CandleDraw: CandleDraw is a canvas for drawing candlestick charts

Every time I wanted to explain a candlestick setup, I hit the same wall: the chart I needed to show did not exist yet. The textbook example. The pattern still forming. The version where the trade fails instead of works. Live charting tools are built to show what the market is doing right now, so the only way to teach with one is to screenshot it and hope the market obliges. It usually does not, and what you get is a picture full of somebody else's window chrome. CandleDraw starts from the other end. You draw the candles. Set every open, high, low and close with handles on the canvas, or generate a chart from measured market statistics, or import a CSV of real prices, or sketch the shape of a move as a zig-zag and convert it into a real candle sequence. Then annotate it, replay it candle by candle, and export a clean image. The second thing it became was a teaching tool, because educators have this problem worst. They need the chart that makes the point, and then they need to set it as homework and mark what comes back on the same chart. That is the Education Hub, built on the same canvas. What it is not: there is no market feed. Nothing is live, nothing updates by itself, and it offers no signals and no advice. It is a drawing instrument for explaining charts.