Introduction

ConvexValue is similar to a web browser: it is a desktop app that lets you browse modules.

In a web browser you browse websites on the internet. You access them by typing a URL, for example google.com.

In ConvexValue you browse modules from the ConvexValue suite. You access them by typing or clicking on the module name.

ConvexValue modules are similar to websites in that they are independent and self-contained. They are curated, high-performance financial analytics apps that can be treated as mini-apps or widgets.

The main difference between a web browser and ConvexValue is that ConvexValue lets you create split-pane dashboards with modules, so you can see many modules at once.

This is critical for financial analytics because a single view rarely shows everything you need. You often need a combination of metrics, charts, and information to gather insight and form a hypothesis.

ConvexValue is purpose-built for this.