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ChartSense AI is analysis software for traders. It turns a chart, or live market data, into a structured report with key levels, chart patterns, order-book context, risk metrics and news context.

All six tools sit behind one login: Live Analysis, Screenshot Analysis, 3D MetaScan, Catalyst Scanner, Market Conviction and Trading Psychologist. Every plan includes all of them.

The trial is a one-time $1 payment that gives you 5 credits. It does not renew automatically, so nothing is charged after it.

• All six tools are available during the trial.
• 5 credits cover, for example, five Regular scans, or fewer if you choose Premium scans. See what each tool costs.
• When your credits run out, you choose whether to pick a monthly plan.
• The $1 trial is non-refundable.

1. Log in to your account and open the analyzer dashboard.
2. Choose a tab. For a first scan, use Live Analysis (crypto) or Screenshot Analysis (any chart image).
3. Set it up. For Live Analysis, pick the exchange, coin, market type and timeframe. For a screenshot, upload your chart image.
4. Pick Regular or Premium. Regular costs 1 credit. Premium costs 2 and uses our more advanced AI model.
5. Start the scan. Most scans finish in about 2 minutes. Keep the page open while it runs.
6. Read and save. Your report appears on the page. Export it to PDF whenever you like.

The ChartSense AI User Guide walks through running a live or screenshot analysis, what every report section means, tips for better results and the tools' limitations. This help center covers everything around it: each tool's details, credits, billing and fixes.

No to both. ChartSense AI is analysis software. It never connects to your exchange to place trades, and it does not tell you what to buy or sell.

Reports are generated by AI from market data. They can contain errors and guarantee no outcome. Trading involves substantial risk of loss, so always make your own decisions.

The numbers are calculated from the data. The AI writes the explanation around them in the same structure on every scan.

1. Open the Live Analysis tab.
2. Choose the exchange, the coin and its quote asset (for example USDT).
3. Choose the market type (spot or futures) if the exchange offers both.
4. Choose the timeframe.
5. Choose Regular or Premium, then start the scan.

The scan pulls fresh candles, the order book and funding data, runs the calculations, and writes the report. Credits are spent when the scan starts.

Both use the same market data and the same calculated numbers. Premium uses a more advanced AI model to write the report. Use Regular for routine checks and Premium when you want the deepest write-up.

Timeframes: 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1d, 1w and 1mo.

Exchanges: the list in the dropdown comes from our market-data provider and covers many major exchanges. If an exchange or pair you want is missing, it isn't available from the data provider.

Higher-timeframe alignment: for most timeframes the report also checks the next higher one (for example 15m is compared with 1h, and 1h with 4h), so you can see whether the bigger trend agrees.

Live Analysis is built for crypto because it relies on exchange order books, funding rates and liquidation data. For forex pairs, gold and other metals, upload a chart image to Screenshot Analysis instead.

1. Open the Screenshot Analysis tab.
2. Drop in your chart image, or choose a file. Common image formats such as PNG and JPG work, up to 5 MB.
3. If the symbol isn't visible on your chart, enter it manually.
4. Choose Regular or Premium and start the scan.

The report reads the chart itself, adds news and sentiment context for the asset, and presents everything in the same structure as every other report.

Screenshot Analysis works with crypto, forex and metals charts, from any platform.

• Forex pairs such as EUR/USD or GBP/JPY.
• Metals: gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
• US Dollar Index (DXY).

The timeframe is read from the chart itself. Labels in MetaTrader style (M15, H4, D1) and TradingView style (15, 60, 240) are both understood. For forex and metals, news context comes from forex and macro news sources, such as rate decisions, inflation data and central-bank headlines.

• Include the price axis, the symbol and the timeframe label in the image.
• Crop out menus, watchlists and other clutter, but keep the candles and axes.
• Use a sharp image. Blurry or very small screenshots are harder to read accurately.
• Keep the chart zoomed so individual candles are visible.
• Light or dark chart themes both work.

MetaScan rebuilds a flat chart as a 3D scene so you can look at it from any angle.

• Candles, volume and RSI sit in separate 3D layers.
• EMA 20, EMA 50 and Bollinger bands are drawn on top.
• A Monte Carlo forecast fan runs forward from the last candle, so you can see the risk range in space.

The toolbar on the scene lets you jump between ALL (the whole chart), LAST (the most recent candles), 2D (a flat view) and SPIN (a slow automatic rotation).

Tap a candle or a section of the scene and ask the AI about it. Answers are intentionally short, usually one or two sentences, so you can keep exploring without reading a long report.

1. Open the Catalyst Scanner tab.
2. Enter your coins separated by commas, for example BTC, ETH, SOL.
3. Choose the exchange and timeframe.
4. Confirm the credit cost when prompted, then start the scan.

You can scan up to 25 coins at a time. Duplicates are removed automatically.

Each coin is scored on seven signals, including volatility squeeze, volume and news catalysts. The score and every signal behind it are calculated from market data.

Switch between list view (every signal in detail) and heatmap view (the whole watchlist at a glance).

News catalysts are flagged when recent headlines mention events such as halvings, network upgrades, listings, partnerships, ETFs or legal and regulatory action.

Each coin costs 1 credit, so scanning 10 coins costs 10 credits. The app shows the total and asks you to confirm before it starts.

Your watchlist is saved to your account, so you don't have to retype it next time.

Market Conviction is a single gauge that summarises how strong the crypto market's current direction is, based on Bitcoin and Ethereum.

It is calculated from:

• Price trend
• Momentum
• Volume
• The Fear & Greed index
• Fresh headlines

Every input is shown so you can see why the gauge reads the way it does.

No. The score, the state and every number are calculated from real data. The AI only writes the plain-English explanation of the result and can never change the score.

You get a Discipline Score from 0 to 100 plus a coaching report.

• Performance numbers: win rate, payoff ratio, profit factor, loss streaks and trades per day.
• Behavior flags such as overtrading, bigger size after losses and late-night trading, each with the evidence behind it.
• Score breakdown across frequency control, response to losses, risk management, sizing consistency and entry discipline.
• Coaching that points to the habits most worth fixing.

The numbers and the score are calculated from your trades. The AI only explains them.

There are three ways to provide your trades:

Exports from most major exchanges and platforms work, including Binance, Bybit, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, MetaTrader and TradingView.

1. Open the Trading Psychologist tab.
2. Choose how you'll provide trades: file, pasted text or screenshot.
3. Check your time zone so late-night and session timing are read correctly.
4. Start the analysis. It uses 10 credits.

If the AI step fails, your 10 credits are refunded automatically.

Your most recent 10 Psychologist reports are saved to your account so you can revisit them. You can delete a single report or clear all of them from the history panel on the same tab.

• The more trades you include, the more reliable the patterns are. A very small sample can only show so much.
• Exports with profit and loss columns give the most accurate numbers. If they're missing, results are estimated from your entries and exits.
• For some trades, the report may compare your entry with market conditions at that moment.
• If no strong behavioral red flags are found, the report says so and focuses on strengths and consistency.

Every report follows the same structure, so you can compare one with the next.

After a Live or Screenshot report, you can ask Sensei follow-up questions about it.

• One session costs 1 credit and includes 3 questions.
• Need more? Start another session for 1 credit to ask 3 more.
• Sensei answers from the report itself. If you ask for detail the report doesn't contain, it says so rather than inventing it.

Any report can be exported to PDF from the report page, so you can keep it, print it or share it.

Past analyses are listed in your history. You can clear it at any time, and clearing it can't be undone.

Costs are set by our servers, so the price shown is the price charged.

Every plan includes all six tools and PDF export. Credits renew each month, and bigger plans lower the cost per credit.

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No. If a scan fails because of a problem on our side or with the AI or data service, the credits for that scan are returned to your balance automatically. Credits are only spent when the work actually starts.

If a credit balance looks wrong, contact support with the tool, the time and the coin, and we'll check it.

When your balance can't cover an action, the tool tells you and offers an upgrade link. Your options:

• Upgrade to a bigger plan.
• Start a plan if you were on the $1 trial.
• Use cheaper tools: a Regular scan costs 1 credit, a Premium scan costs 2.

Your balance is set to your plan's credit amount when you join or change a plan.

Open your account page and choose a different plan, or pick one from the pricing section. Your credit balance is set to the new plan's amount when the change goes through.

You can cancel a monthly plan at any time from your account page. There are no cancellation fees. The $1 trial never renews, so there's nothing to cancel.

• Cancel a monthly plan within 7 days of your first plan payment and, if you haven't used any credits, you get a full refund.
• The $1 trial is non-refundable.
• Credits for scans that fail are returned automatically. See Do I lose credits if a scan fails?

• Make sure you're logged in, and that your membership is active.
• Use the password reset on the login page if you've forgotten your password.
• If you just bought a plan, refresh the page after payment completes.

Still stuck? Contact support.

1. Keep the page open while a scan runs. Scans can take around 2 minutes, and Psychologist reports can take longer.
2. If it shows an error, wait a minute and try again. Your credits were refunded automatically.
3. If the same scan fails twice, try a different timeframe or exchange, or use Screenshot Analysis for that chart.
4. Still failing? Contact support with the tool, coin, timeframe and time of the failure.

To keep the service fast for everyone, there is a limit on how many scans an account can run per hour. Wait a while and try again.

Your page session expired. Refresh the page (and log in again if asked), then retry.

The action costs more credits than your balance. Check the cost table, then pick a cheaper option or add credits. Nothing is charged when this message appears.

• Use a normal image file such as PNG or JPG, not a PDF or a link.
• Keep it under 5 MB. Cropping or exporting at a lower resolution usually fixes this.
• Make sure the image really contains a chart with a visible price axis.

• "File is too large": files are limited to 2 MB. Export a shorter date range.
• "Please upload a .csv, .tsv, .txt or .xlsx": convert old .xls files to .xlsx or .csv.
• "Pasted text is too long": paste your most recent trades only (limit 256 KB).
• "We could not read trades from that screenshot": use a sharper, closer crop of the table, or upload the CSV export instead.

A single scan accepts up to 25 coins. Split a longer watchlist into batches. Enter at least one symbol, separated by commas, and use the exchange's ticker (for example BTC, not Bitcoin).

• Check the ticker, the quote asset (USDT, USD and so on) and the market type (spot or futures).
• Very new or low-volume pairs may not have enough history for analysis.
• Try another exchange that lists the same pair, or upload a chart image to Screenshot Analysis.

Reports combine calculated numbers with AI-written explanations. The calculations come straight from market data. The AI writing can still make mistakes or miss context.

• Check key levels against your own chart before acting.
• Past patterns don't guarantee future results.
• Use reports as one input, never the only one.

• ChartSense never asks for exchange API keys or connects to your trading accounts.
• Chart images and trade files are used to produce your report.
• Reports are saved to your account history, which you can clear yourself (Psychologist reports can be deleted one by one or all at once).
• Avoid including personal details such as account numbers in screenshots.

The animated scan and the interactive 3D chart on the home page use simulated BTC/USDT candles so you can see how the tools look. They are not live prices and not trading signals. A real scan uses live exchange data for the coin and timeframe you choose.