The usual platform wall
- A third-party feed decides what you see
- Fixed candle boundaries shape the setup
- Research is split across tabs and tools
- Access depends on an account or plan
YOUR DATA · YOUR CLOCK · YOUR RULES
Backtest and plan the week and the month — XAUUSD, forex, BTC, ETH, PAXGUSDT
Bring in the bars you actually trade. Check the chart, replay a session, test the rules and keep the work on your machine — without reshaping your method around somebody else’s feed.
- Your broker’s data, or a free gold export from Binance — PAXGUSDT
- H4 and D1 start where your method says, not where a broker does
- Replay from a random date, or a random year
- Backtests that are yours to keep, for good
- 46 drawing tools for planning any kind of trade
- Pay once and keep the version you bought
- Add indicators and strategies of your own
- A window for every monitor you own, all kept in sync
One file. One continuous workflow.
- 01ImportMT4, MT5, TradingView or CSV
- 02VerifyGaps, duplicates and broker clock
- 03ReplayPlan and review bar by bar
- 04BacktestRules, assumptions and evidence
- Binance
- MT4
- MT5
- TradingView
- Dukascopy
- Plain CSV
THE WALL TO GET PAST
Your process should not stop where a charting platform does.
Most chart tools begin with their feed, their clock and their account. TradeSetupPRO begins with the file from the broker you trade — then keeps the whole research loop in one workspace.
Your TradeSetupPRO workspace
- Your broker export is the source of truth
- H4 and D1 start where your method says
- Chart, replay and backtest stay connected
- Local-first, with a one-payment licence
See the real thing
This is what you actually work in
Chart and indicators
Bars cut the way your broker cuts them
MT5 anchors bars to midnight on the server clock, so a GMT+2 broker and a GMT+3 broker disagree about every 4-hour candle. Higher timeframes here are rebuilt from your own export, on the clock you choose, so H4 and D1 match the terminal you actually trade.
Import your own data
Works with whoever you trade with
Export from MT4, MT5, TradingView or Dukascopy and drop the file in. The format is worked out from the file itself — delimiter, header, columns, date layout — and the gaps, duplicates and bad bars it finds are shown before anything is saved.
Replay and backtest
A backtest that admits what it cannot know
When one bar touches both your stop and your target, OHLC cannot say which came first. Every such bar is counted as a loss and the total is reported, because the assumption decides the result.
And the rest of what is in there
Your data never leaves the machine
Price history and anything you write are read and stored in your browser. There is no upload, no account needed to chart, and no server that ever sees a position of yours. Open DevTools and watch the network tab — that is the whole proof.
Write your own indicators and strategies
A small JavaScript API with the technical-analysis primitives already provided. Your code runs in a sandboxed worker with no network and no page access, gets the same settings panel the built-ins get, and is stored on your device.
Seventeen drawing tools
Rays, boxes, channels, Fibonacci with editable levels, range projections, and long/short position tools that size a trade from lot, leverage, spread, commission and swap — in your account currency.
BACKTESTING
Three ways to test. One set of numbers.
Score the setups you drew, replay them by hand, or write the rules. Every route runs through the same account, the same costs and the same statistics — so a call you made by eye and a strategy you wrote can be read against each other.
- You call it. The app does the accounting.
Score the setups you drew
Draw a Long or Short Position on the chart and every one is carried forward bar by bar to whichever it touched first — its stop or its target. Five setups in a month is a backtest here; nothing has to fire often to be measured.
- The decisions are yours.
Replay it by hand
Bar by bar with a starting balance, a dealing ticket and a journal. You are not shown the next candle, and the record is kept while you work.
- For the rules you can write down.
Write the strategy
A JavaScript strategy over the whole file, with the fills drawn on the bars they happened on and an equity curve underneath.
Pricing
One payment. No subscription, no expiry. Two devices, and a slot moves when you do. Updates for a year; the version you have keeps working after that.
Free
$0
No signup. Enough to prove it works on your own data.
- Your own broker data, imported and charted
- The eight standard timeframes on your broker's clock, and 1 interval of your own — 3-minute, 45-minute, 2-hour
- Import at 1 minute or 1 hour — about a year of the minutes, or all the hours you have
- All 43 free drawing tools, and the classical indicators without limit
- One saved chart of your own, up to 100 drawings
- Replay trading in full — account, statistics, journal
- 3 backtest runs, and 3 scripts of your own
- Export everything you make, always
Licence
$72$87
Founding price for the first 50. 60 days to change your mind.
- Import at any resolution, and the whole file however many years of minutes it holds
- As many intervals of your own as your trading needs, all on the bar at once
- A saved chart for every market, strategy and review
- Split a window into as many as 8 charts
- Replay as far as you like, and keep a shelf of sessions
- Unlimited backtests, and every drawing a chart needs
- The studies written for this product — sessions, day and month shading, stepped RSI
- Keep the indicators and strategies you write yourself
- Screenshots without the watermark
- Works offline, and the version you buy keeps working
Checkout is not open yet. The founding price above is the one it opens at.
The full pricing page — terms, refunds, and the questions asked with a card in hand →
Questions
Is this a subscription?
No. You pay once. Updates are included for a year; after that the version you have keeps working exactly as it did, offline, with no expiry. Renew only if you want the newer builds.
Where does the price data come from?
From you. Export history from the broker you trade with and import it — that way the chart matches your terminal instead of some third party's feed. No market data is bundled, and none is ours to redistribute.
Does it work offline?
Yes. After the first load everything runs locally, including licence checks — the licence is a signed key your browser verifies on its own, not a call to a server.
Does it place trades?
No. It is an analysis and testing tool. It does not connect to a broker, cannot send an order, and never asks for account credentials.
Which markets does it work with?
Any instrument you can export bars for — gold, forex, indices, crypto. Nothing in it is specific to one symbol.
What if my data is a strange format?
Try it — the importer works the format out from the file and shows you what it found before saving anything. Charting is free, so it costs nothing to check.
Missing a feature you need for your setup?
Try TradeSetupPRO with your own workflow today. If there’s something holding you back or a specific tool you need, tell me — I read every message and build based on your feedback.
Check it against your own export
Charting is free. If the H4 doesn't match your terminal, you've lost nothing.