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Panther is a workspace you build yourself. Everything — markets, charts, order books, scanners, your portfolio — is a panel you open, arrange, and group into tabs. Set it up once and it’s there every time you open Panther. A Panther workspace — tabs along the top, panels arranged in the dock

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Opening panels

The fastest way to open anything is the command palette: press /, type a short code (like CHT for a chart), and press Enter. You can also open panels from the New Tab dashboard, which lists them by category.

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Arranging panels

Panther uses a flexible docking layout. You can:

Move panels

Drag a panel by its tab to reposition it.

Split the view

Drag a panel to the edge of another to place them side by side or stacked.

Resize

Drag the divider between panels to give one more room.

Group into tabs

Drop a panel on top of another to stack them as tabs in the same spot.

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Working with tabs

Each tab holds its own layout of panels — so you can keep separate setups for separate jobs.
Set up tabs around tasks — for example, a Markets tab for browsing, a Trading tab with a chart, order book, and order slip, and a Scanning tab with the arbitrage and expected-value tools.

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The New Tab dashboard

Every new, empty tab opens on a dashboard with a launcher for all panels plus useful widgets — hot events, markets resolving soon, your open orders and positions, and your watchlist. It’s a fast home base to jump off from.

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What’s next

Command palette

The keyboard-first way to drive Panther.

Panel reference

What every panel does.