Quick Chart
The fastest way to glance at a series's shape without opening a full charting tool — type a name, get a chart, move on.
A disposable glance, not a workspace: type a name and a chart appears in under a second, with nothing to configure and nothing to save afterward.
Reach for it when you just want to know the shape of something — trending, spiking, flat — before deciding whether it's worth opening a real tool over.
Switch to percent-change framing when the size of the move matters more than the price level itself, which is what you want when sizing something up against a rate or an index.
Treat it as scratch space: zoom into a stretch of time to look closer, then snap back and try the next name — nothing here is meant to be kept.
Type a series name and press Enter to open a chart for it.
End the name with a % (or click a chip ending in %) to switch to percent-change framing instead of price.
Click a chip to launch its chart immediately, without typing.
Drag on an open chart to zoom into that stretch of time; hold Shift and drag to pan.
Press `Esc` to close the launcher without opening anything.