A free workspace for Smart Money / ICT traders — mark up your charts, journal every backtest and live trade, and build your own knowledge base. All in your browser, all private.
Mark it up, write it down, turn repetition into an edge — without juggling five apps.
Paste a screenshot and mark it up — market structure, fair-value gaps, order blocks, liquidity, killzones. Your setups, drawn your way, saved under a strategy for review.
Log every backtest and live trade with entry, outcome, R and notes. Win rate, average R and expectancy build themselves as you go.
Your own ICT playbook — strategy cards, checklists, linked notes, flow diagrams.
A DST-aware clock — Asia, London, NY and the killzones, always in your timezone.
Everything stays in your browser. Back up to a file or your own Google Drive.
Turn what you see into a record, and turn that record into an edge.
Drop in a screenshot and draw your structure, zones and liquidity. Save it under a strategy.
Log the backtest or live trade with its outcome, R and your notes. Stats build themselves.
Filter by strategy, read your own lessons, and let the numbers show you what works.
Charts Analysis is local-first: your charts, notes and trades live right in your browser — not on our servers. Nothing to leak, nothing to sell. Export a backup file or connect your own Google Drive whenever you want a copy.
Yes — the workspace is free to use, no card required. Create an account and start annotating and journaling right away.
No. Charts Analysis runs in your browser on a laptop or desktop. Just open it and go.
In your own browser, on your device. It doesn't live on our servers. You can export a backup file or back up to your own Google Drive any time.
It's built around Smart Money / ICT concepts, but the annotation, journal and knowledge base work for any discretionary style.
Charts Analysis is a study & journaling workspace. Automated broker/MT5 execution is a separate product — ask us for early access.
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