Free, interactive financial analytics built with Quadesto. Explore the data, then build your own.
Every tool below is free to use, no account required. They cover the indicators that fixed-income analysts, macro strategists, and options traders check daily: rate expectations, curve shape, credit stress, inflation pricing, and tail-risk sentiment. Each one pulls real data from sources like FRED, Alpha Vantage, CBOE, and CME, runs it through proper financial methodology, and renders an interactive chart you can explore right in the browser. Use them as quick reference dashboards or as a preview of what the full Quadesto platform can do with your own data.
FOMC meeting rate change probabilities derived from Fed Funds futures. See where the market expects rates to go.
Open toolLive daily yield curve with 3-month to 30-year maturities. Monotone convex interpolation. Includes 10Y-2Y spread.
Open toolInvestment grade and high yield credit spreads over time. Track financial stress in real-time.
Open tool5-year, 10-year, and 5Y5Y forward inflation breakevens from TIPS spreads.
Open toolEquity, index, and total put/call ratios as a contrarian sentiment indicator.
Open toolTail risk indicator derived from S&P 500 option skewness. Plotted against SPX price.
Open toolInteractive explainers for the chart types and indicators Quadesto builds — each renders a live example with the same engine that powers your own embeds.
Plot SMA and EMA overlays on any price series to separate trend from noise.
Chart the Relative Strength Index to gauge overbought and oversold momentum.
Wrap price in a volatility envelope of standard-deviation bands around a moving average.
Track the gap between two moving averages to read momentum and its turning points.
Show open, high, low and close for every period in a single expressive bar.
Trace how far a strategy sits below its prior peak, day by day.
Plot the cumulative growth of a strategy so its shape, not just its endpoint, is visible.
Pin down the single worst peak-to-trough loss a strategy ever suffered.
Rank strategies by the excess return they earn for each unit of volatility taken.
Measure how much an asset moves for each 1% move in its benchmark.
See at a glance which assets move together and which offset each other.
Reveal the full shape of a return series — its centre, spread and fat tails.
Bridge a starting figure to an ending one, showing each contribution in between.
Size nested rectangles by weight to show a portfolio's composition at a glance.
Encode a two-dimensional grid of values as colour to expose patterns fast.
Plot two variables against each other to reveal relationships, clusters and outliers.
Plot implied volatility across strikes to see how the market prices tail risk.
Lay out every strike with its prices, implied vol and full set of Greeks.
Break a portfolio down by GICS sector to see where its exposures really sit.
Track how turbulent a market has actually been, annualised over a rolling window.
Most free charting sites treat financial data as an afterthought. They dump a generic line chart on the page, strip out the context that makes the number meaningful, and call it a day. We built these tools because we think you deserve better, even before you sign up for anything.
Every tool on this page runs on the same engine that powers the full Quadesto platform. The yield curve uses monotone convex interpolation, not linear connect-the-dots. The FedWatch tracker derives probabilities from actual futures pricing, not scraped screenshots. Credit spreads pull directly from FRED with proper series alignment. The methodology is the same whether you are using a free tool or building a branded analytical view for your clients.
Think of these as a working demo of what Quadesto does. If a free tool already saves you time, imagine what you could build when you connect your own data sources, customize the styling, and embed the result anywhere. Create a free account and start building in minutes.