Wingman reads the chart you are looking at, answers in levels you can point at, and draws the plan for you. On TradingView, and on the exchanges that embed it.
Free to start. 200 credits on sign-up, no card needed.
A working demo. Hover a price to see it on the chart, or press Draw on chart.
Works on tradingview.com and on the perp exchanges and broker dashboards that use TradingView charts. Open your chart the way you always do; Wingman is already reading it.
Trend, structure and momentum on the timeframe you are on, with the higher timeframe checked when it matters.
The highs, lows, rejections and bases that price is actually reacting to, each one a number you can point at.
Entry, invalidation and targets at real levels, with reward to risk and a size that fits your account.
One click puts the plan on the chart. When the trade is done, one click clears it.
Where is my invalidation on this long?
Below 89.60, the last higher low. A 1h close under it breaks the structure that makes this a long.
Breakout or liquidity sweep?
So far a sweep: price took the highs at 93.46 and closed back inside the range on rising volume. A breakout needs acceptance above it.
Size this for 1% risk.
Entry 91.50, stop 89.60, 1.90 of risk per unit. On a 10,000 account that is 100 at risk, so 52 units.
What is funding doing to this trade?
Funding is slightly positive, so longs pay. At this rate it is small next to a 2% stop, but it adds up if you hold through several windows.
Does the 4h agree with my 15m entry?
The 4h is still making higher lows above 88.00, so your 15m long trades with it. Into 93.46 you are buying under 4h supply.
Is RSI diverging here?
Yes. Price made an equal high while RSI made a lower high. Momentum is fading into resistance, which favours waiting for the reclaim.
Example answers. Wingman grounds every number in the chart in front of you. See the full playbook
Every level in an answer is live. Hover it and a marker lands on your chart at that exact price. Click and it pins a line, with undo. Green above the market, red below, with the distance in percent.
How levels workRejected at 93.46+2.82%, holding 89.60.
When Wingman takes a view it hands you a trade ticket: bias, confidence, entry, stop and targets, reward to risk, and position size from your own account size and risk per trade. Every level is on your chart by the time you have read it, and one click takes them off again.
Planning and sizingFunding and countdown, open interest, mark and oracle price, your leverage and margin mode. On TradingView: market cap, earnings date, analyst target. Whatever the site shows around the chart, Wingman can use in its answer.
Market contextDescribe the indicator. Wingman writes it, loads it into the Pine editor, compiles, reads the errors and fixes them until it runs. On tradingview.com, where the editor lives.
Pine Script//@version=6 indicator("Session levels", overlay=true) pdh = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, "D", high[1]) plot(pdh, "PDH", color.teal)
Wingman has already read the chart when you ask, so you get the read while the candle is still open.
The panel takes its background, buttons and font from the page you are on, and follows a dark-mode switch.
Every answer ends with three next questions about this chart, one click each.
/levels /plan /risk /pine, plus your own quick questions under the chart.
Every chat is saved with the symbol, timeframe and price at the time. Reopen last week's plan and see how it played out.
Style, markets, account size and risk per trade, set once, used in every answer.
Wingman reaches the chart and nothing else. It cannot touch an order form, a wallet or your funds.
Creating alerts, editing watchlists, replacing a script or clearing drawings needs your approval, unless you turn that off.
Analysis, not financial advice. It gives its read and the main risk to it. Sizing and execution are yours.
Credits meter the AI behind each answer. A typical question costs roughly 10 to 25 credits on the default model.
How credits work, and billing questions
Pack credits never expire. Plan credits reset monthly and are used first. Packs can be paid by card or in crypto; plans renew by card. Taxes may apply.
The Chrome Web Store listing is not live yet.
No. It can read and draw on the chart. It has no access to order forms, wallets or funds, and the bar-replay tool it can drive is TradingView's simulator.
tradingview.com, where everything works, and sites that embed TradingView's charting library, where the chart itself works fully: reading, indicators, drawings, timeframes, screenshots. Account features such as the Pine editor, alerts and watchlists exist only on tradingview.com. TradingView's small free embed widget is read-mostly.
The chart you are asking about and, if you leave it on, the figures your exchange shows around it, which can include your balance or position. It is used to answer your question and is not kept. Your chat history stays in your browser. Privacy
No. Wingman reads the chart through a small script that ships with the extension. It does not use Chrome's debugger, so there is no "started debugging this browser" banner, and it can only do the chart actions it was built with.
You get 200 credits when you sign up, with no card. After that, subscribe for a monthly allowance or buy a pack.
Yes, for credit packs. Subscriptions renew by card, because nothing can pull a monthly payment from a wallet.
No. Wingman is an independent tool. TradingView is a trademark of TradingView, Inc.