Bookmap alternative · Bitcoin
A free Bookmap-style heatmap for Bitcoin
Swiftedge Depth is a free Bookmap-style order book heatmap for Bitcoin that runs in the browser with no account and no download. It covers BTCUSDT perpetual futures on Binance only; platforms such as Bookmap cover many more markets and exchanges.
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What Swiftedge Depth does
| Feature | Swiftedge Depth |
|---|---|
| Market | BTCUSDT perpetual futures, Binance USDⓈ-M futures |
| Order book heatmap | Resting bids and asks out to about 2 % from price, a new column every 0.25 seconds |
| Trades | Every trade as a bubble sized by volume and coloured by the aggressor side, plus markers for large trades |
| Indicators | VWAP, CVD, Mentor analysis, Session Orbs and GEX options levels from Deribit, OKX and Bybit |
| History | At least the last 24 hours; older hours load as you scroll back |
| Drawing | 24 drawing tools, saved in your own browser |
| Alerts | Price alerts and large-wall alerts, with sound and browser notifications, while the tab is open |
| Sharing and chat | Share any moment as an image card with a link; a live chat shared with Swiftedge Options |
| Where it runs | Any modern browser on desktop, tablet or phone, with a phone layout and an installable app |
| Account and price | No account; free during the public beta |
What Depth does not do
- One exchange. It shows Binance's BTCUSDT futures book, not a combined book across exchanges.
- Bitcoin only. No stocks, no other futures, no forex and no other coins.
- No order entry. It is not connected to any exchange or broker account and cannot place orders.
- A beta. Features can change, and the service can be unavailable without notice.
- Not advice. It shows market data and descriptive analysis, not signals or forecasts.
Other order flow tools
Bookmap is a dedicated order flow platform that covers many markets and exchanges. Its current plans, and what each includes, are listed on bookmap.com/pricing.
Comparing other tools? See CoinGlass vs Swiftedge, order book heatmaps for TradingView users and Hyblock vs Swiftedge.
If you need several markets or exchanges, or want to trade from the chart, you need a different kind of tool. Depth is built for one job: watching the Bitcoin futures order book and its trades in a browser tab, without installing anything.
Also from Swiftedge: the options side
Depth is a futures order book tool. For BTC options, Swiftedge Options shows the live options chain from Deribit, OKX and Bybit: open interest by strike, today's flow, live option trades, estimated dealer levels such as the call wall, put wall and gamma flip, and a mini Depth of the BTCUSDT perpetual in the middle. It is free and needs no account. Row height shows options-implied odds, not a forecast, and dealer positioning is estimated. How to read the options chain.
How to start
- Open Swiftedge Depth. The heatmap, trade bubbles and VWAP are on from the start.
- Add more from + add indicator at the top left of the chart: Executions, Mentor, Session Orbs or GEX.
- Scroll the wheel to zoom time, hold shift to zoom price, and double-click to return to live.
- New to heatmaps? Read how to read a Bitcoin order book heatmap.
Common questions
Does Swiftedge Depth cost anything?
No. It is free during the public beta, with no account and no download. A paid Premium plan with extra features is planned for later; a free version will remain available.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Depth runs in any modern web browser on desktop, tablet or phone and needs JavaScript. Your browser connects only to swiftedge.uk, not to the exchanges.
Which markets does Depth cover?
Bitcoin only: BTCUSDT perpetual futures from Binance USDⓈ-M futures, plus BTC options data from Deribit, OKX and Bybit for the GEX indicator. Other coins, other exchanges, stocks and other futures are not covered.
Can I place orders from Depth?
No. Depth shows market data and descriptive analysis. It is not connected to any exchange or broker account and cannot place orders.
How far back does the heatmap go?
At least the last 24 hours; older hours load as you scroll back. You can zoom in anywhere down to the raw order book.