Replay the market without seeing what comes next.
You pick an instrument and a date. The chart stops there, and you move forward candle by candle, placing your orders as in real trading.
M1 data since 2009 · Forex · Metals · Crypto · 7 timeframesA chart whose ending you know teaches you nothing.
Scrolling through the past by eye gives the impression of having a plan. Replay puts you in the position where you have to decide.
Today
- You scroll a chart whose next moves you already know.
- You log your trades by hand, when you remember.
- You draw conclusions after eight lucky trades.
- You forget the spread, and your result looks better than it is.
With TradeChart
- What comes next stays hidden until you move forward.
- Every trade is recorded with its stop, its target and its size.
- No score before 20 trades, no confluence judged before 10.
- The spread is paid on every entry, just like at your broker.
Three ways in, depending on what you're after.
The mode is chosen when the session starts. It changes what you'll be asked for, and so what your numbers will be able to say.
Find what works for you.
You trade without a fixed strategy and tag each trade with what you saw. After a few sessions, your numbers tell you which confluences hold up.
- Start a session in Data collect mode.
- Tag each trade: at least one tag.
- Read your confluences: grey under 10 trades.
Check that your rules hold up.
You write your rules before playing: target R:R, maximum risk, entry conditions. After the run, you see whether you followed them, and what they bring in.
- Write your strategy and its rules.
- Start a run in Strategy test mode.
- Compare your runs and your rule adherence.
Stop below the wick, target at 2R.
No trades after 4 pm.
Train your eye, at your own pace.
You move forward without seeing what comes next and decide when it's time to decide. You don't have to trade: watching a session take shape is already work.
- Pick an instrument, a date, a timeframe.
- Move candle by candle (Shift+→), or from 0.5x to 10x.
- Jump to the London or New York open with “Go to”.
From the chosen date to the verdict.
Three steps, and nothing to export in between.
Pick your market
An instrument, a start date, a timeframe and a mode.
Replay and trade
You move forward at your own pace. Every order goes out with its stop, its target and the spread.
Review your numbers
The session ends with its verdict. Your Score adds it all up, from 20 trades.
Every session ends on its numbers.
What each measure says, and what it doesn't. Example from a 113-trade demo session.
| Measure | Value | What it says |
|---|---|---|
| Profit factor | 1.28 | Gross profits divided by gross losses. Above 1, the session wins. |
| Win rate | 38.1% | The share of winning trades. On its own, it doesn't tell you whether you make money. |
| Average win / average loss | $191.70 / −$91.91 | One win is worth 2.09 losses here: that's what offsets a low win rate. |
| Expectancy | +$16.01 | What one trade brings in, on average, after the spread. |
| Average R | +0.19 R | The average result relative to the risk taken, measured from the initial stop. |
| Max drawdown | −13.5% | The largest drop in balance from a peak. |
| Longest losing streak | 14 | The number of losses in a row you had to take. |
TradeChart waits until it can conclude.
Slide the number of trades. You see when each analysis agrees to speak.
Load, replay, trade, review.
An instrument, a date, a timeframe. The chart stops there.
Candle by candle, or from 0.5x to 10x. “Go to” jumps to the London or New York open.
Market or pending, with stop, target and size.
Verdict, Score, confluences: everything is computed at the end.
Everything you need on one screen.
Your chart, with your tools.
Move forward, go back, review.
An order ticket like at your broker.
Your numbers, as soon as the session ends.
Replay live, together.
Every trade keeps its story.
What each one does, honestly.
Including what others do better than us.
| Feature | TradeChart | FX Replay | TradingView |
|---|---|---|---|
| Replay with simulated ordersi | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Trades kept after the sessioni | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Simultaneous replay for two, the other's cursori | ✓ | not mentioned | not mentioned |
| No verdict on too small a samplei | ✓ | not mentioned | not mentioned |
| CSV import of broker trades | ✓ | not mentioned | not mentioned |
| Monte Carloi | ✓ | ✓ | not mentioned |
| Second-level datai | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Futures and indices | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Several charts side by side | — | ✓ | not verified |
| Forex history | since 2009 (7 pairs) | since 2003 (major pairs) | depends on the symbol |
Checked on 10/10/2026 on FX Replay's public pages (home, pricing) and on TradingView's help pages about Bar Replay. “Not mentioned” means absent from the pages consulted, not necessarily absent from the product. Spotted an error? Write to us, we'll fix it.
TradeChart is free during the beta, with no credit card. Paid plans will come afterwards.
See the plansWhat's coming next.
Leave your address: we'll let you know the day it's available, and only that day.
What people ask us.
Where does the data come from?
They are one-minute candles, checked before entering the database, then grouped on the fly into the timeframe you choose. Forex goes back to 2009 on 7 pairs, gold and silver to 2013, crypto to 2021 or 2024 depending on the instrument.
Is the spread taken into account?
Yes. Each session sets a realistic spread for its instrument, and you pay it on every entry. A result without spread would be too good to be true.
Can I see what comes next on the chart?
No, and that's on purpose. The chart stops at the chosen date and only moves forward when you do.
What's the difference between Data collect and Strategy test?
In Data collect, you trade without a fixed strategy and tag each trade: you're looking for what works. In Strategy test, you follow rules written in advance, without tags: you check that they hold up and that you stick to them.
Why doesn't my score show?
The TradeChart Score waits for 20 trades. Before that, it would mean nothing, so it isn't shown.
Does crypto replay over the weekend?
Yes. BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP trade 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, weekends included. Forex and metals follow the market week.
Can I import my real trades?
Yes, as a CSV: a MetaTrader 4 or 5 export, or a generic file whose columns you map. Each symbol becomes a review session.
How much does it cost?
Nothing during the beta, and no credit card.
Your first session is waiting.
Pick an instrument and a date. The rest plays out candle by candle.
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