A multi-chart crypto workspace
with unlimited charts and unlimited tabs

Building a multi-chart layout is the least interesting part of trading

Anyone who trades seriously ends up watching more than one chart. BTC on the 15-minute and 1-hour to catch the trend, a couple of alts for rotation, maybe an ETH chart because ETH moves first. It's a sensible workflow.

The problem is setting it up. On most platforms, you drag tiles around, pick pairs, pick timeframes, wire up indicators, save it, name it, and hope you don't accidentally close the layout next time. Then you do the whole thing again when you want a different view. It's half an hour of admin for something that should be a preset.

Unlimited charts per workspace — plus one-click presets

A workspace is just a container. Add as many charts as you like — two, six, fifteen, thirty — in any grid layout (rows × columns). If your layout can't fit everything on screen, the workspace scrolls. No ceiling on chart count, no separate "pro" workspace tier.

Presets are a convenience, not a constraint. Six curated layouts open instantly from a menu — pre-wired with specific pairs, timeframes, and indicators, so you skip the setup when you want a known view. Three are static (fixed pairs); three rebuild themselves live from market conditions. Once opened, a preset is yours to edit: swap a pair, change an interval, add more charts, remove ones you don't need, stack extra indicators. Nothing stays locked after the click.

The six built-in layouts

Customise freely, persist everything

Presets are a starting point, not a cage. Any layout can be adjusted — swap a pair, change a timeframe, add or remove indicators, resize the tiles. The workspace saves automatically. Close the app, reopen it, and your view is exactly where you left it, drawings and all.

And you're not capped at one. Open unlimited workspaces, each in its own tab, each with its own independent grid layout. Run a BTC multi-timeframe view in tab 1, a dynamic Top Volume layout in tab 2, the market screener in tab 3, and a custom altcoin rotation workspace with a dozen charts in tab 4. Switching between them is instant because nothing gets torn down.

Small touches that actually matter day to day

Feature rundown

• Unlimited charts per workspace. Any grid size (rows × columns), and the workspace scrolls when your layout has more charts than fit on screen. Put two on a tab or thirty, the app doesn't care.
• Unlimited tab-based workspaces. Each tab is its own workspace with its own grid. Run as many as you want.
• Six preset layouts for quick starts. Three static (Bitcoin Multi-TF, BTC + Major Alts, Major Alts), three dynamic (Top Volume, Most Volatile, Quiet & Liquid). Fully editable after you open them.
• Any timeframe, any pair. Charts support 1m to 1D on any pair the exchange offers.
• Full TradingView charting engine per tile. 70+ indicators, drawing tools, crosshair, the lot.
• One WebSocket pipeline for all of it. Running many live charts is cheap — the exchange stream is shared.
• Workspace persistence. Your layout, indicators, and drawings are saved automatically. No "load workspace" dance.
• Focus mode and drag-and-drop reorder. Quality-of-life features that aren't obvious until you want them, then you use them every day.
• No cap, no paid tier. Multi-chart is the default, not a feature behind a subscription.

A few practical questions

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