The trading desk, not a browser tab.
Deepwick in a native macOS window: the same charts, the same scripts, the same honest backtests — with native notifications, one window per chart, and no browser in between.
Signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens it without the “unidentified developer” warning. To install: open the downloaded file, drag Deepwick into Applications, and launch it.
Native notifications
When an alert fires, macOS tells you — with the symbol and the price in the notification itself. No tab to keep in front of you.
One window per chart
Cmd+N opens a detached chart, and each one remembers where you left it. Four symbols on four screens, if that is how you work.
A real menu bar
New chart, reload, close, developer tools — the shortcuts you already know, on the menu bar where they belong.
Updates that install themselves
The app checks for a new version in the background and tells you when one is ready. You decide when to install it.
Signing in
Use the same account as the web. Deepwick emails you a six-digit code, you type it in the app, and you are in — no password to remember and nothing to configure.
Prefer the browser? deepwick.com works exactly the same.