Red CandleTrading Journal

Draw zones, levels and trend lines

Mark up a screenshot, calibrate its price axis, and let the app draw levels for you.


Click Draw on a Timeline screenshot to mark it up. Drawings are saved with the screenshot and shown again whenever you open it (use Show drawings / Hide drawings to toggle them).

Tools

  • Select — click a mark to select it; press Delete to remove it.
  • Zone — drag a box over a price area.
  • Trend line and Arrow — drag from start to end.

Pick a tone for each mark: Support (green), Resistance (red) or Neutral. Clear removes every mark; Done closes the toolbar.

Calibrate the price axis

When you open Draw, Red Candle reads the prices on the chart's price axis so it knows which price sits where — "Calibrated from the axis". Zones then show their prices.

If it can't read the axis, click Calibrate price (or Recalibrate) and click two price labels on the axis, typing the price for each. Pick two prices far apart, with the higher one nearer the top.

Auto levels

Auto levels draws the zones price has touched two or more times, around the current price.

  • If your imported MT5 candles reach this chart's time, it uses them ("from candles").
  • Otherwise it reads the green and red candles on the image itself ("from chart").

It also adds the trend, for example H1 Uptrend. Calibration is needed first.

Draw with AI

Needs an AI provider (see Connect an AI provider).

  • Basic — the app finds the levels and the AI explains them in a few sentences.
  • Full — the AI also looks at this screenshot, earlier ones and a higher-timeframe one, and picks the key zones (ā˜…), a trend line and a pattern, and describes the levels above and below price (Above: / Below: in the reading). It never draws a direction or a target. Screenshots are sent to your AI provider.

The AI's reading appears under the chart. Move or delete anything that looks off — the candle trend always wins over the AI's trend. Choose Basic, Full or Auto in Settings → AI Provider → AI depth.

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