Charting platforms cap their free tier at two indicators and charge ₹1,295 ($14.95) a month to lift it. ChartLayer computes its own 54 and draws them straight onto the chart you already use, anchored to price, moving with every pan and zoom.
Your chart page already downloads every candle it displays. ChartLayer reads those same candles inside your browser, runs its own indicator engine on them, and paints the result on a transparent layer above the chart. Nothing is unlocked, nothing is uploaded, nobody is asked.
The candles your page already loaded are read in place. No feeds, no keys, no servers of ours in the data path.
All 54 indicators run locally, from Ichimoku and WaveTrend to Fisher Transform and Chandelier Exit. Type "ema 50", press Enter.
Every line is pinned to bar-time and price and re-projected each frame, so it pans, zooms and rescales exactly like a native indicator. Verified to the pixel.
ChartLayer draws on a transparent canvas in your own browser, computed from data your page already loaded. It never touches your account or the platform's systems, and it doesn't unlock paid platform features. It sits in the same category as any overlay extension you already trust.
No. The engine recomputes on every new bar, and the layer re-projects every frame from the chart's live coordinate space. Lines sit exactly where the math puts them, verified to the pixel.
There is nothing to collect. Computation is local, the privacy policy is three paragraphs, and the only network request the extension makes is license validation.
The leading web charting platform is fully supported, and the charts inside major broker and exchange sites work through the universal capture engine. New adapters ship weekly; Pro users vote on the queue.