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IntelliChart
Custom-interval candlestick charts with indicators and your own Pine — compare two timeframes at once.
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About IntelliChart
Most charts lock you to 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h. IntelliChart lets you type the interval you actually want — 2m, 5.2m, 7m, 90m, 4h, 3D, anything ≥ 1 minute — and builds those candles by aggregating the exchange's public data by time. Put two timeframes of the same market side by side (say 5m next to 90m) to line up the fast and slow picture at a glance. On top of that: standard indicators computed locally (EMA, SMA, Bollinger and VWAP on price; RSI and MACD in their own panes), and any TradingView Pine you paste, run through the same clean-room engine as IntelliScan and drawn on both charts with its plots and buy/sell markers. A crosshair reads OHLC and every indicator value bar by bar, and each chart exports to PNG. Only candles are fetched — pasted code never leaves your browser.
How to use
- Pick an exchange and symbol, then type any timeframe — e.g. 2m, 5.2m, 90m
- Tick “compare a second timeframe” to place two intervals side by side
- Toggle the indicators you want, or paste a TradingView Pine indicator
- Hover for the bar-by-bar read-out, then export each chart as a PNG
FAQ
How do custom timeframes work?
Exchanges only serve standard intervals, so IntelliChart fetches the finest sensible one (1m, 5m, 1h or 1D depending on your interval) and groups those candles into the exact bucket you asked for. It works for any period ≥ 1 minute, including odd or fractional ones like 5.2m — it's a close aggregation, not an official exchange interval, so treat the newest bar as still forming.
Can I really compare two timeframes at once?
Yes. Turn on the compare toggle and you get two charts of the same symbol side by side, each on its own custom interval, sharing the indicators and any pasted Pine. Great for pairing a fast entry timeframe with a slower trend one.
Does the pasted Pine really run?
Yes — it uses the same in-browser Pine engine as IntelliScan. It compiles your script, runs it bar-by-bar on each chart's candles, and draws every plot() line plus any plotshape/strategy.entry markers. Unsupported calls (like request.security) are reported instead of failing silently.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Only public candle data is fetched from the exchange. Everything else — the timeframe aggregation, indicators, pasted Pine, the drawing — happens in your browser.