How FlowPulse works

Live market data in, plain English out.

FlowPulse watches the crypto market continuously and translates what it sees into language anyone can follow. Here's the whole pipeline, no mystery.

1

We pull live market data

Prices, volume, and market structure come from CoinGecko. Market sentiment comes from the widely used Fear & Greed index (alternative.me). We don't make the data — we read the same feeds the rest of the market reads.

2

Signals score what's moving

Each tracked coin gets a signal score from 0 to 100 based on its recent price movement, momentum, and volume. A rising score means activity is strengthening; a falling score means it's fading. The score describes what the market is doing right now — it is not a prediction of what it will do next.

3

Everything gets translated

Numbers alone don't help most people. So every score comes with plain-English context: what changed, which drivers moved it, and how it compares to yesterday. The "What Changed" view on each coin shows the last few score transitions with the reason for each one.

4

You watch what matters to you

Star coins to build a watchlist, set alerts so meaningful moves find you instead of the other way round, and get a once-a-day summary of what happened while you were away.

5

Ask AI when you want more

Every coin has an "Explain this signal" button that asks our AI to walk through what's happening in that market, in plain language. It explains — it never advises.

We keep score on ourselves

The Track Record section in the app logs how signals played out, openly. If a strong signal fizzled, you'll see that too. We'd rather show you an honest record than a flattering one.

If the market is quiet, FlowPulse says it's quiet. No manufactured urgency, ever.

What FlowPulse is not

It's not a trading bot, not a signal-selling service, and not financial advice. We describe market activity so you can understand it faster. What you do with that understanding is entirely up to you.