Gloomberb has been released as an open-source finance terminal. This new tool is designed for users who prefer a fast, keyboard-driven interface for financial analysis and market monitoring. It can be installed as a desktop application or used as a terminal user interface (TUI).
The terminal operates with a command-bar-first approach, allowing users to quickly access information by typing tickers or shortcuts. Gloomberb provides capabilities for researching companies, including quotes, charts, financials, and analyst ratings. It also allows users to follow market trends through ranked stories, breaking news, global indices, and economic indicators.
Gloomberb supports workspace management features such as portfolios, watchlists, broker connections, and alerts. The platform also includes AI screens, prediction markets, and a chat function called Gloom Cloud chat. Its open-source nature suggests extensibility for users who wish to customize or build upon its existing features.
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Gloomberb has launched as an open-source finance terminal, available as a desktop application or TUI. It offers keyboard-driven access to financial data, market tracking, and workspace management features, providing an alternative for users seeking customizable financial tools.