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Entry, invalidation and target on a real chart — with every number traced to a candle, not a guess.
- Grade and calibrated confidence
- The level that invalidates it
- Three cited reasons
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Confused by anything on this screen? Hover it — everything explains itself.
Sample A worked example on synthetic candles. The format is the product; these numbers are not a live read of anything.
Run this on a real chartYou don't lose becauseyou can't read the chart.
You lose on the trades you take when the setup wasn't there. Four ways, and you'll recognise every one of them:
- Entries outside your plan
- The setup was a C. You took it anyway, because it was 3pm and you were down on the day.
- Stops that move
- You knew where the idea died. You moved the stop anyway — once — and it cost you the month.
- Size that drifts
- 1% when you’re unsure, 3% when you’re certain. Certainty is not an edge.
- No honest record
- You can’t name your hit rate on your best setups, because you never graded them.
Profitable trading is a filtering problem, not a prediction problem.ORIN is a filter with a memory.
It reads the chart the way you were taught to.
ORIN doesn't invent a system and it doesn't grade on vibes. It detects , , and — then weighs them against trend, momentum, volume and location across up to three timeframes.
Prefer your own rules? Grading lenses are named rule sets — pick one and every chart is graded under the same standard, so two reads are always comparable.
Pick the rules once. ORIN applies them the same way at 2am and at the NY open — on your best day and your worst one.
Forex scores eight: FX has no consolidated volume, so that factor is dropped and its weight redistributed rather than scored on a number no venue publishes.
Crypto scores up to twelve: funding, open interest and positioning are available there and nowhere else.
Analysis is the cheap part.
Every read becomes a logged decision, and every taken trade is resolved against the plan it was graded with. Other tools give you an opinion and forget it. ORIN remembers — that's the part that changes what you take.
- 01Read
graded A–F, with the reasons on the chart
- 02Decide
take, pass or watch — logged either way
- 03Track
invalidation and targets watched for you
- 04Resolve
outcome recorded. Wins and misses both
This is what “pass” looks like
A real analysis of a setup that didn't make the cut. The grade is capped, and it says why. The trade it talks you out of never shows up in any P&L — which is exactly why nobody else sells it, and exactly what it's worth.
the green bar should be the longer one
- 1You’d be paying up
Price already ran hard off the low. The good entry was two hours ago at 20.10 — buying here means the person who bought then gets to sell to you.
- 2The reward doesn’t cover the risk
You’d risk $1.80 a share to make $1.50. Even if this works more often than not, the maths still loses over time.
- 3Nothing is backing the move
Volume on the push up was below average. Moves nobody is participating in tend to give it all back.
Taken trades go the other way: watched to target, stop or expiry, then onto the public record.
We keep score on ourselves.
In public.
Every score ORIN gives is a prediction. We track every one of them against what the market actually did — and we publish the results, live, wins and misses together.
We're new. The scorecard is filling up in public, starting from zero — and we won't print a number here until enough trades have actually finished to mean something.
the bar is 100 finished setups · current count: 13
No signal group shows you this. No influencer shows you this. If someone selling you trades won't show their misses, that's your answer about them.
Not signals. Not guesses.
A second opinion that shows its work.
| Signal groups | Asking ChatGPT | ORIN | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tells you why | no | Explains concepts well | Reasons on your chart |
| Knows live prices | Sometimes | no | Reads live data |
| Tracks its own accuracy | no | no | Published, wins and misses |
| Teaches you as you go | no | If you ask well | Free school, checks your work |
| Shows its losses | no | no | Every one of them |
| Cost | $50–$997 / mo | Free–$20 / mo | Free to try, $19.99/wk (~$86.62/mo) |
- Tells you why
- no
- Knows live prices
- Sometimes
- Tracks its own accuracy
- no
- Teaches you as you go
- no
- Shows its losses
- no
- Cost
- $50–$997 / mo
- Tells you why
- Explains concepts well
- Knows live prices
- no
- Tracks its own accuracy
- no
- Teaches you as you go
- If you ask well
- Shows its losses
- no
- Cost
- Free–$20 / mo
- Tells you why
- Reasons on your chart
- Knows live prices
- Reads live data
- Tracks its own accuracy
- Published, wins and misses
- Teaches you as you go
- Free school, checks your work
- Shows its losses
- Every one of them
- Cost
- Free to try, $19.99/wk (~$86.62/mo)
And it never presses the button. ORIN grades the setup and writes the plan — whether it becomes a trade stays yours, and the record keeps score either way. Signal groups make you dependent. This makes you better.
Built for some traders. Not all.
- Traders with a defined method — SMC, ICT or your own rules — who want it applied without their mood
- Prop-firm evaluation traders, where one rule break ends the account
- Anyone taking more setups a week than they grade
- Beginners who want the reasoning, not just the call — the school is free
- You want signals to copy without understanding them
- You want software to trade the account for you
- You’ve never met a setup you’d refuse
- You’d rather not see the misses on the record
The questions you're actually asking
Start with zero risk. Fitting, right?
Your first analyses are free and need no account at all. If ORIN earns a place in your trading, Pro is $19.99 a week. That's less than one bad trade.
Your next trade has a grade.
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Analyze my chartORIN is analysis software, not investment advice. Markets carry risk of loss. Never trade money you can't afford to lose.
