Built live, on the show floor

A trader typed a few sentences.
Live TV became a trading signal.

At our event, a visitor sat down at Qanvas and started asking. No spec, no ticket, no sprint. Within hours, financial TV was streaming inside the trading desk, an AI was listening to every word, and the instruments being discussed on air were driving their charts, depth and order ticket. With sentiment on every headline.

7conversations with the engine
30 sfrom spoken word to clickable ticker
0lines of code written by the user
1click to put a TV headline in an order ticket
Live session: Bloomberg TV in Qanvas, the AI feed has piloted Depth and the order ticket to Gold Dec 2026
Live, on the night: Bloomberg TV is on air, Gemini is listening, and when gold comes up, Depth and the order ticket switch to the Gold Dec 2026 future.
The build, step by step

Seven prompts. One jaw-dropping workspace.

Here is the actual journey: what the user asked, and what the Qanvas engine delivered back each time. Every step landed in the live platform, ready to click.

1

Bring the newsroom onto the desk

User

“I want Bloomberg TV live, right here in my workspace, next to my blotters.”

Qanvas engine

Done. The live stream now opens as a dockable panel in your Media library.

  • Autoplays muted, so it starts instantly
  • Panel chrome hidden: the picture fills the window edge to edge
  • Dock it, float it, tab it. Like any other Qanvas panel
✦ The TV wall is now part of the trading screen
Bloomberg TV is one entry in the panel menu, under Media.
Bloomberg TV is one entry in the panel menu, under Media.
Bloomberg TV streaming live in the Qanvas workspace, with the AI headline feed underneath
The first live session: Bloomberg TV streaming in the workspace beside the watchlist, depth and blotters, with the AI feed already filling up underneath. (That “More videos” overlay is what step 2 got rid of.)
2

Make it feel native

User

“Lose the video player clutter. Just give me sound and captions, my way.”

Qanvas engine

Player controls removed; the panel now carries its own discreet hover toolbar.

  • One-click 🔊 sound and CC captions toggles
  • No “more videos” pop-ups ever stealing the screen
  • Fully themed with the rest of the workspace, in every language we ship
The panel’s own hover toolbar: Listen, sound and CC.
The panel’s own hover toolbar: Listen, sound and CC.
3

Let the AI listen

User

“Can it listen to what they're saying and tell me which tickers they're talking about?”

Qanvas engine

Meet Listen. Quod IQ now transcribes the broadcast in real time and distils it into a rolling market feed.

  • Live AI transcript, refreshed every 30 seconds
  • Tickers ranked by what's being discussed right now, with mention counts
  • Timestamped headlines, newest first
  • Every ticker resolved against your real instrument universe: TSLA means the stock, not a lookalike
✦ The TV is now a structured data source
Live Listen feed: the on-screen Tesla and SpaceX graphic becomes TSLA and SPACEX tickers and timestamped headlines
Live: the anchor talks Tesla and SpaceX, and seconds later the feed has the tickers and the headlines.
Listen: tickers ranked by mentions, timestamped headlines, and the AI transcript underneath.
Every chip is matched to a real instrument, the headlines are timestamped, and the full AI transcript is one click away.
4

From headline to trade, in one click

User

“When I click a ticker, drive my chart, my depth and my order ticket.”

Qanvas engine

The TV panel is now a pilot. Link it to any window and every ticker it hears becomes a remote control.

  • Click a ticker → linked chart, market depth and order ticket all switch together
  • Hover the 🔗 icon to see exactly which windows it drives
  • Nothing linked? It simply pops a chart
Linked: hovering the 🔗 handle lights up every window the TV panel drives.
Linked: hovering the 🔗 handle lights up every window the TV panel drives.
The anchor is on Tesla. One click on TSLA and Depth, Trades and the order ticket all switch to Tesla.
One click on TSLA: Depth, Trades and the order ticket all switch to Tesla.
5

Context at a glance

User

“Tag each headline with its tickers, and show me how they're trading.”

Qanvas engine

Every headline now carries badges for the instruments it's about.

  • Chips coloured green or red by their move on the day
  • Hover for the live price and day change
  • Talk of the Dow, Nasdaq, Brent, gold or the VIX? Mapped straight to the tradable future
Hover a chip for the live price and the day’s change.
Hover a chip for the live price and the day’s change.
6

Auto-pilot: the screen follows the story

User

“Now do it automatically. Whatever they're discussing, put it in front of me.”

Qanvas engine

◎ Auto-pilot is armed. Your workspace now follows the conversation on air.

  • The moment a new instrument is discussed, chart, depth and order ticket jump to it
  • A subtle pulse shows exactly what just moved; you never lose your bearings
  • Only the windows you've linked follow; you stay in control
✦ The anchor says it; your ticket is already on it
Auto-pilot on: gold comes up on air, and Depth, Trades and the order ticket jump to the Gold Dec 2026 future, hands-free.
Auto-pilot on: gold comes up on air, and Depth, Trades and the order ticket jump to the Gold Dec 2026 future, hands-free.
7

Read the mood, not just the words

User

“Is the news good or bad for the stock? Show me.”

Qanvas engine

AI sentiment analysis is live on every headline.

  • ▲ positive and ▼ negative calls per instrument, at a glance
  • Only flagged when the broadcast is clear about it: no noise
  • Hover for the read: “Positive for NVDA”
✦ From live TV to an actionable, sentiment-scored trade idea
Sentiment arrows on each headline about an instrument.
Sentiment arrows on each headline about an instrument.
Why it matters

The platform that builds itself around the trader.

This wasn't a roadmap item. It was an idea at a stand, and the Qanvas engine turned it into a production-grade capability while the coffee was still warm.

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Ask, don't spec

Users describe the outcome in plain language. The engine handles design, data wiring, AI and UI. Consistent with the rest of the platform.

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AI where the alpha is

Transcription, entity recognition, ticker resolution and sentiment: Quod IQ turns unstructured media into structured, tradable signals.

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Wired into the workflow

Not a gadget on the side: it pilots real charts, depth and order tickets through the same linking every Qanvas panel uses.

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Enterprise guardrails

Runs under the desk's AI controls and sensitivity policies. Only the panels a trader links ever follow along.

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Ready for every desk

Themed, localised in six languages and accessible from day one. Because that's how the engine builds everything.

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Idea to production in a day

Seven conversations. One new way to trade the news. Imagine what your desk would ask for.

“I just kept asking for the next thing. And it kept showing up on screen.”Event attendee, after building it
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© Quod Financial · Qanvas & Quod IQ. Live-broadcast screenshots are from the build sessions. The step-by-step frames come from the Qanvas simulator workspace, with stills from those broadcasts in the player. Bloomberg and other third-party names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to describe publicly available content; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.