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Quantify Terminal was started to provide inspectable market tools for Indian traders and developers.
Many professional market terminals are priced at enterprise levels. That pricing blocks students, independent traders, and small research teams from accessing comparable workflows.
Quantify Terminal is built to reduce that gap with an open repository and local runtime.
The project focuses on local execution, transparent code paths, and scriptable workflows for daily research and decision support.
Aaryan Saroha is an Electrical Engineering student at IIT Jammu with a deep interest in financial markets and a straightforward conviction - serious financial tools should be free and open to everyone who needs them.
Finance has always been the thread running through everything he builds. The mechanics of markets, how capital moves, how risk is priced, and how data drives decisions are not just academic interests. They are the reason Quantify Terminal exists.
Quantify Terminal started as a personal frustration. Indian traders and developers had no desktop-native, programmable, open financial intelligence platform built specifically for Indian markets. Everything was web-based, locked behind subscriptions, or not designed for serious research. Quantify Terminal is the answer to that gap - 35 screens, 18 embedded Python analytics modules, and India-native data pipelines, all under AGPL-3.0.
Beyond fintech, Aaryan is the co-founder of HEMBIT - a clothing brand built around a vintage and timeless aesthetic. Two very different industries, the same underlying interest: building things with a clear point of view and a long-term perspective.
Both projects share the same approach. No shortcuts. No dependencies on other people's infrastructure where avoidable. Full ownership of the product, the code, and the direction.
Founder, Quantify Terminal
Co-Founder, HEMBIT
Electrical Engineering - IIT Jammu
Connect with Aaryan directly on LinkedIn, Twitter, and GitHub.
| Technology | Role in project |
|---|---|
| C++20 | Core runtime and performance-sensitive execution paths. |
| Qt6 | Desktop UI and windowing framework for terminal views. |
| Python 3.11 | Embedded scripting layer for analysis and automation. |
| CMake | Cross-platform build configuration and compilation workflow. |
| SQLite | Local storage for workspace state and saved layouts. |
| OpenSSL | Secure transport utilities for integrations. |
Issues, pull requests, and release notes are visible in the public repository.
Feature requests and bug reports guide roadmap prioritization.
Developers can adapt workflows through scripts and source changes.