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IntelliScan
Paste any TradingView indicator or strategy — scan every futures coin with it.
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About IntelliScan
TradingView shows your Pine Script™ on one chart at a time. IntelliScan reads the same script with its own in-browser engine, tells you exactly how much of it it understood, reads the logic back in plain English, then runs it bar-by-bar across hundreds of USDT perpetuals on Binance, Bybit or OKX — grouping the coins where your long or short trigger just fired, ranked by confidence. Script inputs become adjustable controls, optional filters add BTC-regime, 1D-confirmation, correlation and volume gates, and nothing you paste ever leaves your browser.
How to use
- Paste your Pine indicator or strategy (v4 / v5 / v6) and hit Analyze
- Check the understood % and the plain-English read-back of your logic
- Pick exchange, timeframe, universe size, signal window and optional filters
- Run the scan, open any coin for the detail read, export CSV or a branded PDF
FAQ
Is this affiliated with TradingView?
No. Pine Script™ is a trademark of TradingView, Inc. IntelliScan is an independent, clean-room interpreter of a practical subset of the language, built from scratch. Results can differ from TradingView's engine — always verify a signal on the chart before acting.
Is my script uploaded anywhere?
No. The engine runs entirely in your browser: parsing, execution and scanning all happen on your machine. The only network requests are for public candle data from the exchange you pick.
How much Pine does it support?
Most of what real indicators use: ta.* (EMA, SMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger, ATR, Supertrend, DMI/ADX, SAR, stochastic, pivots, crossovers, and more), math.*, inputs, if/else, loops, user functions, tuples, arrays, plotshape/alertcondition and strategy.entry. It tells you the exact unsupported calls before scanning. request.security (multi-timeframe), switch and libraries aren't supported yet.
Which markets does it scan?
USDT perpetual futures on Binance, Bybit and OKX, ranked by 24h volume — you choose the exchange, the timeframe from 1m to 1W, and how many coins to scan.
How does it find my long and short signals?
It reads your alertcondition, plotshape/plotchar and strategy.entry calls and infers direction from their names, styles and locations. If your script only defines booleans like long / short, it wires those up automatically and tells you it did.
What do the confidence bands mean?
Every match starts at a base score for firing inside your signal window; enabled filters add to it — 1D confirmation, BTC-regime alignment, BTC correlation, and liquidity standing. High is 75+, medium 55+. The formula is fixed and shown honestly; it never depends on any partner relationship.