Multi-chart: up to 49 charts on one screen
A grid of two to forty-nine windows with a shared crosshair, a synchronised timeframe and markers visible on every chart at once.
The screener tells you where something is happening; the multi-chart shows what it looks like. Instead of opening coins one by one you see two dozen charts together and notice the thing that matters: whether the whole market moved or just one coin.
The grid
- Sizes from 2×1 to 7×7. Auto-grid picks the layout for however many coins you added.
- Focus mode enlarges one chart and keeps the rest in a strip beside it.
- Micro-charts are the densest view — just the candles and the ticker, so the whole list fits in one glance.
Synchronisation
The crosshair runs across every window at once: hover on one chart and you see the same minute on all the others. The timeframe switches globally too — comparing coins at different scales is meaningless, and they drift apart without you noticing.
Markers
A vertical marker lands on every chart simultaneously: handy for marking a news release or the start of a session and watching who reacted how. Markers pin and clear in one click.
Building the list
Coins are added from the screener with the button in the row — usually once a preset has narrowed things down to a dozen candidates. The grid you build is saved, and with an account it travels to your other devices.
Frequently asked questions
How many charts can a browser handle?
The grid supports 49 windows. On a modest laptop sixteen is the sensible ceiling: every chart is a live price stream.
Can I draw on charts inside the grid?
Markup is done on the coin's full-size chart and shows up in the grid. That is deliberate: drawing in a window the size of a postage stamp is awkward, but seeing your own levels there is essential.
Is the multi-chart free?
Yes, like everything else. An account is only needed so the grid does not live in a single browser.