Timeline set to Stocks
Mode picker
A bar at the top of the timeline: Stocks, Crypto, Macro, General, or Off. One click changes what the feed shows.
A Chrome extension for traders on X. Filter the timeline down to one market, rate the accounts you follow, and keep every idea you save in one searchable library.
Four surfaces, all of them clickable here. These are design previews of what's being built — the extension isn't published yet, and none of this reads or writes real data.
Timeline mode
Ads are never hidden. Accounts with few ratings stay visible.
Full archive, filters and CSV export live on the site.
Built from aggregated community scores.
Stocks mode
Pick a mode in the popup and the timeline behind it changes — that's the whole settings surface. Saved ideas and leaderboards open inside the popup itself, the way they will in the extension.
Equities. Position sizing, levels, and the occasional post about coffee.
Anonymous. Drag a slider to change it — only the aggregate is ever shown publicly.
4.2
Community score, from 318 ratings
tickertape.app/@tapewatch
The same four sliders appear on the account's profile and in the popover on a post. There is no written review field anywhere in the product.
| Ticker | Note | Tags | From | Saved |
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Search, tag filter, sort, bulk select and CSV export all work here on sample rows. Export downloads a real file so you can see the shape of it.
Standings are built from aggregated community scores. Sample handles shown — the real board starts empty and fills as waitlist members rate.
FinTwit is where the tape gets talked about first. It is also one timeline carrying every market at once, sorted by engagement, with no record of who was straight with you last time.
Stocks, crypto and macro all arrive in the same scroll. Reading the handful of accounts that cover your book means reading everyone who doesn't.
Follower counts measure reach. They tell you nothing about how an account behaved the last time a call went the wrong way, or whether it went quiet instead.
A likes tab is not a research file. The post you meant to revisit next week is four thousand posts back, with no ticker on it and no note about why you kept it.
Ticker Tape runs inside the timeline you already read. There is no separate app to check and no feed to rebuild.
Set the timeline to one market and read that. Switch the filter off when you want the raw feed back.
Score accounts on four dimensions as you read them. Ratings are anonymous and roll up into a community score.
Keep an idea with its ticker, your tags and your notes, and find it again in the archive months later.
The first release in full. Nothing here is live yet, and the numbers on the cards are sample data.
Timeline set to Stocks
A bar at the top of the timeline: Stocks, Crypto, Macro, General, or Off. One click changes what the feed shows.
Rate @tapewatch
A small chip sits on each post. Open it and a popover rates the account across four dimensions without leaving the feed.
Anonymous. No written reviews.
Four sliders on the account's profile: call accuracy, honesty, noise, entertainment. Ratings are anonymous, and there are no public written reviews.
4.2
Community score from 318 ratings
Ratings aggregate into a score that ranks FinTwit accounts. The extension reads the aggregated score only, never an individual rating.
Hiding accounts below 3.00
Ads are never hidden.
Accounts under 3.0 are hidden from the filtered feed. Accounts with only a few ratings stay neutral and keep showing, so a fresh install doesn't leave you with an empty timeline.
"Trimmed a third into the run. Levels in the thread."
Saved with a text snapshot of the post
Save from the feed with the ticker, your tags, your notes and a text snapshot of the post as it was written.
128 saved. Export CSV.
Search everything you've saved, with filters and sorting, bulk tagging and deleting, and CSV export of the library.
Standings by category — Stocks, Crypto, Macro and General — built from community scores.
tickertape.app/@tapewatch
A page for each account at /@handle showing how it scores across the four dimensions.
Pinned to the toolbar after install
Chrome Web Store
Distributed through the Chrome Web Store and installed like any other extension.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store and open X. The mode bar appears above your timeline. Nothing else about X changes.
Pick a mode to narrow the feed to one market. Rate accounts as you read them — it takes a couple of seconds and stays anonymous.
Save the ideas worth keeping with a ticker, tags and notes, then come back to the archive when you want to see what you were thinking at the time.
One plan with everything in it. The trial runs for seven days and doesn't ask for a card, so you can see whether a filtered feed is better than the one you have before deciding anything.
There is no free tier and no ad-supported version. The extension is paid for by the people using it.
Prices in GBP. Billing opens when the extension ships — nothing is charged today, and the waitlist costs nothing.
Ticker Tape goes out first through the Camel Finance channel. Waitlist members get it before the public listing, and their ratings set the first scores everyone else reads.