One answers your questions. One paints the structure. One scans for the setup. One logs your trades.
Your charting sub, your indicator pack, your journal and the chatbot you paste screenshots into have never once talked to each other. Chartify is all four, in one tab.
The four in purple are why you'd switch. The rest are why you'd stay.
5 markets · 13 timeframes · 12 drawing tools · 7 indicators · real-time prices
That isn't a flaw in you — it's what having an opinion does. You notice the highs that agree with the trade you're already leaning toward, and you don't draw the ones that don't.
Five markets are open, and you get through the handful you always get through — not because the rest don't matter, but because there are only so many charts in a morning.
The bars haven't changed and the levels haven't moved, but the case for holding gets easier to see with every hour you hold.
None of this is a discipline problem. It's what happens when the only person checking your work is the person who did it.
Chartify gives you the second read. You do the trading.
They live inside the chart. They read the same bars it draws, they put their work on the same canvas, and they file into the same journal — so nothing has to be copied, pasted or screenshotted between them.
Ask a question and it pulls the last 500 real bars behind your view, works the numbers itself, and answers with the levels it measured. Then it draws them — on the exact candles it read. One sentence changes the symbol, adds an indicator, marks a level or boxes a zone.
It works from the same OHLCV bars your chart is drawn from. Every price it names is a number it actually measured, not one it guessed from an image.
Horizontal levels, trendlines, zones, verticals, labels and Fibonacci — placed at the timestamps and prices it just read. A level is worth more as a line than as a sentence.
Quick for a fast read between candles. Deep when you want it to actually think about a setup before it opens its mouth.
One tap clears everything the AI drew and leaves every line you drew by hand exactly where it was. Nothing it does is one-way.
Every price the rest of the market has on their chart, and every footprint the order flow left behind — detected on your bars, at your lookback, and painted onto your chart. Start from a preset or build the exact set you trade.
This is the part you're currently renting from an indicator seller for $30 to $80 a month.
Each layer carries its own lookback and level count, so a scalper's session and a swing trader's week are the same button with different numbers. Every mark it paints is a real drawing on your chart — drag it, recolour it, or clear the lot in one tap.
One click. Trend across three timeframes with direction, strength and whether it's actually trending or just chopping. Where price sits in its range, how volatile it is, what volume is doing, and every support and resistance zone with the number of times price has respected it.
Three timeframes side by side. When the 1m, 5m and 30m disagree, you know before you're in — not forty minutes after.
Entry, stop, two targets and the risk-to-reward on each — derived from the zones it just found, with the reasoning written out underneath.
Not as a screenshot of a suggestion — as a real position tool at the exact entry, stop and target it found, that you can then drag, resize or delete.
All three timeframes point up, but the 30M is flat enough to read as ranging — so this is a pullback trade, not a breakout. Buy the retrace into the support zone at 109,840, the one price has turned away from four times. Stop below the zone with 1.5× ATR of room. First target is the band at 113,310, second at 115,480. Expect less follow-through than the R suggests while the 30M stays flat.
Run that on your own chart.Every AI tool on this page, on any of the five markets, from your first session.
Get ChartifyDrop in a screenshot of your broker's trade list and Chartify reads it — symbol, direction, entry, exit, size, timestamps — and files it straight into your journal. Any broker, any layout, any platform: it's reading the picture, not plugging into an API. MT4, MT5, your exchange's history tab, a photo of your phone. No spreadsheet, no retyping, no "I'll catch up on the journal this weekend."
Paper trades close straight into the same journal automatically — so the record keeps itself either way.
An AI is a party trick on a toy chart, so this isn't one. Real-time candles across five markets, the full indicator set, the full drawing suite, watchlists, alerts, replay and paper trading with a fill engine that argues with you — everything you're currently paying a charting subscription for, in the same tab as the AI that reads it.
Crypto, forex, stocks, indices and commodities — 1-minute through daily, on the same surface with the same tools.
EMA, SMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, VWAP and Support & Resistance — tuned how you like them and saved as presets you reapply in a tap.
Trendlines, rays, horizontals, boxes, text, Fibonacci — plus a position tool that draws entry, stop and target and tells you the risk in money.
Place orders on the chart with real take-profit and stop levels. Size in units or forex lots off a risk percentage — and no, it can't be filled at a price the market never traded.
It breaks down what your losing trades have in common — the symbol, the timeframe, even the hour of the day. Then the rest: net P&L, win rate, profit factor, win/loss ratio, a 0–100 score and your equity curve.
Set a level, get a notification the moment price reaches it. Tap it and the chart opens on that exact symbol and timeframe.
Rewind to any date and step the chart forward one candle at a time. Practise the setup a hundred times before you risk anything on it.
Your symbols, grouped the way you actually think about them, one tap from the chart. Add from any market row without losing your place.
Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app — the full chart with the full toolset, not a cut-down mobile view. Light or dark, your call.
Your symbol, timeframe, indicators, drawings, watchlists and settings follow you between devices. Close the laptop, open your phone, carry on.
Most people's first reaction to "AI trading" is a healthy one: and what exactly is it allowed to do with my money? Nothing. Here is the full list, including the parts that don’t help us sell it.
Chartify AI can read your chart, manage indicators and draw. That is the entire list of things it can do. It cannot open a position, size one, move a stop, set an alert, or spend a cent — not with your permission, not with anyone's.
It reads the actual bars before it says anything about price, trend or structure — and it's told to work the numbers out rather than reach for a stock answer. If it names a price, it measured it.
One tap clears every drawing the AI made and touches nothing you drew yourself. There is no state it can leave behind that you can't undo in a second.
Chartify doesn't ask you to change your method — it doesn't come with one. It does the reading, on whatever you trade and however you trade it.
Rewind to any date and step the chart forward one bar at a time. Place paper trades that fill on candles the market actually printed. Then ask the AI what it's looking at — it names the level, says why it matters, and draws it. That's a faster way to learn structure than reading about it.
One click tells you whether the higher timeframes agree before you're in, not forty minutes after. The session open, yesterday's high and low and the zones that already turned price are painted the moment you open the chart — so you're not redrawing them at 06:40 every morning.
Weekly highs and lows, liquidity that hasn't been taken yet, and the bands price keeps respecting — painted across a longer lookback, so a chart you check twice a day is already marked up when you open it.
Position sizing off a risk percentage instead of a guess, a paper account to rehearse the rules on, and a journal that tells you which symbol, which timeframe and which hour of your day is doing the damage.
What it isn't, for anybody: a signal service, a bot, or somebody telling you what to buy. The AI reads the chart and marks it up. Every decision after that is yours.
Count what's already leaving your account every month to do what Chartify does in one tab.
Typical retail pricing across the category, not a quote from any one provider — check your own bank statement, it's usually worse. And none of those four talk to each other: Chartify's AI reads the same bars your chart draws, paints onto the same canvas, and files into the same journal.
Replace all four for one price.One subscription, one tab, and the AI reads the same bars the chart draws.
Get ChartifyNo feature tiers, no "AI add-on", no upgrade prompt three clicks into the thing you came for.
Replaces a pro charting subscription, a structure indicator, a journal tool and an AI you paste screenshots into — $105 – $210 a month
Every feature on this page. Five markets. All four AI tools. About $1.63 a day.
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Open a chart, ask it what it's doing, and watch it draw the answer on the candles it just read. That's the product. One price, month to month, and you cancel in two clicks if it isn't for you.
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