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Trade Pilot

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Chrome extension that adds an AI copilot to TradingView, analyzing charts, drawing levels and writing, fixing and backtesting Pine Script from plain English.

About Trade Pilot

TradePilot is an AI copilot that runs inside TradingView through a Chrome extension. You type requests in plain English and it reads the chart, marks support and resistance, adds indicators, switches symbols, pulls market data, scans a watchlist, sets alerts and changes chart settings. The site describes dozens of chart commands and positions it as a copilot, not an autopilot, with the strategy staying yours.

Pine Script is a major part. Describe a strategy and it writes a script that is checked against TradingView's own compiler before reaching your editor, so it compiles; you can edit the script in plain English and it rewrites the exact lines, and syntax errors are detected and patched. Prompts such as building an RSI divergence strategy and asking for net profit and drawdown after a backtest are shown as examples.

Installation is one click from the Chrome Web Store, after which TradePilot appears in the TradingView sidebar. It is a commercial hosted add-on meant to assist with chart reading and scripting rather than trade automatically, and monthly plans include a 7-day free trial.

Key features

  • Plain-English chart analysis inside TradingView
  • Support and resistance levels drawn on the chart
  • Pine Script generation checked to compile
  • Edit and fix scripts by describing changes
  • Backtest results with net profit and drawdown
  • Watchlist scans and alert setup
  • Chrome extension in the TradingView sidebar

Good fit for

  • Building a Pine Script strategy without coding
  • Marking levels and scanning a watchlist quickly
Tags
tradingview
pine-script
ai-copilot
trading
chrome-extension
backtesting
technical-analysis

Trade Pilot: questions and answers

What is Trade Pilot used for?
Trade Pilot is a Chrome extension that adds an AI copilot to TradingView, analyzing charts, drawing levels and writing, fixing and backtesting Pine Script from plain English. It is a good fit for building a Pine Script strategy without coding, and marking levels and scanning a watchlist quickly.
How much does Trade Pilot cost?
Paid plans for Trade Pilot start at $19 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Trade Pilot open source?
No. Trade Pilot is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Actual Budget, Firefly III and Sure.
What are some alternatives to Trade Pilot?
Other SaaS products in the Finance & Accounting category include Chart Nomads Edge, ChartPilot and Chartvio.

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