Historical market cacher
Collects and maintains timestamped market snapshots on the 15-minute grid, including a lightweight live append-only cache.
I’m quitting Torn, but TornX should not disappear with me. The complete source is now being released for free so the community can inspect it, run it, improve it, and host its own instance.
One repository. Cacher / research lab / predictor / authenticated dashboard / build scripts.
TornX is a complete stock-market research pipeline: it collects Torn market snapshots, studies distinct price changes, produces the next changed-state forecast, and presents the result through a private self-hosted interface.
Collects and maintains timestamped market snapshots on the 15-minute grid, including a lightweight live append-only cache.
Tests changed-state behavior across historical windows and evaluates forecasting approaches without hiding the underlying measurements.
Builds one forecast object for all 35 stocks, including expected prices, action signals, timing, and validation metadata.
Serves the TornX dashboard locally with authentication, live holdings, market-history sparklines, and fee-aware portfolio details.
Every part is included so you can follow the data through the project, audit the assumptions, and change the implementation for your own use.
Timestamped stock prices form the historical and live data layer.
The research and predictor tools analyze the next distinct market state.
Forecasts, holdings, signals, timing, and history meet in one interface.
The GitHub README contains the current requirements, file layout, configuration, build instructions, and setup flow. Read it completely before running the cacher, predictor, or public-facing server.
The commercial chapter is over. The code is free. Fork it, study it, improve it, or host it for yourself; just read the documentation and understand what you are running.
Released as-is, without warranties. TornX is an independent community project and is not affiliated with Torn or Torn Limited.
Predictions are probabilistic. Nothing on this page or in the project is financial advice.