Multi-pane charts with the methodology built in: Strat bar types, levels, tool panes, and Sage beside the chart.
Charts — the workspace
Charts is a full multi-pane workspace, not a single chart. Several panes per layout, several named layouts, and any pane can be a chart or a tool — the GEX ladder, the options chain, your watchlist, Sage, and more.
What makes it ours
- The Strat on the chart. Bar types (1 / 2u / 2d / 3) print under candles; timeframe continuity is visible at a glance; the timeframes the Daily Prep flow locked in load automatically.
- Levels that mean something. Dealer positioning levels, dark pool levels, your own watchlist trigger/targets/invalidation, and Sage's annotations all draw as price lines you can toggle. Drawing tools and price alerts live on the chart too — see Drawings.
- Your ideas, on the chart. Open a chart from a watchlist card and its plan is drawn on it. Add a chart's ticker to the watchlist in one tap.
- Sage sees what you see. The coach knows which ticker, interval, and session you're looking at — and your own plan for it — and coaches against that.
The layout
- Panes in a grid with resizable gutters; focus any pane full-width; link panes with colored chains so a symbol change moves together.
- Watch rail on the side: this week's watchlist, sectors, and a quick add.
- Ticker info dock below the grid: overview, Strat read, flow context, and per-ticker notes.
- Focus mode hides the app chrome; fullscreen hides the browser's too.
- Full View fills your whole browser window with just the charts and no page scroll, so your mouse wheel and keyboard always move the chart instead of the page.
Open both from the Focus button, which lets you choose between Focused and Full View.
In Full View a slim bar stays across the top with the essentials — start your daily prep, snapshot your layout, pick which saved layout you're on, and choose how many charts you want and how they're arranged (tap the grid icon to go from one chart to a 2×2 without leaving Full View). Your ticker info and watch rail are one tap away: pull the ticker info up from the bottom edge, or slide the watch rail in from the right edge, and they float over the chart without resizing it. Press Esc to close whatever's open, and again — or tap Exit — to leave.
Where to start
On phones, Charts is a single pane with a bottom sheet for settings, levels, and the GEX view — see the mobile note on each page.