Coverage, where candles come from, the screener, the watchlist and how alerts fire.
ORIN grades crypto, US stocks, ETFs, forex and spot metals. Futures contracts are refused by name with the closest freely-quotable proxy offered instead — rather than quietly grading a different instrument. An unresolvable symbol is reported as unresolvable, never silently swapped for something near it.
Each analysis reads the graded timeframe plus up to two legs above it on a fixed ladder. Crypto legs are genuinely fetched. Equity and forex legs are aligned roll-ups of the base bars and are labelled aggregated wherever they appear. The engine only ever grades closed bars.
The screener browses a curated universe with price, change, session-range position, volume and turnover columns — turnover being the only figure comparable across instruments. Crypto rows are live at once from a single keyless call; metered rows fill in as the quote budget allows, and the budget is visible.
The watchlist ranks tracked setups best-grade-first, each row carrying its last grade, signal, confidence, direction, price, scan time and distance to trigger. A re-scan runs the full engine on fresh data with persistence off: scans never enter the journal or the outcome statistics.
Alerts are levels you choose: type a price, or tap a percentage offset from the last real price the app holds — the sheet dates that price rather than implying it is current. Alerts fire during scans and resolution passes. In-app delivery works; every other channel states its real status.