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◎Horizon layout and command bar

The Horizon layout (◎ in the top bar, or Shift+O) gives the chart the whole window: top bar, drawing tools, watchlist and bottom panel become translucent islands over the chart. You choose it once and it stays saved; Shift+O goes back to the classic layout. Between 641 and 900 px of width the normal layout always applies. On a phone there is a compact version: the chart takes the whole screen, the bottom bar becomes a floating glass island and the editors panel a card above it; the glowing line at the bottom hides or shows the two islands, while the ◎ button is in the “⋯” menu.

Horizon layout: the chart fills the window and bars and panels become glass islands that tuck away on their own.
Horizon layout: the chart fills the window and bars and panels become glass islands that tuck away on their own.
At rest: the islands have tucked away and the chart fills the whole window. Only the price card and the glowing lines on the edges remain, showing where to bring them back.
At rest: the islands have tucked away and the chart fills the whole window. Only the price card and the glowing lines on the edges remain, showing where to bring them back.
With the pin 📌 the islands stay always visible and the chart leaves room for them: here the watchlist and the bottom panel are pinned.
With the pin 📌 the islands stay always visible and the chart leaves room for them: here the watchlist and the bottom panel are pinned.
  • The islands retreat on their own shortly after the mouse leaves them (not while you are typing in the editor or a menu is open), and immediately on a click on an empty spot of the chart.
  • To bring them back, hold the mouse for a moment on the edge of the window (passing over it, for example toward the date scale, doesn't open them): the bar at the top, the tools on the left, the watchlist on the right, the editor at the bottom. A glowing thread on the edge shows where a retreated island is; a click on the edge opens it right away.
  • The pin 📌 on each island keeps it always visible.
  • With several charts (grid) each chart has its own bar and tools as islands inside its own frame; watchlist and editor remain window islands.
  • At the top right, next to the price scale, the data panel: price, daily change, time to bar close, open paper position with its P/L, perpetual funding and alerts near the price. A click makes it compact; right-click → “Close” (or Shift+I, which reopens it).

Phrase command bar

In the (Ctrl+K) you can type a phrase; the first line says what it will do and Enter runs it:

The command bar (Ctrl+K): typing “eth 15 rsi 14” the first line says what it will do and Enter runs it.
The command bar (Ctrl+K): typing “eth 15 rsi 14” the first line says what it will do and Enter runs it.
eth 15 rsi 14opens ETH, 15-minute timeframe, adds the 14-period RSI
4h ema 50 ema 2004-hour timeframe and two exponential moving averages
alert 85,000creates an alert at that price
buy 0.1 at 84200opens the paper order (limit or stop depending on the price)

The symbol is looked up as in the symbol search, preferring the same source as the open chart (with BINANCE:BTCUSDT, “eth” is BINANCE:ETHUSDT); you can also write it in full, e.g. BYBIT:SOLUSDT.P. Timeframe: a number is minutes, then 30s, 4h, 1d, w, 1M. Indicators: rsi, macd, bb, ema/sma/wma, vwap, supertrend, stoch, atr, adx, ichimoku, volume and others; the numbers after the name are their parameters. Prices in English format (84200.5, 85,000) or Italian format (85.000, 0,5).

The same phrases can also be spoken: voice commands. With the interface in English you can say them in English too.

Quick keys

  • Space / Shift+Space: next / previous symbol in the watchlist.
  • Shift+B / Shift+S: paper buy / sell order at the crosshair price (limit or stop depending on the side; at market if the mouse isn't on the chart).
  • Alt+A: alert at the crosshair price.