Gloomberb is a keyboard-driven financial terminal that runs inside your terminal emulator.
It offers a full-screen interface for monitoring markets, managing portfolios and watchlists, viewing quotes and company data, reading news and SEC filings, exploring options chains, comparing charts, and keeping local notes. The project is built around plugins, which lets it extend its interface and add integrations such as broker connectivity and extra commands.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Plugin-based architecture that can add tabs, columns, command bar actions, CLI commands, status bar widgets, and more.
- Includes core plugins for portfolio lists, ticker detail views, news, SEC filings, options, notes, compare charts, and AI-powered screening tools.
- Supports Gloomberb Cloud for real-time market data, with Yahoo Finance available as an alternative data source.
- Offers broker connectors including Interactive Brokers integration, alongside manual position entry stored locally.
- Provides a fast terminal UI with keyboard shortcuts, command bar control, and flexible multi-panel layouts.
- Includes command-line tools for searching tickers, opening detail views, managing portfolios and watchlists, and listing installed plugins.
Website: github.com/vincelwt/gloomberb
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Developer: vincelwt
License: MIT License
Gloomberb is written in TypeScript. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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