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Open-source finance terminal for quotes, charts, financials, filings, portfolios and alerts, run from your terminal or a desktop app.

Open-source alternative to:Bloomberg Terminal

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What is it?

Gloom is a keyboard-driven finance workspace that combines quotes, charts, financial statements, SEC-style filings, options, news, portfolios and price alerts in one interface. It is built for traders and investors who want market data without leaving the terminal.

The project ships as a terminal UI for macOS, Linux and Windows, a desktop app for macOS and Windows, and a browser version with a smaller feature set. Commands are entered through a command bar, for example DES AAPL for company details or GP NVDA for a price chart, and a CLI such as gloom quote AAPL is available for scripting.

The app is MIT licensed and supports plugins that add panes, data providers, broker connections and commands. Market data and the Ask Gloom feature rely on Gloom Cloud, a hosted service that is not open source; free data is delayed 15 minutes and the paid tier adds real-time quotes.

Key features

  • 01Quotes, charts, financials, filings, options and news in one workspace.
  • 02Command bar with shortcuts such as DES for company details and GP for price charts.
  • 03Terminal UI on macOS, Linux and Windows, plus a desktop app and browser version.
  • 04Command-line interface for quick lookups like gloom quote AAPL.
  • 05Plugin system for adding panes, data providers, broker connections and commands.

Use cases

  • Monitoring watchlists and portfolio performance from a terminal session.
  • Looking up a company's financials or a price chart without opening a browser.
  • Scripting quick quote lookups from the command line.
  • Extending the terminal with custom data providers or broker integrations via plugins.

Quick start

  1. 1

    Install the terminal app with Bun

    bun install -g @gloom-sh/terminal
  2. 2

    Run the app

    gloom
  3. 3

    Press Ctrl+P for the command bar, or type HELP to list commands

Things to know

  • Market data is delayed 15 minutes on the free tier; real-time data requires the paid Pro plan.
  • Market data and Ask Gloom rely on Gloom Cloud, which is not open source.
  • The Windows terminal draws charts as text only; full chart graphics need the desktop app or a Kitty-compatible terminal.
  • The Windows desktop installer is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen will warn during install.

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FAQ

What is gloomberb?
Open-source finance terminal for quotes, charts, financials, filings, portfolios and alerts, run from your terminal or a desktop app. Gloom is a keyboard-driven finance workspace that combines quotes, charts, financial statements, SEC-style filings, options, news, portfolios and price alerts in one interface. It is built for traders and investors who want market data without leaving the terminal.
Is gloomberb free to use? What license does it have?
gloomberb is open source under the Other license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is gloomberb still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to gloomberb was on Nov 6, 2026.
What can I use gloomberb for?
Monitoring watchlists and portfolio performance from a terminal session. Looking up a company's financials or a price chart without opening a browser. Scripting quick quote lookups from the command line. Extending the terminal with custom data providers or broker integrations via plugins.
How do I install gloomberb?
Install the terminal app with Bun: bun install -g @gloom-sh/terminal Run the app: gloom Press Ctrl+P for the command bar, or type HELP to list commands
Where can I get gloomberb?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/gloom-sh/gloomberb

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