Charts built for technical analysis
13 stackable indicators, a full drawing toolkit and annotations that are still there every time you come back to a symbol.
A scan gives you a list of assets; the chart tells you which ones truly deserve your attention. Our charts, built on the professional lightweight-charts library, are designed for that decisive step: stack your indicators, draw your levels, and find your analysis intact on every visit.
13 indicators, as many panes as you need
SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, ATR, ADX, Stochastic, VWAP, volume, Ichimoku and multi-timeframe Ichimoku: 13 indicators overlay the price or live in separate, resizable panes. The scale switches between logarithmic and linear, your favorite combinations recall in one click, and the Ichimoku projection draws the future cloud together with a volatility band.
Precise drawings that never disappear
All the classic tools are here, and the OHLC magnet snaps your drawings to exact open, high, low and close values. Made a mistake? Undo/redo. Best of all, your annotations persist per symbol: come back to BTC next week and your levels are waiting for you.
- Trend line, ray, extended line, horizontal and vertical lines.
- Rectangle, text note and measure tool.
- Fibonacci retracements with the 0, 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786 and 1 levels.
Work across several charts at once
Multi-chart synchronization aligns your views to compare several assets or timeframes side by side, and fullscreen mode clears everything else away when it is time to focus. As for limits, the free plan shows 3 simultaneous indicators, the Swing plan 8, and the Day trading plan sets no limit at all.
Mark your favorite indicators: your usual settings apply in one click on any symbol, without redoing periods and colors every time.
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- FeaturePaper trading: learn in real conditions, without the riskPlace orders, manage positions and track your P&L on fully virtual accounts : real trading practice with zero real money at stake.
- FeatureThe multi-indicator, multi-timeframe screenerCombine technical indicators, timeframes and comparison operators to keep only the assets that match your strategy exactly.
- FeatureWatchlists: your favorite symbols and your scan and backtest resultsGroup the symbols that matter to you (across every market) and reuse those lists as the universe for scans, backtests and automated scans.
- IndicatorIchimoku Kinko HyoA complete analysis system in a single indicator: five lines and a cloud that show trend, key levels and momentum at a glance.
- IndicatorMulti-timeframe Ichimoku (MTF)Display the daily Ichimoku cloud directly on your hourly chart: higher timeframe levels become visible right where you trade.
- IndicatorRSI (Relative Strength Index)The most popular momentum oscillator: it bounds the strength of a move between 0 and 100 and flags overbought and oversold conditions.
- IndicatorMACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)A momentum indicator built on two exponential moving averages: its crossovers and histogram measure the acceleration and exhaustion of trends.
- IndicatorBollinger BandsA volatility envelope around a moving average: the bands widen when the market gets busy and tighten when it calms down.
- IndicatorVWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price)The average that weights each price by traded volume: the VWAP shows the average price the market actually paid and serves as a benchmark for institutional players.
- GlossaryKumo (Ichimoku cloud)The Kumo, or Ichimoku cloud, is the area between the Senkou Spans A and B, projected forward, which materialises support and resistance and sets the market's bullish or bearish bias.
- GlossaryTimeframeA timeframe is the duration each candle on a chart represents (from one minute to several months) and sets the horizon of the analysis.
- GlossaryMulti-timeframe analysisMulti-timeframe analysis means studying the same asset across several timeframes, typically a higher one for the trend and a lower one for timing.
- GuideThe complete beginner's guide to tradingEverything you need to understand before placing your first order: reading a chart, choosing your style, using the right indicators, managing risk, and practicing without risking a cent.