FAQ
The questions that actually come up, answered the way the product talks.
No. Verdict is an educational chart-analysis tool. It grades the structure of a chart you upload — it does not tell you to buy or sell, predict prices, or manage risk for you. Every trading decision is yours, and the Risk Disclosure applies to everything the product outputs.
It names how the analysis knows what it knows. DATA: VERIFIED means you uploaded candle data and structure was computed on exact values. PIXEL: MEASURED means your screenshot was extracted successfully and structure was computed on measured candles. VISION ONLY means extraction declined the image and the AI analyzed it visually — treat that one as an estimate.
The extraction engine refuses rather than guesses when an image is too compressed, too low-contrast, or in a style it hasn't met. Best results come from full-resolution chart exports (in TradingView, the camera icon → Download image) rather than re-screenshots of a scaled window. If a clean export still won't verify, send it in — every refused chart becomes a permanent test case and a detector patch.
Any candlestick chart with a visible price axis: futures, forex, crypto, stocks, from 1-minute to daily. The engine is exercised most heavily on gold and index futures at intraday timeframes, and its regression suite grows with every new chart style users send in.
No. Uploads are processed to produce your verdict and are not used by us to train models. The engine improves through engineering — detector patches and regression tests — not by learning from your data. See the Privacy Policy for the full picture.
Continuity. After a verdict, let the market print a few candles, screenshot again, and re-verdict: the prior read is carried forward, and the analysis may only flip its bias by naming the specific structural event — a sweep, a CHoCH, displacement — that invalidated it. No event, no flip. It's the difference between an analyst and a coin.
Free during beta: three verdicts a day with the full engine. Pro — unlimited verdicts, an auto-journal, and calibration stats from your own outcomes — arrives at $24/month alongside accounts.
Yes — the card is designed to be screenshotted and posted. Just don't present it as financial advice or a signal when you do; it's an analysis of structure, and the grade means the chart matched a pattern, not that a trade will win.
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