Language: English. Choose a language
Get started

Stocks · Forex · Crypto · One workspace

Professional market tools, for everyone.

Charts that detect patterns as you work, strategies you build visually, tests against history and a journal for every decision, with an AI agent you can put to work across all of it. Start with the tools you know. Go further when you’re ready.

Intelligent charts Agentic workflow Visual strategies

Analess chart with a Fibonacci retracement and a manually drawn trend line through three highlighted candle lows, on synthetic SIMCOIN data.
Charts for your research. Candles, volume and indicators share one workspace.
Analess node editor with a price source wired to two moving averages, two comparisons, and Buy and Sell nodes.
Visual strategies. Connect nodes into rules. No code required.
Analess backtest results for a moving-average crossover on a synthetic series, with run history and computed return, drawdown and trade statistics.
Backtesting. A moving-average crossover, simulated on a synthetic series.
Analess trading journal listing ten seeded demonstration entries with symbol, side, date, price and open or closed status.
Trading journal. Record each decision next to the chart it came from.
Agentic workflows. When enabled, an agent proposes changes to your workspace and you approve them. Concept diagram.

Analess is in an early phase. The features on this page are under development and will arrive in stages. See the roadmap for planned release timing. Screenshots use illustrative data, and final product features may vary.

Intelligent charting

A chart with intelligence built in.

The chart is full of intelligent features that work alongside you. They help you recognise patterns, spot indicator information and clearly read price action, making the bigger picture clearer.

Analess chart with a Fibonacci retracement and a manually drawn trend line through three highlighted candle lows, on synthetic SIMCOIN data.
  1. A manually drawn trend line connects the three rising candle lows marked A, B and C.
  2. Fibonacci levels measure the upswing and its subsequent pullback.
  3. A moving average, one of 82 built-in indicators.

Notice the structure

Detections mark where a defined shape formed, not where price goes next. The match score measures fit to that definition.1

Make it your study

Add an indicator, draw a reference line and choose the timeframe that answers your question.

Get friendly help

Pattern recognition finds defined shapes on your chart, and auto-annotation draws the structure for you as marks you can edit.

Go deeper

Get a clear understanding of what’s behind what you see on the chart. Follow any mark back to the calculation that made it. Explore chart assistance

Visual strategies

Build it visually. Watch it run.

Drag in price, indicators and conditions, connect them, and you have a strategy, with no code required. Then replay it bar by bar and see exactly which path fired and what value moved along each wire.

Wiring a node into a strategy graph.

  1. 01

    Build

    Pick nodes from the palette and connect their ports. When enabled, create custom nodes of your own to sit beside the built-in ones. The graph is the strategy.

  2. 02

    Trace

    Open a debug replay to step forward and back through history. The active path lights up, breakpoints stop on the bar you choose, and hovering a wire shows the value passing through it.

  3. 03

    Run everywhere

    Run a hypothetical backtest of the graph as a strategy, draw it as an indicator on your chart, or use it to screen markets. One graph, wherever you need it.2

Code when you want it

Where the graph stops, real code starts.

A full code editor backs the visual builder. Take an idea further in JavaScript or Python, the languages you already know, with autocomplete, an AI coding assistant and a console in the same workspace.

Analess code editor with a JavaScript function that summarises a numerical series; the console underneath lists its output.
The script summarises an illustrative series, not market data.
  • Real languages, not a dialect

    JavaScript and Python run inside the app. What you learn here works everywhere else.

  • Beyond the node palette

    When enabled, custom-code nodes drop your own logic into a strategy graph beside the built-in ones.

  • Autocomplete and AI assistance

    IntelliSense completes as you type. An assistant drafts and completes code inline; you decide what stays.

  • Follow the output

    Keep the script and its console together. Explore the coding tools.

Shared analysis tools

Three markets. One research engine.

Stocks, forex and crypto share the same charts, indicators, screens and strategy graphs. Learn a tool once and it works in every market you follow, on data from providers you choose.

Stocks

Chart and screen equities, with fundamentals where your provider supplies them.

Forex

Apply the same indicators and rules to supported currency pairs.

Crypto

Study supported spot crypto instruments with the same tools.

Coverage depends on your feed. Choose your data sources.

Analess screener showing fictional instruments with synthetic market data and configurable criteria.
Illustrative synthetic market data. Provider coverage varies.

Agentic workspace

A workspace you can talk with.

Turn a small setup task into a conversation. When enabled, an agent can work across the tools while you review what it proposes.

Concept diagram of the review step.

Your request

“Add a moving average to this chart and arrange the workspace for a closer look.” An example of a task you could give the planned agent.

Your decision

Review the proposed changes before approving them. AI responses may contain errors.3 See actions and permission boundaries

One workspace

Many tools. One workbench.

The tools you would normally spread across separate products open as tabs in one window. Split them side by side, float a panel above the layout, and pick up where you left off: workspaces restore automatically.

  • Charting
  • Screener
  • Strategy builder
  • Backtester
  • Code editor
  • Journal
  • One workspace
Analess chart with candles, a moving average, volume and RSI on fictional SIMCOIN demonstration data.
Charting, with indicator panes.
Analess screener tab listing fictional instruments with synthetic market data, watchlists, filters and sortable columns.
A screener with illustrative synthetic market data.
Analess node editor tab with a price source feeding two moving averages, two comparisons, and Buy and Sell nodes.
A visual strategy builder with a Run backtest control.
Analess code editor tab with a JavaScript file open and its console output listed underneath.
A JavaScript and Python editor with a console.
Analess organizer tab with To-Do, Diary and Rules views; the tab bar above it holds chart, screener, node editor, journal and portfolio tabs.
To-dos, a diary and your rules. Six tools are open in the tab bar above.
Analess workspace with a second chart floating in a panel above the main chart.
Tabs, splits, docked panes and floating panels: arrange the workspace around the way you work.

Every device

A chart that follows you everywhere.

A desktop for the deep dive, a browser when you’re away, a phone for a quick look. We’re designing familiar research tools for each screen, with layouts that adapt to the space you have.

Analess chart with candles, a moving average, volume and RSI on fictional SIMCOIN demonstration data.
Web, in Chrome.
Analess chart running as a native Windows desktop app, showing fictional SIMCOIN candles, a moving average and an RSI pane.
Native Windows desktop.
Analess chart at phone width, with Chart, Markets, Journal, Screener and Portfolio in a bottom navigation bar.
Phone layout, with synthetic SIMCOIN data.

Progressive rollout. Devices arrive in stages, and not every one will be available at the start. See device support.

Made for everyone

Your language. Your way of working.

Professional tools should not depend on the language you read or how you use a screen.

In 15 languages

The workbench is available in 15 languages, and so are all its educational materials. Learn in the language you think in.

Which languages

Accessibility built in

Screen-reader labels, a spoken summary of the chart, respect for your reduced-motion setting, and a command for any panel you would otherwise drag.

How it works

Research on your terms

Your content, your rules.

A workbench should earn your trust as well as your attention. Local-first research gives you a place to work before choosing how to connect.

Keep a local working copy

Your research is stored on your device by default. Cached chart history remains there to study offline.

Local storage and data paths

Choose your connections

Connect the supported data, AI and personal-cloud services that fit your research. Each has its own requirements and availability.

Explore connections

Understand the safeguards

Encryption and key protection depend on the platform. The browser’s default key is unprotected until you enable Browser protection.

Encryption and its limits

Next-gen market tools

Next-gen market tools, from your first chart to your first battle-tested strategy.

One workspace that meets you where you are and has room for where you are going.

New to markets

Learn by doing

Start with a chart and plain-language lessons. Add tools one at a time, as each starts to make sense.

Start with the essentials

Already trading

Bring your whole process

Bring a question, trace your logic and review the results without losing the context that led you there.

Explore every feature

Free to start, free to stay. No card required.

Notes

  1. Pattern labels name defined calculations over past data. They are not forecasts or recommendations. Read the disclaimers. ↩
  2. Backtests are hypothetical: they depend on their assumptions and do not establish future results. What a backtest can prove. ↩
  3. You choose the context shared with a connected model. AI responses are not endorsed by Analess and may contain errors. Analess does not execute trades or hold funds. Model connections. ↩