Upload one screenshot. Readout reads the price range and structure on your image, then returns the entry reference, the invalidation level and the target zones — with the risk-reward math already worked out.
Illustrative output · synthetic data, not a live market call
Every scan returns the same skeleton: symbol and timeframe read back to you, the visible price range, key levels, an entry reference, an invalidation level, targets and the risk-to-reward ratio. Sections you can point at — not a wall of prose.
A vision model looks at your actual pixels — axis ticks, candles, wicks, volume bars. If the screenshot is too cropped or too blurry to read, it returns Wait and tells you why, instead of inventing levels to fill the page.
Every price is checked against the range printed on your screenshot. Numbers that fall outside get flagged as unresolved rather than drawn. The ratio comes from those same numbers — you can redo the arithmetic yourself.
TradingView, your broker's app, a photo of a monitor — drop it in or paste it. PNG, JPG or WebP. No login, no API key, nothing to install.
Symbol, timeframe and the y-axis come first, then candles, structure and volume. If it can't read the axis, it says so — that's the part most tools skip.
Color bands drawn back onto your own image, plus IF / THEN conditions, three scenario levels and the risk-reward ratio. Download the annotated PNG or copy the report.
Not a chat reply. A fixed layout: zones drawn on your own screenshot, the levels behind them, and the arithmetic that connects them.
Credits are per scan, not per minute or per seat. No auto-renew on the credit pack, cancel the subscription any time.
Prices in USD. Taxes may apply depending on your country. 7-day refund on first purchase — see Terms.
Any candlestick chart where the price axis is visible: TradingView, broker terminals, mobile trading apps, screenshots of a screener. PNG, JPG and WebP are supported, up to about 8 MB.
Two things break the read: a chart cropped so the y-axis disappears, and a screenshot so small that the axis labels can't be resolved. When that happens the report says Wait with a reason instead of guessing.
Yes — the model reads what's on the image, not a fixed symbol list. US stocks, ETFs, A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, crypto pairs, forex and futures all work, as long as the chart is a standard candlestick chart.
There's a market-context switch for candle colours: green-up for US/global markets, red-up for A-shares, so the bands and the colour language match what you're looking at.
No. Readout does not provide investment advice, recommendations, or signals. It doesn't tell you to buy or sell anything, and it won't manage a position for you.
What it does is technical: it reads the structure on your screenshot and describes levels — where the chart shows support and resistance, where a setup would be invalidated, what the risk-to-reward arithmetic looks like. You decide what to do with that, and you carry the risk. We don't publish win rates, backtest numbers, or return promises, because none of those would be honest.
They're used to produce the analysis you asked for and are not used to train models. Every report carries a line saying it was generated by an AI vision model.
In the current build the image is sent from your browser to the vision model and the result comes back to your browser; the annotated image and history are stored locally on your device. When the hosted version launches, storage and retention will be described in the Privacy Policy before you're asked to pay for anything.
Three, and no card is required. That's enough to run it on charts you already know the answer to — the honest way to test whether the reading is any good.
After that you can buy a 10-scan pack for $9.90 with no subscription, or go Pro for unlimited scans. See pricing.
From your account page in one click — no email, no retention call. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for, and the subscription stops renewing.
The 10-scan pack isn't a subscription at all, so there's nothing to cancel. First purchases are covered by a 7-day refund; details in the Terms.
It can happen — vision models misread symbols, timeframes and axis values, and this product is built around that risk rather than pretending it doesn't exist. The report shows you what it read (symbol, timeframe, visible price range) so you can catch a mistake immediately, and out-of-range prices are flagged instead of drawn.
You can correct the symbol or timeframe and re-run without burning an extra credit. If a scan is clearly unusable, contact us and we'll return the credit.
No. The public version is turnkey. The self-hosted development build lets you point it at your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint — that's for developers, and we share the spec on request.
It needs levels, an invalidation, and a number for what you're risking. That takes one screenshot.
