Traders who want a second read
Before taking a setup, get a structured view of the trend, the levels and the point where the idea is wrong.
Take a screenshot of any chart, from TradingView, MetaTrader, your broker or an exchange, and drop it into Edgoro. The AI reads the instrument and timeframe when they're visible, maps the market structure, lists the key levels in a table and lays out a bullish and a bearish scenario, each with a trigger, an invalidation and targets in R multiples. Then it adds a risk plan and says how confident it is, and why.
It's an educational read of the chart, written like an analyst teaching a student, not a signal service. Chart analysis is included in both plans.
Paste it, drop it or pick a PNG, JPG or WebP file; large images are resized in your browser before upload. Add a question if you have one, such as "where is a long wrong?"
Auto lets the AI pick what the chart shows best. Price Action sticks to trend, support and resistance and candle patterns. Smart Money Concepts and ICT read structure, liquidity and imbalances in their own vocabulary.
The same outline every time: market structure, a key-levels table, two scenarios with their invalidation, a risk plan and a confidence level with its reason.
Stay in the same conversation to ask about a level, a lower timeframe or your stop. You can also have an analysis read aloud by your browser's voice.
Because the outline never changes, charts are easy to compare. Below is a shortened, illustrative answer for a 1-hour chart. Levels are described as zones here; a real answer uses the prices on your chart's axis when they're readable.
Request[Screenshot: EUR/USD, 1 hour] Where would a long make sense, and where is it wrong?
Instrument & timeframe: EUR/USD, 1 hour.
Market structure: higher highs and higher lows since the last swing low; the latest pullback holds above the previous breakout level.
| Level | Type | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Session high | Resistance | Two rejections in the last day |
| Breakout level | Support | Former resistance, retested from above |
| Equal lows | Liquidity | Resting stops below the pullback |
Bullish scenario: trigger, a 1-hour close back above the session high after the breakout level holds. Invalidation, a close below the equal lows. Targets at 1R and 2R.
Bearish scenario: trigger, the equal lows swept and not reclaimed. Invalidation, a close back above the breakout level.
Risk plan: 0.5–1% risk per trade, size from the stop distance, mind the session opens and scheduled releases.
Confidence: Medium. The trend is clear, but price sits mid-range.
To act on a scenario, size the position from its invalidation with the position size calculator, and read what AI chart analysis can and can't do before relying on it.
The lens sets the vocabulary of the analysis, picked next to the message box:
The analysis works from the pixels of your screenshot: candles, swing points, trendlines, visible indicators and the price axis. It can't see what's off-screen, the live price after you took the screenshot, the order book or the news. If the axis is unreadable it describes zones instead of inventing prices, and if the image isn't a price chart, it says so.
That's why every scenario has an invalidation, and the confidence line explains what would make the read wrong. For live prices, technicals and the news behind a move, Copilot works from market data rather than a screenshot.
Before taking a setup, get a structured view of the trend, the levels and the point where the idea is wrong.
Each answer explains structure, liquidity and risk in plain words, and the lenses show how each method reads the same chart.
Forex, gold, indices, stocks or crypto: a price chart with a readable axis is enough.
| Edgoro | Doing it yourself | A generic AI chatbot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Same outline: structure, levels, scenarios, risk, confidence | Your own notes | Free-form; depends on your prompt |
| Invalidation | Every scenario has one | If you remember to write it | Only if you ask |
| Method | Auto, Price Action, SMC or ICT lens | The method you know | Whatever the prompt implies |
| Risk plan | 0.5–1% guidance, sizing from the stop | Your own rules | Only if you ask |
| History | Saved in your library with the screenshot | A screenshots folder | Chat history |
Chart analysis is included in both plans, alongside the Pine Script generator: Pro Monthly at $29 a month or Lifetime at $49 once. Monthly can be cancelled anytime in Settings, and your first purchase comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Any price chart screenshot as a PNG, JPG or WebP image: TradingView, MetaTrader, a broker's platform or an exchange. Large images are resized in your browser before upload.
The vocabulary and the focus. Price Action covers trend, support and resistance and candle patterns. Smart Money Concepts covers structure breaks, liquidity, order blocks and fair value gaps. ICT adds the higher-timeframe bias, liquidity pools, the optimal trade entry zone and session killzones. Auto lets the AI pick.
No. It's an educational reading of the chart, with scenarios and their invalidation. You decide what to trade and how much to risk.
It can only be as good as what's in the image, and it can misread small labels. That's why each answer includes an invalidation and a confidence level with its reason. Check the levels on your own chart.
No, it reads the screenshot only. Copilot, an add-on, covers live prices, technicals, news and the economic calendar.
Yes. Edgoro answers in the language you write in.
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