01 About Erianux
About Erianux
We build order-flow, order-book and market-structure tools for independent traders. Every engine is written natively for the platform it runs in. Our story starts somewhere else: in game development.
Where we come from
In 2013 we founded UniqueGamers, Inc., a game-development company we ran and later wound down. That work taught us three things that matter here: how to process data with no perceptible delay, how to render in real time, and how to handle very large, very fast streams of information without breaking.
A game renders on a fixed frame budget: miss it and the player sees a stutter. A chart has the same constraint and a harder input. Market data arrives in bursts, and a figure on screen has to agree with the platform's own tick record. The engineering is the same discipline pointed at a different problem.
When we turned to the markets, the tools offered to everyday traders lagged, leaned on surface-level patterns, and froze at exactly the moments that mattered: the fast, volatile ones.
The engineering that keeps a game running smoothly is the engineering a trader needs when the market is moving fastest. That is why Erianux exists.
Timeline
- 2013UniqueGamers, Inc. founded. Game development: fixed frame budgets, real-time rendering, very large and very fast data streams.
- 2026ERIANUX filed as a U.S. federal trademark. The NinjaTrader 8 suite finished: the Erianux Utility, Essential FlowKit, Market Action NT8 and Pattern Engine NT8.
Independent traders come first
Independent traders are not a side market for us. They are the point. A trader working alone deserves the same clarity of data, the same structural insight and the same software performance as a desk, with the mechanics stated plainly and every number open to checking.
So we show the real thing: the order book as it moves, where resting liquidity sits, and how the auction is unfolding right now.
What we deliver
- 01 A level field Order-book absorption, dynamic liquidity levels and aggressor volume delta, read from the tape and the book, on your own charts.
- 02 Performance you can check The engines compute from bar and tape data, never from a timer, so a replay of a session and the live chart produce the same output. They stay responsive through news releases and volume surges because rendering is budgeted the way a game budgets a frame.
- 03 Analysis, not alerts No buy/sell arrows, no black-box signals. The tools show where liquidity sits and how participants are reacting at the levels that matter, so the decision stays yours.
- 04 The mechanics professional desks use Order-flow and auction mechanics, named for what they compute, with the limits stated on each product page. The seven rules we build by are on the Mission page.
How we think about software
Market analysis, not signal indicators.
Markets are driven by resting liquidity, order flow and a continuous two-way auction. Any attempt to compress that into a simple "buy" or "sell" breaks the moment volatility changes character.
So our software does one job: it shows you the state of the market, clearly, so you can read it, judge the risk in front of you and act.
What the engines are built on
- 01 Low-latency architecture Strict stability standards, lean memory use and rendering measured against the frame, so a chart never waits on an indicator. The disciplines we brought across from high-performance graphics.
- 02 Auction theory and volume delta Built on continuous auction mechanics: aggressor flow, volume delta, absorption and how well the auction is facilitating trade, tracked across several timeframes at once.
- 03 Level 2 depth analytics Live liquidity tracking, defence of levels in the book and sweep detection: a clear view of where size is positioned and where the book is thin.
- 04 Multi-timeframe context The engines assess market state across six layers, from tick-level dynamics and short-term execution triggers up to the higher-timeframe structure that frames them.
Platforms
Every engine is written natively for its platform, never wrapped, never translated, which is why they arrive one platform at a time. NinjaTrader 8 leads; the others follow it. Anything listed as in build is exactly that: not sold, and not promised for a date.
Where each platform stands is on the Products page, and it is kept current there.
What we bind ourselves to
Section 11 of the Terms of Service is a set of express warranties, written to bind. They are the promises a buyer can hold us to.
- 01 Conformity to documentation The software performs substantially as its manual describes. Behaviour that departs materially from the documentation is a defect, and defects get fixed.
- 02 Updates for life Every improvement to a product you own reaches you at no additional cost.
- 03 Free machine transfers Moving a licence between machines you own is free and unlimited.
- 04 Closed-bar detections On the structure and pattern engines, detections are made on closed bars and nothing is re-graded after it is drawn. The live tools update with the tape as a bar forms, by design, and say so.
- 05 An included manual Each purchase includes documentation describing what each setting does.
They are warranties, not policy. Read section 11 of the Terms.