1. Choose a chart image
Upload a PNG, JPG, or WEBP screenshot up to 8 MB. A useful image makes the visible price scale, timeframe, and relevant chart area easy to read. Crop out unrelated information where practical.
Do not include passwords, account numbers, names, or other private information. The current app has no sign-in or saved analysis history. To create a response, the uploaded image is sent to the AI service used by the app; it is processed in memory by the application rather than saved to an app library.
2. Add context
You can enter an instrument or market, select a timeframe, and ask a question. These fields help frame the explanation, but they do not give the analyzer access to current prices or data outside the screenshot.
If the chart is missing a readable scale or the question depends on information that is not shown, the report should say so instead of filling in the gaps.
3. Review the report
The report separates a possible scenario from the evidence behind it. It may describe visible structure, possible support or resistance areas, an invalidation condition, and levels only when those levels can be read reliably.
Read the limitations alongside the scenario. A clearly worded explanation can still be wrong. The analyzer does not place orders, connect to a brokerage account, or monitor a chart after the request ends.
What the score means
The 0–100 score is an assessment of the quality and completeness of visible evidence. It is not a forecast, win rate, confidence that a trade will be profitable, or a probability of a market move.
The separate risk label describes uncertainty in interpreting the image. It is not a calculation of the visitor’s personal or portfolio risk.
Limits and data handling
The tool only analyzes the information visible in the image and context you provide. It does not fetch live market data or independently verify a chart provider’s data. AI may misread labels, lines, or candle details.
Images are sent to the app’s AI provider to produce a report. The current app has no account system, saved results, or payment flow. Avoid uploading screenshots that contain private details.
For a practical reading framework, start with technical analysis for beginners and risk management basics.