Scan any chart in seconds.
Type a symbol. ORIN marks up structure, key levels, and a scored setup across four timeframes — before you've finished your coffee.
Most setups are not A setups. A scanner that graded everything highly would be a scanner that graded nothing — the distribution being unflattering is the job working.
A live feed of platform-wide scans used to sit here. It was invented — invented symbols, grades and timestamps under a LIVE badge. Real usage telemetry needs the event log aggregated server-side, and until that exists this space says what is true instead.
It already ran. Change the symbol.
No button to press first and nothing to register for. Structure, levels and a scored read, annotated on the chart.
Scoring confluence…
Sample market data on this page so the read is stable enough to compare across visits. Inside the app the same engine runs on live prices.
Sell-side liquidity taken at 124.10 and reclaimed inside two candles, with the 4H order block holding on the retest. Structure and volume agree; location is the weak leg — this is being bought in the upper half of the dealing range.
One full analysis, published daily and dated. Note the last sentence — a setup that scores 86 with a location problem gets told so. A read that only ever finds reasons to buy is a marketing asset, not an analysis.
What one scan actually runs
Four passes, in this order. The order matters — reading momentum before structure is how traders end up long in a downtrend with an excellent RSI.
Structure read
Swing highs and lows, breaks of structure, and whether the higher timeframe agrees. Everything downstream is conditioned on this — a signal means the opposite thing in an uptrend and a downtrend.
Level detection
Support, resistance, order blocks and fair value gaps, ranked by how many times price has respected them. These become the entry, the invalidation and the targets.
More on the smart money concepts →Eight-factor confluence
Eight weighted factors — setup quality, trend, location, entry, volume, momentum, structure and volatility — read across four timeframes. Conflicts count against the score rather than being quietly dropped.
More on the confluence engine →Grade and plan
The weighted result becomes a 0–100 score and a letter, and the levels become an entry, a stop and targets with the risk maths already done.
More on the trade plan generator →When ORIN scores 80+, what actually happens?
The question every listicle dodges. We publish the answer, and it updates whether or not it flatters us.
Three of these are dashes because the resolved sample is not yet big enough for the number to mean anything, and publishing one anyway is precisely the behaviour that makes every competing accuracy claim worthless. They fill in as graded setups resolve.
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You have an idea and ten seconds
Type the ticker, read the grade and the invalidation level, decide. The scan above runs on load precisely because a tool that makes you register before it answers has already failed this use case.
No signup, no email, no usage counter on the scan.
You've been burned by signal tools
Reasonable. The difference you should test for is whether the tool shows its evidence and publishes its hit rate. Every claim here is tied to a measurement on the chart, and the resolution rates are public.
Every signal is listed with its weight and its state — nothing sits behind a proprietary number.
Your morning scan takes forty minutes
Run the watchlist through the scanner, sort by grade, and spend the forty minutes on the three names that scored rather than the thirty that did not. The engine is not better than you — it is faster at the part that is mechanical.
Watchlists re-scan on demand inside the app.
What the scanner won't do
Stated plainly, because you will find these out anyway and it is better you find them out here.
It can't predict news
Earnings, guidance, a central bank, a regulatory headline — none of it is in the price data. A high grade the night before earnings is a high grade on a coin flip, and the scan does not know the coin is in the air.
It degrades on illiquid names
Microcaps, low-float tickers and thin crypto pairs produce structure that is mostly noise. The signals still compute; they just mean less. Treat grades on illiquid symbols with more suspicion than the number suggests.
It will not trade for you
There is no broker connection and no automation. ORIN produces analysis and a plan; the order is yours to place, which also means the responsibility stays where it belongs.
Most setups are not A setups
If you scan ten symbols and expect ten opportunities, the tool will disappoint you. Cs and Ds are the honest majority, and a scanner that finds an A everywhere you point it is measuring your hope rather than the chart.
None of this is hedging. It is the list of conditions under which the number on the screen is worth less than it looks — and knowing that list is most of what separates a useful tool from an expensive one.
Questions traders actually ask
It reads price data the way an analyst would, in order: market structure first, then support and resistance, then momentum, volume and order-flow signals. Each read is a measurement on the actual series, not a guess — and the output is a scored setup with the evidence attached.
Accuracy is a claim, so we publish ours rather than assert it. Every confidence number is checked against what the setup actually did, and the resolution rate per score band is on the calibration page — including when it reads badly. Judge the tool on that page, not this one.
US stocks and ETFs, major and minor forex pairs, crypto, commodities and indices. Crypto works signed out. Stocks and FX run on our data feed, which needs a free account — no key, no card, no setup.
Read the ticker off it and scan that instead. ORIN pulls its own candles, so the read is built from data rather than measured off a picture — and the levels in the image that do not appear in the read were somebody's opinion rather than structure. Reading charts from images is a layer still being built.
Yes. Pick the timeframe you trade — 15-minute through daily — and the scan is run on that series with the higher timeframes as context. A scalper and a swing trader looking at the same symbol get genuinely different reads, as they should.
The scan on this page is free with no account. Signing up adds saved analyses, a journal that records your decisions, and your own calibration curve over time. The position size calculator is free and unlimited regardless.