About
A second pair of eyes on every chart you trade.
Trade Eyes started with a small problem: three of us kept sending each other TradingView screenshots and asking the same question — am I seeing this right? The answers took hours. The setups moved in minutes. So we built a tool that answers in eight seconds.
What it is
You upload a chart screenshot — from TradingView, MetaTrader, Binance, Webull, or a screenshot of a screenshot. Vision AI reads the candles, marks the levels, names the pattern, and returns a plain-English plan: bias, entry zone, stop, take-profit, and the specific risk that could break the trade.
No account, no card, no scroll marathon. The first analysis is free. If it earns your trust, we ship the journal, the alerts, and the multi-timeframe reader after that.
What it is not
- — Not a broker. We never touch your funds and we never route orders.
- — Not a signal group. There is no Telegram channel, no VIP room, no upsell ladder.
- — Not financial advice. Every output includes the risk that could invalidate it, and you make the call.
- — Not a scanner. We read the chart you send us, not a feed of candles.
By the numbers
- Analyses run
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- Markets
- 5
- Languages
- 26
Numbers refresh every few minutes. We show what the database shows — no rounded-up marketing figures.
How we think about the product
Most trading tools are built for quants. Trade Eyes is built for the person who is late to work, has two positions open, and needs to know whether the pullback on BBCA is a buy or a trap — right now.
We optimize for one number: the seconds between opening the app and having something useful to do. Every feature we add gets tested against that. If it does not shorten the loop, it does not ship.
Roadmap, in the open
- Now. Single-chart analysis, guest trial, coin packs and Pro subscriptions.
- Next. Auto trade journal, chat-with-your-chart follow-ups, multi-timeframe stitching.
- Soon. Watchlist snapshots with Vision Alerts, weekly digest, public community feed.
Contact
Bug, feature request, or a screenshot the model got wrong — send it in from the app or through the support link on your account page. Everything gets read.