Hermēs DocumentationHuntingFlow Manual
HuntingFlow is the main trading chart, overlaying live dealer positioning on price. This manual covers how to drive it — indicator dock, distribution band, heat panel, sub-panes, chart modes, replay and voice squawk.
HuntingFlow is the Hermēs main trading chart, overlaying live dealer positioning on price action. This manual covers how to drive it; for what each element means (spot, zero gamma, call/put walls, gamma profile), see Using Hermes.
Open it at /huntingflow.
Layout
Left to right, the screen has four layers:
Dock │ Main chart (price + levels + heat band + overlays) │ Distribution │ Heat panel
└── Sub-panes (three flow / exposure slots)Indicator Dock →
Distribution band →
Heat panel →
Sub-panes & order flow →
Chart modes & timeframes →
Replay →
Voice squawk →
Three things to settle first
Basis
One +Γ line resolves to three different strikes under three different bases. Click the pill on the chart or pick it in the dock; the choice applies globally. Settle it before reading anything — see Basis system.
Level layers
The chart can draw 25 key levels, grouped into the four-layer framework plus extras and 90D references. All of them at once is unreadable; start on the "Balanced" preset. For what the layers mean, see The four layers.
Missing data stays blank
Whenever a basis has no verifiable data, Hermes does not draw the level and does not interpolate. A blank means "no data right now", never "zero here".
Data and tiers
| Tier | Coverage | Latency |
|---|---|---|
| Free | ES / NQ preview | ~30 minutes delayed |
| Essential | ES / NQ | Real time |
| Pro | + 10 major indices / ETFs (including CL·GC futures proxies) | Real time |
| Ultra | Full catalogue, including single stocks | Real time |
Chart interaction — toggling elements, modes, replay, voice — is open to all signed-in users. Tiers gate coverage and latency, not the features themselves. Pulling multi-day history leftward on the chart is a Pro-and-above entitlement.
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Frequently asked questions
What subscription does HuntingFlow need?
Chart interaction is open to every signed-in user. On Free, ES/NQ is a preview delayed by about 30 minutes; Essential unlocks ES/NQ in real time, Pro adds ten major indices and ETFs, and Ultra covers the full catalogue.
Where are the chart elements explained?
Element-by-element meaning (spot, zero gamma, call/put walls, gamma profile) lives in "Using Hermes"; this manual focuses on interaction. The conventions behind each level are covered in "Basis system".
What are the two bands on the right of the chart?
The inner one is the distribution band (per-strike columns plus an optional IV-smile column); the outer one is the heat panel (time matrix or strike × expiry grid). Both share the chart's price axis and can be enabled or closed independently.
Feature Guides
Step-by-step "where it is, what it shows, how to use it" guides for every HermesGEX module.
Indicator Dock
The Indicator Dock is the vertical icon rail on the left of the HuntingFlow chart. It groups every display switch into three clusters — main chart, sub-panes and style — covering structure lines and bases, key levels, the distribution band, the heat panel, DEX overlays, sub-panes and Greeks, bar style and advanced overlays, plus a one-click reset.