TREMOR Opened With Sixteen Charts in a Fixed Grid. That Was My View. Now You Can Change All of It.
Published: August 24, 2026
TREMOR is my macro dashboard on tigzig.com. It opens with sixteen charts in a fixed grid. That was my view, and if it is not yours, you can now change all of it.
- Don't want the BSE Sensex chart - delete it
- Want Unemployment and Delinquency side by side - drag it
- Want to replace Brent with Gold - overwrite it
- Charts look tiny - expand it
- Too cluttered - resize it
- Want to look at 10yr & 30yr treasury on same chart - overlay it
- Advance retail sales - need % change - YOY / MOM it
- Chart too noisy - moving average it - with whatever period you want
- Need a new chart - add it - from ~300 indicators
- Want to paste to deck - png it
- Want to check data - copy it
- Want an AI analysis of charts + latest news - AI it
- Want to expand to 30 years - change it
- Don't want to see labels - hide it
- Want the full database - download it
Don't want to analyze it yourself? Then just point your AI to the API docs and have it download and analyze whichever series you want.
For you
- Tool: tigzig.com/tremor
- API: tigzig.com/apis
For your AI
go to api.tigzig.com, hit the tremor API and let me know what it has
Free. No sign up.
What is actually in there
Around 330 series, ~250 US and ~50 India.
A big chunk of it is credit. FDIC bank aggregates, so loan balances, delinquency, charge-offs. NCUA for credit unions. NY Fed household debt, 30+ and 90+ delinquency split by card, auto and mortgage.
Then the usual macro off FRED, rates, labour, inflation, GDP, housing. India is MoSPI and RBI, CPI, IIP, WPI, GDP, bank credit and deposits, and Nifty PE from NSE.
Plus odds and ends like OECD business confidence, Manheim used vehicle prices, Shiller, European bond yields from ECB and Bundesbank.
Heavily documented as very often I will keep forgetting how the series has been pulled, so every series has a section in the docs saying what it is and where it is pulled from. And on the chart itself there is an info button, click it and you get what the series measures, the source, and how it is normally read. So you can see what the series is about right when you are looking at the chart, that's the way I like it.
On the AI side you have two ways to go
Simplest, just give your AI the API. No install, no MCP, nothing to set up. It reads the docs, works out the endpoints and pulls what it needs.
If you would rather work through MCP, there is an MCP server for it. Or take the API and wrap your own thin MCP around it. Either way works.
Full data download is there too. Go to the data and API section in the app and pull the whole thing down, or have your agent do it.
Looking at my logs there is a fair bit of downloading going on, so my guess is plenty of people would just rather have the file and do the analysis in their own tools. That is what it is there for.