Traders who open ten tabs before a session
Price, news, calendar and sentiment in one question instead of a morning of tabs.
Copilot is a chat that handles the trading-desk chores. Ask for a technical snapshot of gold on the 4-hour, why bitcoin is moving, or which high-impact USD releases are out this week, and it answers from live market data, news with links and the economic calendar. Tell it a level and it pings you on Telegram or by email when price gets there. Connect TradingView and your indicator alerts reach your phone and your journal.
It describes markets; it doesn't advise. Copilot never places trades, never asks for broker or exchange keys and never tells you what to buy.
"Give me a technical snapshot of EURUSD on the 1h." "Which high-impact USD news is out this week?" "Tell me when BTC reaches 100,000."
Market data, news search, the economic calendar, sentiment, prediction-market odds, web research with sources or the sizing tool: up to ten tool calls per request, then one answer.
Telegram for alerts, Google Sheets or Notion for your journal, Google Calendar for releases and sessions, TradingView for your indicator alerts. Each one is a click away in the Apps tab.
Price alerts checked every 5 minutes, TradingView alerts relayed as clean messages, and a weekly recap of your signals and trades by email or Telegram.
Sizing is the kind of question Copilot answers with a calculation rather than an opinion. Here's a request and a shortened answer. The numbers come from Copilot's sizing tool, which converts pip values with live rates; the wording of a real answer varies.
RequestSize a trade: $10,000 account, 1% risk, EURUSD long, entry 1.0850, stop 1.0825.
Risk: 100 USD (1% of 10,000 USD).
Stop distance: 25 pips. Pip value: 10 USD per standard lot.
Size: 0.4 lots (40,000 units). Round down to your broker's lot step.
| Target | Price |
|---|---|
| 1R | 1.0875 |
| 2R | 1.0900 |
| 3R | 1.0925 |
Once you've told Copilot your account size, risk and markets, it remembers them, so the next question can be shorter. The same calculation is free on the position size calculator.
Live price, 24-hour change, EMA 20/50/200, RSI, ATR, trend and key levels such as the previous day's high, low and close and classic pivots, for forex majors, gold and crypto, from 15-minute to daily. Indices, oil and stocks get live quotes and the day's range. A multi-timeframe view says whether the timeframes agree.
The latest articles about a market with their source and a link, the week's releases by currency and impact with forecast and previous, crowd sentiment from search interest (plus the Fear & Greed index, funding and open interest for crypto), and market-implied odds from prediction markets.
Up to 20 price alerts at a time, delivered on Telegram or by email. Paste your personal webhook link into a TradingView alert and each signal from your indicators is relayed to Telegram and logged in your journal; Copilot writes the alert message for your Edgoro indicators.
Tell Copilot about a trade and it logs it in a Google Sheet in your own Drive, or as notes in Notion. Ask for a summary and it computes win rate, average win and loss in R, expectancy, profit factor and your longest losing streak, by symbol, side, weekday and session.
Price, news, calendar and sentiment in one question instead of a morning of tabs.
Your TradingView signals on your phone and in a journal, without building the plumbing.
A journal that fills itself from your alerts, and an honest summary of your own numbers.
| Edgoro | Doing it yourself | A generic AI chatbot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market data | Live prices and technicals from market data | Charts and tabs | General knowledge; live data varies |
| Alerts | Price and TradingView alerts on Telegram | Each platform's own alerts | Not designed for it |
| Journal | Logged in Google Sheets or Notion, stats in R | A spreadsheet you maintain | Only what you paste in |
| Position sizing | Calculated with live conversion rates | A calculator | Possible; check the maths |
| Advice | Facts and calculations, no recommendations | Your call | Depends on the prompt |
Copilot is an add-on at $12 a month, on top of a plan (Pro Monthly at $29 a month or Lifetime at $49 once). Add it when you choose your plan or later from Settings, and stop it anytime: access runs to the end of the paid month.
No. It reads markets, sends alerts and keeps your journal. It can't place, change or close trades, and it never asks for broker or exchange keys.
Full technical snapshots for forex majors, gold and crypto on 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour and daily timeframes. Indices, oil, silver and stocks get live quotes, the day's change and the day's range.
Copilot gives you a personal webhook link. Paste it into a TradingView alert's webhook field with the message Copilot writes for you, and each alert is relayed to Telegram and logged. Webhooks need a paid TradingView plan with two-factor sign-in.
Prices are checked every 5 minutes. When a level is reached you get one message and the alert turns off. You can have up to 20 at once.
In a Google Sheet created in your own Drive, or in your Notion workspace under one journal page. It stays yours.
Fair use covers 300 Copilot requests and 3,000 relayed alerts per month.
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Answer a few questions about how you trade, choose a plan, add Copilot, and link Telegram in one tap.
Instant access after checkout. 7-day money-back guarantee on your first purchase.
Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Edgoro is a software tool, not a broker or financial adviser: nothing it produces is investment advice, and past or backtested performance does not guarantee future results.