What's new

26 October 2026

Free for everyone, market movers, heatmaps, technicals and new public pagesNew

• Currently free: no paid plan is required. Every account gets the same limits: 16 charts per tab, 50 indicators per chart, 40,000 bars of history, 1,000 price alerts and alerts that do not expire. Read About SuperCharting.
• Market movers in the stock screener's title menu: 22 lists such as top gainers, top losers, most active, unusual volume and 52-week highs. See the guide.
• Crypto, forex and ETF screeners next to stocks and bonds, each with its own columns and filters.
• Heatmaps (Products menu): Nifty 50, Nifty Bank, Nifty 500, Sensex, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow 30, the top 100 coins with a dominance strip, US ETFs and a forex cross-rates grid. See the guide.
• Technicals panel (Products menu): oscillator, summary and moving-average gauges on ten timeframes, plus Forecast and Seasonals tabs. See technical ratings and seasonality.
• Public market pages at /markets, symbol pages and data coverage, readable without an account.
• New guides: free bar replay, backtest a Pine script online, crypto charting, a trading glossary and more in Learn; a site map.

10 October 2026

Footprint, TPO and volume profile charts; the Products menu opens real panelsNew

• Three intrabar chart types: Volume footprint, Time price opportunity (TPO) and Session volume profile, built from lower-timeframe bars (buy and sell volume per price row, TPO letters per 30-minute block, a volume profile per session, value areas from the point of control). The server serves the intrabar history from the bar cache and the symbol's feed, paced per connection.
• News Flow: a side panel with the headlines of the active symbol or of a region (world, India, Americas, Europe, Asia, Middle East & Africa), grouped by day, each opening in a new tab.
• Portfolio: holdings you enter, valued with the live quotes - market value, P&L, P&L %, day P&L and totals - saved to your account.
• Yield Curves: the US and India government curves as a chart and a table with the day's change and the 10Y−2Y spread.
• Options in the Products menu opens the option chain of the active symbol.
• Macro Maps: a heat grid of the world's main indices by region over 1D, 1W, 1M or YTD, with VIX, the dollar index, gold and silver.
• The Help Center and these release notes, from the main menu and the widget bar's help button.

6 October 2026

Community scripts, the client-side optimiser, TV Pilot, MCP and TelegramNewSecurity

• Community scripts: publish from the Script Editor (a two-step flow: title and description, then Public / Private, Open-source / Protected and categories). Published scripts appear in the Indicators dialog's Top, Trending, New and Editors' picks sections and on the public library pages at /scripts, with likes, usage counts and preview images. Protected scripts run on anyone's chart without showing their code.
• Strategy optimiser on your PC: the optimiser's backtests now run in the browser, one worker per CPU core on a Python runtime (Pyodide) with the site's script engine, so a cycle takes a fraction of a second and the server is not loaded. Same workflow as before: objective, method (Random, Random improvement, Sequential improvement, Annealing, Brute force), save criteria, timeframe sweep, CSV templates and export, results preview and parameter chart.
• TV Pilot: a chat beside the chart that reads the chart, writes and backtests scripts and finds inputs with the site's own tools. Enabled per account by the site owner.
• MCP server at /mcp: your own Claude can search symbols, read quotes and bars, set the chart, check and add scripts, run backtests and the optimiser, screen stocks, read company data, manage price alerts and take chart images, with a personal token from the Account page (stored hashed).
• Telegram for alerts: paste your bot's token once, detect the chats it can write to, pick a chat per alert, and attach a chart image drawn with the alert's level and the chart's indicators.
• Data window and Object tree panel in the widget bar.
• Security: a content security policy on every page, HSTS, plain-http requests redirected to https, request-header size limits, same-origin checks on the data sockets, per-connection message rate limits, webhooks restricted to https and public addresses, broker credentials encrypted at rest, MCP tokens stored hashed, scrypt password hashes with lockouts after failed logins, and per-user rate limits on the public feeds.
• The Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Refund Policy and Risk Disclosure pages.

4 October 2026

Broker connections, PayPal billing, chart snapshots

• Broker connections page: your own broker API credentials for data, encrypted on the server, with the fixed address to whitelist at the broker where one is needed.
• Plans: 1 month (US$30), 6 months (US$150) and 1 year (US$230), paid once per period through PayPal; no automatic renewal, a receipt by mail, and the billing page shows the plan's end date.
• Chart images for alert messages and the assistant: the last bars, the alert's level and the chart's indicators drawn server-side.
• Fundamentals on the screener: query screens in the screener.in style, a company page with key ratios, statements and industry peers, and the exchange filings of NSE stocks.
• Scales: Indexed to 100, label and countdown options on the price axis; the time zone menu with the full city list.

2 October 2026

Self-service accounts, the home page, bar replay

• Sign up, verify, forgot and reset pages: a 6-digit code confirms the address, single-use reset links expire after 30 minutes, and a password change signs out every other session.
• The public home page with features, markets, pricing and the legal links.
• Bar replay with the usual speeds, Jump to…, step and the floating toolbar; indicators and the Strategy Tester recompute as the replay advances.
• Drawing tools: the full desktop set (lines, channels, pitchforks, Fibonacci and Gann tools, patterns, Elliott waves, positions and forecasts, brushes, shapes, text) with templates, visibility on intervals, visual order and undo / redo; drawings share the desktop's JSON, so layouts move between the two.
• Layouts: save, autosave, rename, copy, recently used, open and a CSV download of the chart's bars.

September 2026

The exact edition

The web edition caught up with the desktop workstation, panel for panel:

• The chart engine on a canvas with every chart type (Bars, Candles, Hollow and Volume candles, Line, Line with markers, Step line, Area, HLC area, Baseline, Columns, High-low, Heikin Ashi, Renko, Line break, Kagi, Point & figure, Range), multi-chart layouts with crosshair / symbol / interval sync, and compare lines.
• Symbol search with category tabs and the NSE option chain; the interval and chart type menus with favourites.
• The Indicators dialog with the full standard library, indicator settings with inputs / style / visibility, and the Script Editor (Pine-compatible v5 / v6) with a live compile check.
• The Strategy Tester (Overview, Performance, Trades analysis, Risk/performance ratios, List of trades) with properties, date range, capital and detalization, and the optimiser.
• Server-side alerts (price and script conditions, the standard triggers and the 15-in-3-minutes stop rule) with webhooks and the Alerts panel and log.
• The Stock Screener (eight markets, four column sets, filter chips) and the Calendar (economic events, earnings, dividends, IPOs).
• The Watchlist with sections and the details card, the Go to date dialog, chart settings, the main menu and keyboard shortcuts.
• Tick and second timeframes built from live quotes, and a bar cache shared by every connection.