MMStock is a native desktop terminal for the Vietnamese stock-futures market. It connects directly to the VPS data feed (web7.vps.com.vn) — no separate backend service in between — and renders charts, indicators, and a real-time price stream entirely on the client.

The app is written in Odin on top of Sokol, Dear ImGui, and ImPlot. Builds run on macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Linux x86_64, and Windows x86_64.

Download

Download MMStock — macOS and Windows builds available on the release page.

What it does

• Charts — candlestick, line, and Heiken Ashi, across multiple timeframes (1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1H, 4H, 8H, 1D, 1W, 1M).
• Real-time stream — live prices over WSS, historical bars over HTTPS, both from VPS directly.
• Drawing tools — per-chart horizontal line, rectangle, and point-line annotations.
• Indicators
  • VPVR — volume-by-price overlay.
  • BLT-ID-RSI — a Pine-script port combining RSI with Fast (RMA 5) and Slow (WMA 45) moving averages, regular and hidden bull/bear divergence detection, a VMC gold buy signal, a Stoch-RSI sell signal, and a configurable multi-timeframe table.

Architecture in one paragraph

A single Odin binary holds the UI (ImGui/ImPlot rendered through Sokol), the VPS HTTPS + WSS client, and a local SQLite store for cached bars. There is no server-side component to deploy — the terminal is the entire app, and updates ship as new binaries.

Why a native client

Two reasons. First, charting tens of thousands of bars at 60 fps with smooth pan/zoom is straightforward in ImPlot and painful in a browser. Second, going straight to the exchange feed cuts an entire layer of infrastructure: no API gateway, no backend cache, no queue — fewer moving parts to break and nothing to host.

Status

Active development. The Vietnamese stock-futures market is a relatively niche audience, so MMStock is built primarily as a tool I want to use myself, with an eye on making it pleasant for anyone with a similar workflow.