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Quickstart#

Get from zero to a live chart in a few minutes. You can start without an account.

1. Open the terminal#

From the homepage, click Open the Terminal. No account is needed to start.

You land on a default layout: a Chart showing BTC on MEXC at the 1h timeframe, next to a Watchlist of common crypto and stock symbols. Drag a widget by its header to move it, or drag an edge to resize it.

TODO: screenshot of the default layout on first load (the BTC chart beside the Watchlist).

2. Make the chart yours#

Everything on the chart header is clickable.

  • Symbol. Click the symbol (BTC) to open the search, then pick any supported market.
  • Exchange. Use the selector next to the symbol to switch venue (MEXC, Binance, Hyperliquid, and more).
  • Timeframe. Click the interval (1h) and choose from 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1d, or 1w.

The chart updates live as you change them.

TODO: screenshot of the chart header with the symbol search open (the symbol, exchange, and timeframe controls in view).

3. Add a widget#

Click + Add Widget in the top bar, or right-click an empty spot on the grid, to open the widget picker. Browse by category (Charts and Data Feeds, Analysis and Trading, Context and Research) or search by name, then click a card to drop it onto your layout. Good first additions are a Flow Tape, a DOM, or a second Chart.

TODO: screenshot of the widget picker open, showing the category tabs and the widget cards.

4. Save your layout#

Open the layout menu at the top left and click Save Copy. It flashes "Saved!". To rename it or switch between layouts, open Manage Terminal Layouts from the same menu.

Saved layouts live in your browser. A free account syncs them across your devices.

5. Create an account#

Ready for more? A free account keeps your layouts in the cloud so they are backed up and synced. At Sign up, use email and password (at least 8 characters, with one uppercase letter and one number, then confirm the emailed link), Google, or a Web3 wallet (Ethereum or Solana).

Upgrade to Pro later for deep historical data. See Accounts and Billing for plans and billing.

Next steps#

  • Chart Types for candles, Heikin-Ashi, Renko, footprint, and more.
  • Drawings for trend lines, Fibonacci, profiles, and the rest.
  • Indicators for built-ins plus custom and AI-built ones.
  • TracerAI to build indicators by describing them in plain English.
  • Terminal Layouts for presets, sync groups, and multi-widget layouts.