Kandle - Chart Insights

Kandle - Chart Insights

Technical analysis from a chart image—nothing else needed.

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Most trading tools assume you need charts, data feeds, and indicators set up first. Kandle works differently. You upload an image of a candlestick chart—screenshots, TradingView charts, or photos—and get clear technical analysis in seconds. If indicators are already visible on the chart, Kandle considers them in the insight. It explains trend, structure, key levels, and possible scenarios in plain language—built for fast clarity, not more dashboards.
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Quantdesk
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This is Kandle. You upload an image of a candlestick chart and it returns a technical analysis for that chart. If indicators are already present in the image, they’re considered in the analysis. That’s it. I’m sharing it here to see how people react to this approach and whether it’s useful in real trading workflows.
Pankaj Choudhary

Not a replacement for my own analysis, but helpful as a second opinion.

Prashant

the idea to get on the fly technical analysis based on chart snapshot seems to be quite useful for traders/investors.

will try this out.

ElevenApril

Congrats on the launch! 🚀 To answer your question about the workflow: YES, this approach is super valid, especially for mobile.

Often I see a chart on X (Twitter) or Discord while on my phone, and I don't want to open a trading app and set up indicators just to sanity-check a pattern. Snapping a screenshot is 10x faster.

I'm curious about the 'Vision' capabilities—does Kandle recognize existing indicators drawn on the chart (like moving averages or fib lines), or does it analyze raw price action only? Upvoted!

Quantdesk

@elevenapril Yes, it does recognize the indicators.

Devi Donald

Insights out removes a lot of setup friction, especially for quick checks or learning TA. If it stays clear about uncertainty and avoids overconfidence, this could be a really handy second opinion tool for traders.