“I mostly swing trade. If price is not in my zone, I leave it alone. I just want a heads-up when it is time to check the chart again.”Areas of interest · Swing
YOUR TRADING. ALL CONNECTED.
Your strategy.
TP keeps watch.
From your rules to your chart. From alerts to your Journal. One workspace for your trading approach.
Build my strategyYou set the rules. You make the decisions.Automatic animation · Simulated data · No real alerts sent
More than an alert.
The complete context.
Your trading approach.
Your own rules.
Turn an idea into conditions you can see, combine and review.
- 01CONTEXTPrice above EMA 200
- 02SEQUENCEPullback to EMA 20, then a recovery
- 03CONFIRMATIONBullish close after the pullback
Don’t just imagine it.
See it on your chart.
Each custom strategy, with a visual example of what you are looking for.
Your day goes on.
So does TP.
Follow your conditions without chasing every candle. When an alert arrives, return with context.
- 01Your contextPrice above EMA 200
- 02ConfirmationBullish close after the pullback
- 03Alert + entryAlert and Journal tracking
A monitoring illustration. No monitors are activated or real alerts sent.
Your strategy has
a story to tell.
Your monitored strategies, with history and live statistics. Follow their progress beyond the alert.
Illustrative figures showing the Journal. Not real results or a performance forecast.
YOUR COMPLETE WORKSPACE.
And there’s
more to TP.
Predefined strategies
Explore a starting point and understand its conditions before creating a monitor.
Activity and context
Return to what your monitor detected and review which conditions were met.
Take TP with you
Set up your device and permissions to receive alerts when your setup forms.
A plan for your pace
Compare monitoring capacity and choose how to follow your strategies.
BEFORE YOU START
Let’s make it clear.
Where do I start?
Define what you want to watch: market, timeframe and conditions. Build the strategy in the editor, review it on TP Chart and set up its monitor. Then follow its activity and progress in the Journal.
- 01Define
- 02Visualise
- 03Monitor
- 04Review
What does it add to a price alert?
You can follow a combination of context, sequence and confirmation, using supported rules. A touch of a price zone does not have to be enough: TP checks the setup you defined.
How do multiple conditions work together?
In a sequence, what happens and its order both matter. This illustrative setup requires a low sweep, a zone reclaim and a confirming close. The alert follows the configured combination.
- 1Low sweep
- 2Zone reclaimed
- 3Confirming close
The combination matters: first the sweep, then the reclaim, then the close. You define the supported rules.
What if a condition fails?
Your strategy logic applies. If confirmation is missing or a configured invalidation occurs, the setup should not be treated as confirmed. Review the rules and monitor status to understand what is still pending.
- 1Incomplete reclaim
- 2Low is lost
- 3No alert
If the invalidation low is lost before confirmation, this setup is discarded. One condition alone is not enough.
Does TP open or close trades for me?
No. TP analyses conditions and generates alerts. You review the market and decide whether to trade, position size and risk management. An alert is neither an order nor a guaranteed outcome.
What will I find in the Journal?
Your monitored strategies’ records, history and statistics to review their progress beyond an alert. Hypothetical TP results do not verify executed trades or real broker profits.
Do I need to know how to code?
You can build conditions in the visual editor. TP AI can also help prepare a proposal for you to review before use. Availability, supported rules and limits depend on the service and your account.
How do alerts reach my phone?
Set up your device in Account and enable notifications in a compatible browser. Some phones require installing the web app and accepting permissions. Check your device settings before relying on alerts.
Which markets and timeframes can I follow?
Those available in TP’s selectors and your connected account. Before creating a monitor, check the symbol, timeframe, data coverage and rule compatibility.
How are Chart, Monitors and Journal different?
TP Chart helps you visualise what you are looking for. Monitors follows an active strategy’s conditions. Journal brings together its records and progress. They are three stages of one process: understand, monitor and review.
What if I am not receiving alerts?
Check that the monitor is active, receives data and its conditions were met. Then review notification permissions and the device. The absence of an alert alone does not confirm that the market has not formed a setup.
How do I choose a plan?
Think about how many strategies you need to follow and compare the capacities and limits published in Plans. Start with your actual analysis routine and assess which capacity fits it.
YOUR RULES. YOUR CONTEXT. YOUR DECISION.
The next step
is yours.
Your strategy deserves more than another open tab.
Get started with TP ContextExplore the plansVOICES AND ROUTINES
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More stories.
Fictional usage profiles
“I want to get my London session plan ready and stop opening the chart every 5 minutes... a nudge on my phone would do.”Session preparation · Intraday
“For me, an alert is a reason to look, not a reason to enter. Tell me which condition was met and let me decide from there.”Alerts with context
“I usually have 2 scenarios for the same pair. I want to see which one is forming without having a million things open.”Scenarios and confirmation
“I only follow the London open for a while. If my setup does not show up, I move on. I do not need alerts all day.”Time windows and reference levels
“Between work and things at home, I cannot keep watching all day. A heads-up would help me pick up my analysis when I have a moment.”Analysis and daily routine
“I prepare my setup before New York. If the conditions do not come together, I prefer to carry on with my day.”Session and context
“It would help to see what has been met and what is still missing. An alert makes sense when I can understand the context.”Conditions and confirmation
“Having my setup history in one place would help me review my process more calmly.”History and routine