Describe the setup. Scan every chart for it.
A screener that needs you to write the formula has moved the hard part, not removed it. Say what you are looking for the way you would say it out loud — "RSI below 30 with a volume surge on 15m" — and the scanner parses it, sweeps every chart, and ranks what it finds by how that exact condition actually behaved.
20 free creditsNo card required
Plain English is the query language
There is no formula editor and no screener syntax. The condition you describe is parsed into something exact, and you can see what it became before it runs, so a scan that returns nothing tells you about the market rather than about your punctuation.
Every chart, every run
The sweep covers each instrument on the timeframe you named, every time, without getting bored or skipping the one you have a feeling about. This is the part of trading a machine is unambiguously better at than a person, and it is worth automating long before execution is.
Backtested before it is ranked
Each match is replayed on history and scored, and the list is ordered by that score. So the top of the list is the setup with the best evidence behind it on that chart, not the one whose move looks loudest on the day. A scanner that ranks by magnitude is just showing you what already happened.
- ScanSweep every instrument on your timeframe for the condition.
- DrawMark support and resistance around each match.
- RankReplay the condition on history and order the list by the result.
What the score means, exactly
It is the backtested quality of that exact condition on that exact chart — nothing more. It is not a prediction, it is not a rating of the company or coin, and it does not carry across to a different timeframe. Read it as "this condition has behaved well here before", which is a genuinely useful thing to know and a long way from a recommendation.
Market scanner questions, answered
Do I need to write formulas to use the scanner?
No. You describe the condition in plain English and the scanner parses it. There is no screener syntax to learn.
What does the score on each result mean?
It is the backtested quality of that exact condition on that exact chart and timeframe. It is evidence about the past, not a prediction, and it does not transfer to other timeframes.
Which instruments does a scan cover?
Nifty 50, Bank Nifty, Sensex, Gold (XAU/USD) and Bitcoin, on the timeframe you name.
Can I turn a scan into a strategy?
Yes. A condition worth scanning for is usually worth testing properly, and the strategy builder takes the same plain-English description and backtests it trade by trade.
Does a scan cost credits?
Scans run on credits. You start with 20 free and no card; your plan sets the monthly allowance after that.
Keep reading
Start with 20 free credits
No card, no trial countdown. Build a strategy, backtest it on real candles and see the terminal with your own instruments before you decide anything.