Supercharts
Render years of price history instantly, split up to 8 linked charts in one layout, and switch timeframes without losing your place.
Charting platform · Desktop / Web / Mobile
Read every market as one clear chart.
Stocks, forex, crypto and futures in one quiet, powerful workspace — 100+ indicators, smart alerts and Pine Script, alongside 90 million traders.
90M+ traders worldwide
Free plan available
Code-signed installers
90M+
Active traders
100+
Connected exchanges
150K+
Community scripts
4.8★
Average rating
Core capabilities
Everything you need to read the tape.
From your first moving average to a fully backtested strategy — tools that grow with you.
Smart alerts
Trigger on price, indicators or drawings and push to desktop, phone, email or webhook — even when the app is closed.
Pine Script
Write, backtest and publish your own indicators and strategies in a language built for trading — plus 150K+ community scripts.
Decisions you can hold,
from markets you can read.
Drop the symbols you follow into a watchlist that syncs across devices — layouts, alerts and scripts travel with your account.
- Watchlists and layouts synced across devices
- Multi-asset live data, one consistent UI
- Built-in paper trading, zero risk to practice
WatchlistLive
- BTCUSD68,420.5+2.41%
- ETHUSD3,512.8+1.18%
- AAPL214.30-0.62%
- NVDA126.85+3.07%
- TSLA182.44+0.94%
- SOLUSD154.20+4.62%
- EURUSD1.0842-0.11%
Coverage
Watch every market that moves you.
StocksETFsForexCrypto
FuturesIndicesBondsOptionsEconomy
Download
On every device you use.
One account across desktop, web and mobile — layouts, watchlists and alerts sync automatically.
Look first, then leap.
Join 90 million traders charting, screening and sharing ideas on TradingView. Free to start, on every device.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Is there a free version of TradingView?
Yes. The free plan includes interactive charts, watchlists, a set of built-in indicators and basic alerts, with delayed data where exchanges require it. Paid plans unlock more chart layouts, more active alerts and intraday depth.
What's the difference between desktop and web?
Both run the same chart engine and share one account. The desktop app adds multi-monitor detachable windows, native OS notifications, offline cache and lower-latency streaming on supported feeds. The web app needs no install and stays always up to date.
Which markets and devices are supported?
Coverage spans stocks, ETFs, forex, crypto, futures, indices and bonds from 100+ global exchanges. Desktop supports Windows, macOS and Linux; mobile supports iOS and Android; the web app runs in any modern browser.
Are the installers safe?
Windows installers are code-signed by TradingView Inc., the macOS app is Apple-notarized, and Linux packages are GPG-signed — with a SHA-256 checksum next to every release so you can verify before installing.
Blog
Learn more on the blog.
From installing and indicators to chart craft and risk — 30 practical guides to help you get more from your charts.
Basics
How to download & install TradingView Desktop
Step-by-step for Windows, macOS and Linux, with common gotchas.
IndicatorsHow to use RSI: overbought, oversold & divergence
Settings, readings and how to spot divergences.
AnalysisCommon candlestick patterns, explained
Hammers, engulfings, dojis — and how to actually use them.
ChartingPrice alerts: the complete guide
Trigger on price, indicators or drawings; push everywhere.
BasicsDesktop app or web app — which to pick?
Same account and engine; the difference is monitors, alerts and latency.
AdvancedRisk management 101: stops & position size
Plan how much you can lose before you plan how to win.