthrough, clearer presets for new users, and empty states that teach instead of dead-end. Reduce time-to-first-useful-signal.

Usable feed and watchlist on phone widths — not a full native app yet, but a layout that does not fall apart when someone checks callouts on the go.

Expand shortcuts, focus states, contrast, and screen-reader basics. Terminal users live on the keyboard — make that a first-class path.

Let users pin columns, save filter presets as named views, and restore workspace layout across sessions.

Optional login so watchlists, presets, and alert prefs sync across devices instead of living only in localStorage. Keep guest mode for zero friction.

Small-group sharing for desks and friend groups — shared watchlists and notes without building a full social network.

Browser + optional webhook/Telegram alerts for watched wallets, caller activity, and PnL thresholds. Quiet by default — signal, not spam.

Compose conditions (caller score, unique callers, MC band, size) and delivery channel. Power users get precision; defaults stay simple.

Fake money, real signals. Practice entries and exits on live callouts and flows, track hypothetical PnL, build confidence, and test strategies without getting wrecked.

Optional public paper rankings and exportable strategy notes so newer traders can learn from each other without real capital risk.

Integrate with the terminals traders already use. One-click from a callout into your preferred venue so more desks can act on Trench Eye signals without changing how they trade.

Read-only embeds and partner hooks so other products can surface Trench Eye signals inside their own UI under clear terms.

More data points than simple terminal trackers — caller history, hit rates, size patterns, cluster behavior, and context around each move. Follow wallets that actually move markets.

Richer historical performance, drawdowns, average hold, and consistency metrics — not just hit rate on a short window.

Side panel with holders, flow, related callers, and risk flags so a click on a ticker is a full brief, not just a link out.

Dedicated surface for KOL flow, smart-money tape, and wallet leaderboards. Ships behind the SOON badge until data quality and UX are ready for daily use.

Filter by volume, win rate, tags, and recency; save smart lists of wallets worth following day to day.

Trade straight from the feed without leaving the trench. Target launch fee: 0.1% — about 10× lower than typical terminals. Signal to execution in one click.

Size presets, max-slippage guards, and optional cool-downs so fast execution does not equal reckless execution.

Clear ToS, privacy policy, and risk language for social-trading tools. Required before accounts, alerts at scale, or any execution layer goes public.

Public place to report bugs, a simple severity ladder, and a playbook for outages so the community is not left guessing.

Keep Docs honest, ship a simple changelog, and a status page so the community can see what landed and what is degraded.

Lightweight referral for power users and callers who bring serious volume — structured so it does not turn into spam incentives.

Documented read API for feed and leaderboard slices so builders can experiment without scraping the site.

Public trade log, risk limits, kill switch, and clear labeling of automated vs human content. No black-box agent with community capital on the line.

Ask Mira about a wallet, token, or thesis without leaving the trench. Grounded in live feed context, not generic chatbot filler.

After Solana depth is solid, evaluate additional chains where social callouts and memecoin flow actually matter — not expansion for its own sake.

Sky is the limit. We ship from real trench feedback — what traders ask for, what improves PnL, what cuts noise. The product bends toward the people who live in the feed.