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    Analytix-AI

    AI chart pattern recognition

    Recognising chart patterns reliably is hard: it is easy to see shapes that are not really there, or to act on a pattern that finished long ago. Analytix-AI only reports patterns that current price is actually part of, along with what confirms and invalidates each one.

    How it works

    1. Take a screenshot of the chart you want analysed, with the price axis visible.
    2. Upload it to Analytix-AI (any image format up to 10MB).
    3. Read the analysis: market structure, support and resistance, any patterns at current price, and the scenarios that would confirm or invalidate the view.
    4. Use the levels in your own plan. The output is analysis, not advice, and every scenario comes with the level that would prove it wrong.

    Only patterns at current price

    A flag that completed twenty candles ago does not help a decision today. Patterns are reported only when the most recent candles sit inside or on the pattern's boundary, and an empty result is a valid answer.

    Forming vs confirmed

    Every pattern is labelled as forming or confirmed, with the level where confirmation would happen and the level that would invalidate it.

    Learn the patterns

    Each pattern links to a guide explaining how it is identified, confirmed and invalidated.

    Frequently asked questions

    Which chart patterns can it recognise?

    Common reversal and continuation patterns including head and shoulders, double and triple tops and bottoms, triangles, wedges, flags, pennants, channels and cup and handle.

    Why did my analysis show no pattern?

    Because no pattern included the most recent candles. Reporting nothing is better than reporting a pattern that no longer matters.

    Does it detect candlestick patterns too?

    Yes, on Professional and above, for the last few candles.

    Patterns worth knowing for this market

    Educational content only, not financial advice. Chart patterns describe probabilities, not certainties, and every pattern can fail. See our disclaimer.