Replay practice on your own scans
Go back to the days your scan matched, and trade them
Pick the chart shapes you trade and that becomes a scan. Every day it matched in the past becomes a round you can trade candle by candle, and when it matches again today the alert finds you.
Your picks run against 8,000+ US and Korean tickers. Sector, theme and market cap come on the next screen. Save it, and every day it matched before opens as a round you can trade.
A real spot where it fired. You see only the candles up to that day — the rest is your call.
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Why your own rules
If the reason to buy wasn't yours, the reason to sell won't be either
A tip is easy to act on and hard to hold. The day it turns, you need whoever gave it to you to tell you what to do next. Everyone in the market ends up on one side or the other: the people who can say what they saw, and the people who have to go ask.
Someone else's call
Your own rules
Getting in
You bought because someone said so
You bought because the setup showed up
When it turns
You go ask them whether to sell
You decided where you'd fold before you bought
Next time
You wait for the next call
The same setup shows up and the alert finds you
The three steps below are how you build that: turn the shapes you trade into a scan, rehearse it on the days it actually matched, and hear about it the next time it does.
Rules like that aren't something you buy. You build them.
The loop
Build it, practice it, then trade it live
Not three products — one scan at three moments: the day you build it, the days it matched before, and the day it matches again.
1Free
Build a scan by picking shapes
Tap shapes like double bottom or cup & handle and group them — that's your scan. Add sector, theme, market cap and cycle stage. Save it and it runs on every ticker each night.
1 saved scan free · a saved scan unlocks its full result list
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Go back to the days it matched
Every day it matched becomes a round. You see only the candles up to that day: scale in, set a stop and a target, then step forward one candle at a time and decide when to get out. No real money involved.
2 rounds a day free · a subscription removes the cap
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Get told when it matches today
Looking it up stays free. Not having to look is the subscription. After the close we judge it on settled candles and send it by email and Telegram.
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See alerts
An alert only tells you the scan matched. What to do with it, and the responsibility for it, stays yours.
Drawn before you get there
Channels, support, resistance, trendlines — already on the chart
No more evenings spent dragging lines around. Open a ticker and its lines are already standing, redrawn as each new candle lands — separately on the daily, the weekly and the monthly.
Channels
The corridor built from the lows and the highs. Rising and falling stand apart, weekly and monthly get their own, and the grid lines inside the corridor are drawn too.
Rising channel (weekly)Falling channel (monthly)Long-term channelChannel grid
Support & resistance
Prices that got hit again and again stay as horizontal lines; gaps and untraded pockets stay as bands. Levels price has already walked back through are dropped, so only live ones remain.
SupportHigh grid lineLow grid lineGapFair value gap
Trendlines
Which line price is riding right now — drawn on three clocks: daily, weekly, monthly. Diagonal support splits into short and long term, and every line carries the date it was drawn.
Daily rising trendlineWeekly falling trendlineShort-term rising supportLong-term falling support
And the lines aren't only drawings. They are conditions too — "touching the channel", "breaking the falling trendline" — so the day price gets there, you hear about it.
The hours you spent drawing them, and redrawing them every candle, are yours again.
See the lines on a chartAlert me when price reaches a lineShapes, not formulas
We wrote the formulas. You pick the pictures
We traded our own charts for years, and every setup worth watching is now a pattern algorithm. No RSI thresholds to memorize, no code to write — pick the shapes you want, group them, and that's your scan. The line and the cases below are real detections, from the day each one happened.
Patterns are right about half the time. How far they rose and fell matters more than how often they rose.
Parallel channel · weekly
This line wasn't drawn today
This line went up on 2026-02-05. It has been hit 16 times since.
- 16
- Days it met the line
- 0.012%
- Closest hit
- 9
- Signals fired there
8,346 symbols · every past bar recomputed
Three shapes worth learning this week
We recomputed every past bar and picked the shapes worth knowing right now. Below are the actual bars from the day each one stood.
We don't print how far they went. The same shape resolves differently from one market or symbol to the next, and a single number standing in for your judgment is what keeps your own eye from growing. So we show you where they actually stood — the reading is yours.
- 1No-supply decline
A price band crossed in a single move by a tall, all-but-wickless down bar on a burst of volume — with almost no stock held inside it, there is that much less to slow a move back up through it. Once price has dropped clear of the band, a single wick back into it ends it and it leaves the chart — as does closing above the level the decline started from (the band's upper edge)
PTON · 2021-11-053,832 occurrences · 1,380 symbols - 2Measured Move DownAMC · 2019-11-254,453 occurrences · 2,637 symbols
- 3Three Falling PeaksSMCI · 2024-08-2823,325 occurrences · 4,775 symbols
Chosen from the record settled through 2026-07-17. It promises nothing about what comes next — only that the shape stood on those past bars.
See all 165 patternsCrypto runs live
The chart you practice on becomes a live desk on crypto
Stock quotes carry the mandated delay; crypto trades stream straight in. Open Bitcoin and the candles run live on every clock from one minute to monthly — and the lines from above are recomputed the moment each candle closes.
Four charts on one screen, each on its own clock
Split the layout and put the 15-minute, hourly, 4-hour and daily side by side — every pane streams on its own, so the big picture and the entry sit in one view. Free splits two ways, subscribers four.
4 charts15m1h4hDaily
Lines that redraw themselves
Channels, support and trendlines are recomputed the moment a candle closes — on minute bars too. How far price sits from the daily, weekly and monthly trendline stays pinned at the top of the chart.
Daily rising trendlineWeekly rising trendlineMonthly falling trendline
A liquidation map built from real positions
The prices where leveraged positions get force-closed stack up as bands right on the chart — built from public futures wallets' actual positions and liquidation prices, not an estimate model. Funding and the long/short balance sit in the same widget.
Liquidation mapFundingLong/Short (real)Coin info
Whale moves — pinned to the candle they hit
Any trade over $1M lands on the candle it happened in. Buys sit below the candle, sells above it, and the size of the whale is the dollar amount. Tap one to see the time, the size, the fill price, and whether a long was opened or closed.
Whale movesLong openShort closeFill price
This screen feeds alerts too — minute and hourly conditions are caught by the server the moment the candle closes and sent over Telegram.
Practice in the past, watch it live — same chart, same lines.
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Reading, research, and other people's charts
Case studies that read a real chart scene by scene, a blog measured on past bars, and views that users drew on the chart themselves. All three in one place.
Recent case studies
See all →The same setup, twice, on one stockCLSK · 2022.12 – 2024.01
A double bottom, then a tall candle with no wicks. In 2022 it was stopped in three days; eleven months later the same setup doubled in a month. Here is what differed.
Read the whole case →Bitcoin tapped the same low twiceBTC-USD · 2026.01 – 2026.08
The signal fired five times in 2026. The first three ended at the stop; the last two were the bottom. Here is what was different.
Read the whole case →One symbol, one year — from the base to a cup and handleVMC · 2024.08 – 2026.07
A top, lower wicks at the base, a trendline escape, a triangle, a cup and handle, a falling channel — six scenes on one chart.
Read the whole case →
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See all →Where to look
Leading cycles now
Add a sector or theme to narrow where your scan looks. These are the groups moving now.
As of 2026-09-14
See every other sector — cycle mapPricing
Where free ends and the subscription begins
Building a scan, seeing what matched today, and practicing on the days it matched before — all of that is free. A subscription changes one thing: you stop looking for it, and it comes to you.
Launch event 50% offEvent price through October 31, 2026 · $19.90 after that
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Stop looking. The alert comes to you — and wires into your own stack over webhooks and MCP.
Everything unlocked for 7 days, no card. The price you start at is the price you keep, for as long as you stay subscribed.
See exactly what free and paid includeBuild one scan, then go trade its past
Save a scan and every day it matched before opens as a round you can trade. From that day on, what it picks is recorded too.
See results before signing up · US and Korean tickers
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