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Chart-overlay technical analysis and precision financial math — your screenshots and numbers never leave your device.

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Technical-analysis chart studios and precision financial calculators that run entirely in your browser. The flagship Chart Overlay Studio lets you paste or drop a screenshot of any chart — from a broker app, a paywalled terminal, or a message — calibrate its price axis once (manually or with built-in OCR), then draw price-accurate Fibonacci retracements, trend lines, parallel channels, and Andrew's pitchfork directly on top, and export the annotated image. No mainstream charting app lets you draw professional tools over a chart you don't own; here it runs locally, so the screenshot never leaves your device. More finance tools follow — options Greeks, portfolio risk, bond and rate math — each built to be formula-precise and to keep sensitive numbers like positions, balances, and account data on your machine instead of someone else's server. Everything works offline once loaded, inside locked-down corporate networks, and on your phone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do my chart screenshots or financial data upload anywhere?

No. Every finance tool runs entirely in your browser. The chart image you paste and any numbers you enter stay on your device — nothing is uploaded, logged, or sent to a server.

How can drawings be price-accurate on a screenshot?

You calibrate the price axis once — click two points whose prices you know and type their values, or let the built-in OCR read the axis labels for you. The tool then maps every pixel to a real price, so Fibonacci levels, trend lines, and channels report true values.

Can the Chart Overlay Studio pull a live chart for a ticker symbol?

Not the overlay studio — it works on chart images you paste, drop, or open, which is what keeps it fully private and offline. Live-data charting from a ticker symbol is planned as a separate tool.