The terminal can speak triggers out loud: “BTC is up 3%” instead of a signal you still have to find with your eyes. Voice is spoken by screener rules, time and sales, liquidity walls, and the arbitrage screener, as well as extended hours before a candle closes.

Voice works only on Windows and uses the voices installed in the system. On macOS there are no voices or clock ticks.

What the voice speaks

How to configure the rules, thresholds and filters themselves is described on the Alerts and Levels page.

For the tape, voice is enabled in two places: the global Speak alerts toggle and the Voice channel on each rule. If the global toggle is off, the rule warns: “Voice for this tape is off — the rule is silent.”

Extended hours

The Extended hours button in the top bar opens a clock with a countdown to the period close: from 1 minute to 1 day, and separately to funding. Each period has its own Ticks and Voice toggles, and the Seconds before field sets the countdown length — from 1 to 30 seconds. At the start of the countdown the voice names the period, ticks click every second. When several periods close at once, only the longest is spoken: at the five-minute boundary the one-minute one is silent. Funding sounds independently.

Sound and alerts

The speaker button in the top bar opens the Sound and alerts window — the control panel for all alerts at once:

• Voice alerts — one toggle for all voice. Turned off — voice is paused, while the selected channels on rules are preserved. The speaker icon in the header shows the pause.
• Your alerts — all enabled sources with channel toggles Sound, Voice, Alert, and Telegram. Each toggle immediately changes the setting of the alert itself.
• Single voice — the voice, Volume, and Speech rate for all voice alerts. Test voice speaks a test phrase, Apply voice saves the selection.

While voice is paused, phrases waiting in the queue are dropped. A phrase that has already started is finished — it is short.

Voice, rate, volume, and pitch

The voice is shared by the screener, tape, walls, and arbitrage: configure it in one window and it applies everywhere. The Voice card of any of them has:

• voice selection — the list shows the name and language of each voice; the first item, “Default sound,” is the system voice;
• the gear button next to it — opens Windows speech settings, where you can install new voices;
• Rate — from −10 to 10, 0 is normal;
• Volume — from 0 to 100;
• Pitch — voice tone, from −10 to 10.

In the list, English and Russian voices come first, then the rest by language. Words that the terminal inserts into a phrase itself — for example, “buy”, “rising”, “futures” — are in the interface language, so choose a voice of the same language.

How a phrase sounds

Each source has its own word order, set in the How to pronounce field. Substitution buttons insert phrase parts where the cursor is; the set depends on the source: coin, value, direction, what triggered, from, rule name, currency, side, venue, market. You can write your own words between substitutions: the template {ticker} is up {value} will sound like “BTC is up 3%.”

The Will sound as: line shows an example on BTC, and ▶ speaks it along the same path as a real trigger. Use this template everywhere makes the template shared across all sources.

A few rules the terminal follows itself:

• an empty substitution is dropped together with the extra pause;
• commas are not spoken, the fractional part of a number sounds as a separate phrase part — “3 and 5”;
• a ticker that reads as a word sounds as a word (SOL, DOGE), the rest are spelled out (BTC, XRP); digits are separated from letters, and 1000PEPE sounds like “one thousand pepe.”

How not to drown in voice

Phrases do not overlap or interrupt each other: they go through a single queue. The queue holds up to eight phrases; during a burst of triggers the oldest ones are dropped so the voice does not lag behind the market.

Frequency is limited by pauses in the rules themselves:

• screener — Pause between triggers, separately for each coin;
• tape — Pause between phrases in the Voice card and Pause between triggers on the rule;
• walls — Cooldown per coin: it silences only the voice, while the toast, card, sound, and Telegram arrive as usual;
• arbitrage — Pause between alerts per pair.

What is not spoken

• Signal price levels from the order book, tape, and chart — they have sound, journal, and Telegram.
• Order execution, exchange connections and disconnections — only sounds from Settings → Alerts → Alert Manager.
• Team alerts, alerts from LootScript scripts, and levels set by external services via lootx://.

The voice has no smooth fade: the phrase plays fully at the selected volume.

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