One engine. Nine workflows.
The question is not whether AI can read a chart. It is where that read fits in your session — so every page here walks one trader's actual day, with a tool preset to their timeframe.
How you hold
Timeframe shapes the workflow more than the instrument does — start here.
Funded Traders
Rule-aware grades, drawdown-safe sizing, and a hard stop on the setup that ends evaluations.
AI for funded tradersDay Traders
Pre-market batch scan, a graded second opinion mid-session, and a journal that writes itself.
AI for day tradersSwing Traders
Grade the watchlist on Sunday, get alerted when it triggers, hold with higher-timeframe conviction.
AI for swing tradersScalpers
Grade, invalidation, one line — in seconds, on the 1m. Because a paragraph is a missed entry.
AI for scalpersWhat you trade
Each market has one thing that breaks a naive technical read. These pages are mostly about that thing.
Forex
Session-aware reads on majors, minors and exotics, with lot math that respects your drawdown.
AI forex analysisCommodities & Indices
Oil and the indices through the ETFs that price them — cash-session clock, multiplier on every plan.
oil and index ETF analysisStocks & ETFs
Any US ticker: structure, key levels, and the event risk the chart cannot show you.
AI stock chart analysisCrypto
Round-the-clock structure and liquidity — including the weekend chop nobody warns you about.
AI crypto chart analysisCommon questions
- How do Solutions pages differ from Platform pages?
- Platform pages answer what a capability does — the scanner, the confluence engine, position sizing. Solutions pages answer whether it fits how you trade: a scalper and a swing trader use the same engine in completely different ways, and each page walks that trader's actual session.
- I trade several markets. Which page should I read?
- Start with the one matching how you hold rather than what you hold — timeframe shapes the workflow more than the instrument does. Each page cross-links its market counterpart, so a scalper on FX can pick up the session detail from the forex desk.
- Do the tools on these pages need an account?
- No. Every embedded widget runs free with no signup, and the position size calculator is free and unlimited forever. An account adds saved analyses, journalling and your own calibration record.
- Is ORIN suitable for beginners?
- It assumes you know what a support level is. Someone learning will get more from the smart money concepts glossary than from a persona page — but the honest answer is that a grading tool helps most once you already have a process it can measure.
Find your workflow. Then test it.
Every page here embeds a working tool preset to that trader's timeframe. All free, none gated.
ORIN is analysis software, not investment advice. Markets carry risk of loss. Read the risk disclosure.