Multi Chart
Several charts, side by side, that can move in lockstep when you want them to — for comparing tickers or timeframes without hopping between separate windows.
Built for comparison: several tickers, or the same ticker across several timeframes, in view at once instead of alt-tabbing between windows and trying to hold the differences in your head.
Each panel is a full, independent chart with its own ticker, chart type, scale, indicators, and drawings, so a daily setup in one panel and an hourly confirmation in another never interfere.
Syncing is opt-in and selective — symbol, interval, crosshair, and pan/zoom each toggle separately, so you can lock down the one variable you're actually testing while everything else stays independent.
Useful for sector or peer comparisons, cross-timeframe confirmation before acting on a setup, or keeping a handful of watchlist names developing in view at once.
Click a panel to make it active; the toolbar's ticker, timeframe, chart type, scale, indicator, and drawing controls then act on that panel alone.
Turn on Symbol or Interval sync to have every panel follow the active panel's ticker or timeframe from then on, instead of retyping the same symbol into each one.
Turn on Crosshair or Pan & Zoom sync to move through every panel's history together, so a move on one chart lines up with the others at the same point in time.
Pick a drawing tool and mark up the active panel; the drawing stays on that panel even with crosshair or pan sync on.
Set the grid with the layout picker — how many panels, how many per row — before you start comparing.