MyLinedChart: AI Charts+Export

Little Bird Trading

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About this app

Turn your technical analysis into data you can reuse.

YOUR CHART, YOUR DATA
Draw your levels and setups just like you do today. Support, resistance, trend
lines, zones, Fibonacci, shapes and notes. Then export the whole chart as XLSX,
CSV or JSON, with your drawings, notes, indicator values and OHLCV bars all
carried out together with the numbers attached. Your analysis becomes reusable
data instead of a screenshot you forget.

USE AI ON YOUR LIVE CHART
Connect your own Claude, OpenAI or Gemini key and ask about the chart you are
looking at. The AI can read the chart, draw on it, configure indicators and
build an indicator from a formula you describe, and undo works on every change
it makes. Requests go from your device to the provider you chose. There is no
MyLinedChart server in the middle, we never see your key, and we never pay for
or meter your tokens. Before the first request to each AI company we tell you
what will be sent and ask your permission, and you can decline and keep using
everything else.

BRING YOUR OWN BROKER OR DATA FEED
Connect the account or data source you already use, with your own keys.
Interactive Brokers, Charles Schwab, Alpaca, Tradier and Bybit, plus market data
providers including Alpha Vantage, Finnhub, Twelve Data, Polygon, EODHD, FMP
and Marketstack. Your keys are stored encrypted on your device and are used
only to fetch your own data.

ALERTS THAT KEEP WATCHING WITH THE APP CLOSED
Build an alert the way you build a screen: price against a moving average, a
crossover, RSI, an N day high or low, or a plain level. Android lets MyLinedChart keep checking after you leave the app, so an
alert still reaches you overnight or after you swipe it away.
There is no cap on how many you keep and none of them expire. Alerts run on
your device against the data you connected, the same reason your keys never
leave it. Connect your own Telegram bot and a fired alert reaches you through a
channel you own.

YOUR WATCHLIST ON THE HOME SCREEN AND YOUR WATCH
Add the widget and your list sits on the home screen with its last prices and
the day's change. On a Wear OS watch, MyLinedChart shows the same list, with a
tile and a watch face complication. It always shows when those prices were captured,
because a home screen widget is not a live feed.

LOCK THE APP
Turn on App Lock and MyLinedChart asks for your fingerprint, face or device
screen lock before it opens. We never invent or store a passcode of our own:
the app asks Android, and relays the answer. While it is locked, a
notification tells you an alert fired without naming the symbol or the price.

BUILT FOR ANALYSIS
Ten chart types including candles, Heikin Ashi, Renko, Kagi, Point and Figure
and Line Break. Built in indicators including MA, EMA, Bollinger Bands, MACD,
RSI and VWAP, plus custom ones you describe in natural language, with no
scripting language to learn. Split screen panes, each with
its own symbol, timeframe, indicators and drawings. Large watchlists. Backup
and restore your whole workspace to a single file.

WHO IT IS FOR
Traders and investors who do their own technical analysis and want the work to
survive the session. If you have ever redrawn levels you already had, or wanted
your chart work in a spreadsheet or a script, this is built for that.

PRICING
Use the full interface on sample data for free, for as long as you like. A
plan unlocks charting your own connected provider's data and starts with a
7 day free trial. Cancel anytime. Everything you draw and export is yours.

MyLinedChart is a charting and analysis tool. It is read only: it never places,
modifies or cancels an order and it never touches your money. It is not a
broker, and nothing in the app is financial, investment or trading advice.
Market data comes from the provider you connect with your own credentials and
subscriptions.

What’s new

An AI settings button in the AI panel: after you close the AI setup, it brings the setup back in one click, so connecting another AI app or adding a key is always easy to find.