The fourteen screens

One line per screen, in the order the sidebar lists them. Every number on every screen names its source on the screen itself.

Desks

Desk · Home: your broker account in whatever market you trade. Holdings priced live, cash, and where the broker reports them, open futures and options, margin used and an options tape on the index. The results calendar for your home watchlist sits under it. Dark until a broker is connected.
Desk · US: the US market read from the public record and the optional feed. A book of US positions priced live, the earnings countdown, the insider tape from Form 4 filings with cluster buys, and a market pulse. Needs no broker.
Desk · Book: a portfolio you keep by hand, any Yahoo symbol in any market, priced from Yahoo's free feed. For anyone with no broker to connect.
Risk: beta, volatility, worst drawdown and correlation for every book against its index, leverage at underlying notional, the margin cushion where the broker reports one, a five percent stress line, and sector concentration.

Watch · Home: a grid of names in your home market, quoted through the broker when it serves quotes (with the order book and live ticks in market hours) and through Yahoo otherwise. Add a name by typing it; the search confirms it before it is added.
Watch · US: the same for US tickers, live from Yahoo in market hours, with the fifty and two hundred day distance and market cap columns when a feed key is set.
Global: any symbol from any exchange, grouped into indices, stocks, currencies, commodities and crypto.

Funds: the 13F tracker straight from SEC EDGAR for the funds you follow: top holdings, quarter-over-quarter changes, the share of each company owned, plus the 13D and 13G activist feed.
Flow: the options tape on every US name from CBOE's free delayed chains: put/call, open-interest walls, expected move, unusual strikes, day-over-day builds.
Short: FINRA short interest and the daily short-volume ratio.
Capitol: Senate and House trading disclosures on your names, plus the members you track.

Macro: twenty-two FRED series in groups, the home market's own cards (for India: the ten-year, the repo rate and CPI), and an economic calendar for the US and the home market.
Commodities: fifty-one commodities, the industries each move squeezes and helps, the listed names mapped to them from their own filings, priced live, and a names-under-pressure panel.
Chain: a value-chain map you keep in one file, priced live.

Any ticker: Command and K, type a symbol. Chart, valuation, quality, estimates, insiders, dividends, news, and with a feed key six years of statements, ratios, segments, peers and a DCF sandbox. A home-market name opens with the exchange's filings where the market has them.

Settings, the last entry in the sidebar, is where every key goes. Nothing on it is required.