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ChartPilot

SaaS

AI chart analysis service that reads an uploaded chart screenshot and returns market structure, key levels, a trade plan and scenarios.

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About ChartPilot

ChartPilot analyzes price charts for forex, crypto, stocks and commodities. A user uploads a chart screenshot and, in roughly twenty seconds, receives a written read of the chart: market structure, key levels, bias, pattern detection and a trade setup that names an entry, an invalidation point and targets, grounded in higher-timeframe context.

Analyses also include a readiness score, a confirmation checklist, no-trade conditions and bull and bear scenarios. A separate terminal workspace combines live charts, a watchlist and AI analysis in modular panels, and draws the levels of a read onto the live price chart. Prices are sourced from public data providers and can lag, and the product does not place trades. The vendor labels the analysis educational and not investment advice.

Key features

  • Chart screenshot analysis in about 20 seconds
  • Market structure and key level detection
  • Trade setup with entry, invalidation and targets
  • Bull and bear scenario write-ups
  • Modular terminal with live charts and watchlist
  • No-trade conditions and confirmation checklist

Good fit for

  • →Traders sanity-checking a setup
  • →Chart readers planning entries and exits
Tags
trading
chart-analysis
technical-analysis
forex
crypto
ai
stocks

ChartPilot: questions and answers

What is ChartPilot used for?
ChartPilot is an AI chart analysis service that reads an uploaded chart screenshot and returns market structure, key levels, a trade plan and scenarios. It is a good fit for traders sanity-checking a setup, and chart readers planning entries and exits.
How much does ChartPilot cost?
ChartPilot is a paid product with no free plan. Credit-based with no subscription: 15 free credits at signup, credits never expire, and credits are refunded if an analysis fails.
Is ChartPilot open source?
No. ChartPilot is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include TaxHacker, Portfolio Performance and Rotki.
What are some alternatives to ChartPilot?
ChartPilot competes with ChartsGPT and ChartLens AI.

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