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Leaf Charts

One chart engine across the whole workflow.

Leaf Charts is a custom-built charting engine rendered everywhere you review: dashboard summaries, trade detail and the daily review. Your executions are marked on the chart, in context, automatically. The fullscreen Charts workspace is available in beta with licensed T+1 US-equity history, and ReLive replays finished sessions on the same data; Rapid Scan is still coming soon.

Execution markers built in

Entries and exits render on the chart automatically — every review starts with what you did, where you did it.

Studies where they help

ORB levels, moving-average analysis, and session context on the charts you review with.

Everywhere you review

The same engine renders the dashboard, trade detail and the daily review — one visual language across your own trades.

One engine, everywhere you look

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    Built here, not embedded

    Leaf Charts is our own canvas engine rather than a third-party widget, which is why your executions, playbook levels and replay state can be drawn as first-class parts of the chart.

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    The same chart in every view

    The dashboard chart, trade detail, daily review and fullscreen beta workspace all render through it — one visual language instead of five. Rapid Scan and ReLive remain gated until their licensed provider paths are ready.

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    Studies where they help

    Thirteen studies across trend, momentum, volatility and volume, plus overlays that only make sense here — like your hold-time band and the move you missed.

The workspace

A full charting surface, in beta

Timeframes from one minute to monthly, four chart types, saved layouts, undo and redo, an object tree for what is on the chart, and a watchlist beside it. Keyboard shortcuts cover search, navigation and timeframe switching. The workspace is available in beta with licensed, delayed T+1 history for US equities; it does not provide live market data.

  • One minute through monthly, as candlestick, Heikin-Ashi, OHLC bars or area
  • Saved layouts and an object tree for drawings, indicators and overlays
  • Drawings are stored per symbol against your account, so a marked-up chart stays marked up
The Leaf Charts workspace showing a daily SPY candlestick chart with timeframe controls, layout and indicator buttons, and an object tree panel listing drawings, indicators and overlays.

Indicators

The studies you expect

Thirteen studies across trend, momentum, volatility and volume — VWAP, moving averages, RSI, MACD, ATR, Bollinger Bands, opening-range breakout, and volume work including cumulative delta and money flow. An insider-activity study is built too, but its provider route remains gated and is not available in the production beta.

  • Thirteen studies across trend, momentum, volatility and volume
  • Opening Range Breakout as a first-class study, not a workaround
  • The insider-activity study remains unavailable while its provider route is gated
The indicator library listing an insider trading study, then trend studies VWAP, EMA and SMA, momentum studies RSI and MACD, volatility studies including ATR, Bollinger Bands and Opening Range Breakout, and volume studies.

Context

Your symbols, side by side

A watchlist sits alongside the chart, so switching between the symbols you follow does not mean typing a ticker each time. The workspace is available in beta with delayed T+1 US-equity charts; live quote updates remain unavailable.

The charts watchlist showing SPY, QQQ, AAPL, NVDA, TSLA, MSFT, AMZN and META with their current prices and daily percentage moves.

Plan availability

Free, Pro and Ultimate

Available on every plan, including the free tier. Charts drawn on your own executions are on every plan. The fullscreen beta workspace uses delayed T+1 US-equity history.

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Common questions

No. Leaf Charts is a custom HTML5 canvas engine built for Leaf Edge. That is what lets it draw your own executions, playbook levels and replay state directly onto the chart rather than around it.

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