Read a chart against your plan
Helix can look at a chart and tell you how the setup lines up with your own plan. Drop or paste a chart image into the chat and you get a quick, scannable read, graded against the rules you already trade, not generic advice.
This is not a signal service and it never makes the trade for you. Helix surfaces what it sees and how it fits your plan. The decision is always yours.
Open Helix from the sidebar, or press the Ask Helix button at the top of the nav.
Send it a chart
Open Helix from the sidebar. It lives at
/helix.Add your chart image one of three ways: drag the file onto the message box, paste it straight from your clipboard, or tap the image button to pick a file. You can attach a screenshot from any platform you use, like MetaTrader or TradingView.
When your image is attached, a shortcut appears: Analyze this chart against my plan. Tap it, or type your own question, then send.
Helix replies with a plan-fit card on top and its full notes below.
The verdict, and when to act on it
The card leads with a Plan-fit verdict. It is the one-line read on how the setup sits against your plan. There are three:
Fits your plan - the setup lines up with how you have said you trade. This is a green light to look closer, not a promise it will work.
Trade with caution - the setup is workable but something is off, like size, timing, or a level that is not clean. Slow down and check the note before you commit.
Conflicts with your plan - the setup goes against one or more of your own rules. You will see it noted here rather than blocked. You can still take the trade, but you are trading against your plan and now you know it.
Under the verdict, a short note explains the read in plain terms, so you know exactly why Helix landed where it did.
Scenarios, levels, and stats
Below the verdict the card lays out the map for the setup.
Scenarios - up to two ways the chart could play out, a bull and a bear case. Each one shows the trigger that would put it in play, the target it points to, the risk-to-reward on it, and a confidence read of low, med, or high. It is a quick way to see both sides before you pick one.
Key levels - the price levels that matter, each with a label. Targets, stops, and invalidation levels are marked so you can see where the setup lives and where it breaks.
Quick stats - small chips that tie the setup back to your own history, like how this kind of setup has treated you before. They read good, bad, or neutral at a glance.
Every part of the card is optional. If the chart does not support a bear case, or there is nothing useful to say about levels, that section simply does not show. You only see what actually applies.
Good to know
Helix grades against your active plan. The sharper your plan rules, the sharper the read. If you have a plan attached and up to date, you get more out of every chart.
The card sits on top for a fast scan. The written notes underneath go deeper, so read both when a setup matters.
Nothing here gates you. Helix flags, marks, and explains. It never stops you from taking a trade.