Heatmaps

Visualize Stock Market Trends Instantly

Heatmaps give you a quick visual view of how the market is moving, using simple colors to show what’s gaining, falling, or staying flat.

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5 Heatmap types

Real time Market Tracking

10,000+ Active traders

Powerful Heatmap Capabilities

Everything you need to read market structure without scanning individual charts

Visual Market View

See how stocks and sectors are moving using colors, so you can understand direction without reading numbers.

Quick Pattern Recognition

Spot where strength is building or slowing down across sectors and groups without checking each stock individually.

Simplified Market Read

Get a broad sense of market direction whether things are mostly positive, negative, or mixed within seconds.

Visual Market Views Across Segments

Get a quick sense of strength and weakness across the market

Index view

NSE Indices

NSE Indices Heatmaps show real-time performance of major Nifty indices and sectors, displayed visually so you can quickly spot sector rotation, relative strength, and index movement.

Sector Visualization
Color Coded Returns
Time & % Sorting

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Derivatives view

F&O Baskets

F&O Heatmaps give you a visual read of what’s happening in the derivatives space. It helps you notice shifts in activity - sometimes subtle, sometimes not, without going too deep immediately.

Open interest trends
Price movement
Volume activity

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Market Breadth

Advance Decline - Intraday

Advance Decline - Intraday Heatmaps show how many stocks are moving up versus down during the day. It’s a simple way to understand whether the market is broadly positive or not, without overthinking it.

Advancing stocks
Declining stocks
Market breadth

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Full Market View

NSE All Stocks

NSE All Stocks Heatmaps give you a broader look at the market. You can quickly spot which stocks are moving, where the action is, and where things are relatively quiet.

Top gainers & losers
Live price movement
Trend shifts

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Custom View

Watchlist Heatmaps

Watchlist Heatmaps let you track your own set of stocks in a visual way. Instead of checking each one separately, you can just glance at it and get a rough idea of what’s happening.

Custom stock list
Price changes
Volume spikes

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How Strike Heatmaps Work

From visual overview to deeper analysis in three simple steps

View Heatmap

See stocks or sectors displayed using color based on price movement for a quick read of what’s gaining or falling.

Scan Movement

Identify clusters across sectors or stocks to spot where strength, weakness, or market participation is building.

Check Details

Open a stock or sector to view charts, price, and volume for deeper analysis.

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Professional-grade tools built to analyze market movements and trading opportunities in real time

Advanced scanners

Filter stocks using price, volume, technical indicators, and patterns. Returns setups that match defined conditions without manual chart checks.

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Futures & Options

Access open interest, volume, and long-short data across indices and stocks. Helps read position buildup and derivative activity.

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Sentiment Indicators

Analyse market positioning using breadth data, derivatives activity, and momentum signals across stocks and indices.

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Stocks & Indices

View price trends, financial data, and technical indicators together. Compare performance across timeframes and track index movement.

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Diffusion Indicators

Measure percentage of stocks aligned with trend or momentum signals. Shows whether market moves have broad participation.

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Interactive Heatmaps

Visualise sector and stock movement using percentage change and market cap weight. Highlights where gains or declines are concentrated.

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IPO Tracker

Track upcoming and active IPOs with issue dates, price bands, lot sizes, and subscription data across investor categories.

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Bulletin Board

View news, announcements, corporate actions, and deal activity together. Helps link market events with price movement.

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Market Calendar

Track earnings, IPOs, and economic events by date. Useful for planning trades around scheduled market triggers.

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FII DII Data

Track institutional buying and selling across cash and derivatives segments. Shows changes in exposure by FIIs and DIIs.

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Ratio Charts

Compare stocks or sectors using price ratios. Helps identify relative strength and shifts in outperformance over time.

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RRG

Plots relative strength and momentum against each other; shows clockwise rotation between leading, weakening, lagging, and improving quadrants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It’s basically a way to look at the market without getting stuck in numbers. You’ll see blocks in different colors - some green, some red and that alone tells you what’s moving. Not exact details, just enough to get a quick sense.

They don’t really tell you what to do directly. It’s more about getting a feel for the market. You open it, and in a few seconds you can tell if things look strong, weak, or just mixed. From there, you usually dig deeper into specific stocks or sectors.

Mostly price changes, sometimes volume, and in F&O Heatmaps you’ll also see open interest. It’s kept simple on purpose. If something catches your eye, that’s when you go check charts or details separately.

Yeah, you can. With Watchlist Heatmaps, you just add the stocks you care about and keep it to that. Otherwise it can feel a bit too crowded, especially if you’re tracking a lot at once.

Yes, you’ll find Heatmaps for regular NSE stocks, F&O contracts, and indices as well. You don’t have to use all of them though - most people stick to what they usually trade.

It updates in real time, or very close to it. During market hours, if something moves quickly, you’ll see that change almost immediately. You don’t really have to refresh anything.

Anyone who wants a quick overview without getting into too much detail right away. Traders use it more actively during the day, while long-term investors might just check it occasionally to see how things are moving.