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# Trackers

The **Trackers** tab is the aggregate company-momentum view.

It groups curated trackers by company and ranks them by strength, acceleration, and persistence.

This is where users monitor unreported business segments, product lines, and directional company metrics that may not appear as official reported KPIs.

#### What it shows

The tracker screen can be viewed as a table or a heat map.

Common columns include:

* **Current YoY**
* **1W YoY Accel**
* **1M YoY Accel**
* **3M YoY Accel**
* **6M YoY Accel**
* **2Y / Max Increase**
* **Market Exp.**

This makes it easy to see both the current level of strength and how quickly that strength is changing.

#### Tracker shortcuts

Common presets include:

* **Best Social Strength**
* **Best Consumer Interest**
* **Best Consumer Usage**
* **Accelerating Social (Consumer)**
* **Accelerating Dev Activity (TMT)**
* **Accelerating (1W YoY)**
* **Decelerating (1W YoY)**
* **Strongest YoY**

These are useful for finding:

* Names with broad consumer demand
* Socially driven breakouts
* Developer-led software momentum
* Early decelerations before the market reacts

#### Why trackers matter

Trackers are often the fastest way to monitor a business segment directionally.

They are especially useful when:

* A company does not report the exact metric you want
* A narrative matters before earnings
* You want a quick ranked list of what is improving now