Intraday pattern recognition
Learn to read the setup before it finishes forming.
Ten repeatable intraday structures, drawn candle by candle with entry, stop and target marked. Then drill on charts you have never seen until naming them is reflex rather than recall.
The library
Every setup, side by side.
Each one earns its place by being repeatable and mechanical — a defined trigger, a defined invalidation, and a reason it works that survives being said out loud. Open the trainer for the full playbook on any of them.
How it works
Study the anatomy, then earn the recognition.
One a day to keep you sharp, the trainer for when you want more, and the maths that tells you whether any of it is worth trading.
Daily
Five charts, once a day, identical for every player worldwide — so a score is worth comparing and worth posting.
- The date picks the charts, so nobody gets an easier set
- One run a day, then a countdown to the next
- Consecutive-day streak tracked
- Result copies as plain text you can paste anywhere
Learn
A clean, annotated illustration of each setup with the levels drawn on: entry in blue, stop in red, target in green, plus VWAP and volume.
- What it looks like, in plain language
- Why it works — the order flow behind the shape
- Exact entry, stop and target rules
- How it fails, so you can fold before the loss gets expensive
Drill
A freshly generated chart of a random setup, unlabelled. Name it from four choices, then watch the annotations reveal how close you were.
- Every chart is new — the noise, scale and proportions all shift
- Setups you miss come back more often, automatically
- Session score, streak and per-setup mastery tracked
- Progress saved in your browser, no account required
Stats
Recognising a setup is half the job. The other half is knowing whether it’s worth taking. Open the Stats Trainer
- Basics: averages, medians, percent changes, spread
- Trading: expected value, break-even, streaks, luck vs skill
- Advanced: confidence intervals, Bayes, Kelly, Sharpe
- Multivariate: correlation, R², beta, diversification
Why the charts are generated
Memorising a picture is not the same skill as recognising a structure.
Flashcards made from a fixed set of screenshots teach you those screenshots. You get fast at the images and no faster at the market. So every chart here is synthesised on demand: the same underlying structure, but different noise, different proportions, different scale each time. The only thing that stays constant is the thing you are actually trying to learn.
The trade-off is honesty about what this is. These are idealised illustrations, not market data — real setups are messier, and context decides whether one is worth taking at all. This builds the vocabulary and the reflex. The tape teaches the rest, and the Stats Trainer covers the other half: whether a setup is worth taking at all.
Free · no account · works offline
Ten setups. Infinite charts. One question.
What setup is this?
Play today’s five