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Charts that show their work.

Professional candlestick charts with the classic indicators and drawing tools — plus AI pattern recognition that flags the bases, breakouts, and reversal shapes worth a closer look.

Educational tools and AI-generated analysis — not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. All tickers and figures on this page are illustrative.

What it does

Built for the hours you don't have.

The classics, done well

Candlesticks with moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, and volume — smooth, fast, and readable on every screen size.

AI pattern recognition

Cup-and-handle bases, breakouts, double tops and bottoms — detected automatically and marked on the chart, each linked to the guide explaining what it means and how it fails.

Draw your levels

Trendlines, support and resistance zones, annotations — sketch the structure you see and it stays with the chart.

How it works

Four steps, zero busywork.

No setup marathon — it's useful on day one and gets more personal as you add the stocks you care about.

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Pattern: base breakout
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Illustrative chart · patterns are study aids, not signals
01

Open any stock

Full candlestick history with your indicators applied — setup persists across stocks and sessions.

02

Patterns get flagged

The detector scans tracked stocks for classic structures — bases, breakouts, double tops/bottoms — and marks them with their key levels.

03

Each flag explains itself

Tap a detected pattern for what it is, the levels that matter, and the honest failure modes — linked to the full Learn guide.

04

You do the judging

Detection narrows attention; it doesn't make decisions. Confirmation, volume, and context are yours to weigh — the chart just makes them visible.

FAQ

Good questions.

Which indicators are available?
The widely watched classics: simple and exponential moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, and volume — the same set our Learn guides teach, so the chart and the education match.
What patterns does the AI detect?
Base-and-breakout structures, cup-and-handle formations, double tops and bottoms, and consolidation ranges — the recognizable shapes with documented psychology behind them.
Is a detected pattern a buy or sell signal?
No. Patterns fail routinely — our own guides document exactly how — and detection is a study aid that narrows where to look. What a pattern means for any decision is context-dependent and yours to judge.
How accurate is the detection?
It finds shapes that meet the textbook geometry; whether a given instance is meaningful still depends on volume, trend, and market context. Expect it to surface candidates including imperfect ones — that's the honest nature of pattern work.
Can I draw on charts?
Yes — trendlines, levels, and annotations, saved per stock so your structure work is there when you come back.
Keep going

See the structure. Study the shapes.

Charts and pattern detection are free to explore.

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