Your chart

Delta sits beside your chart. It does not replace it.

The dashboard is a second screen, not a chart platform. You keep your own TradingView chart open; Delta publishes its read next to it. Nothing on this page connects an account, and there is nothing to install.

What the dashboard does
  • Reads the operator's chosen instrument and timeframe — MES by default; MNQ, ES or MGC; 1m, 5m, 15m or 1h — from the ProjectX / TopstepX feed and publishes one verdict per setup, with its evidence.
  • Names the levels it mapped and which of them were swept and reclaimed, so you can find them on your own chart.
  • For the operator, shows a small chart panel of its own, display only, so a verdict is never read without the bars behind it. Testers read the verdict beside their own chart; candles stay with the operator's licence.
  • Carries the same status line on every screen: staleness, market-data time, bar age, and the source being read.
What it does not do
  • It does not connect to your TradingView account and does not read from your chart.
  • It does not send exchange prices to testers. Testers receive Delta's read — levels by name, structure, entry and stop; candles and level prices stay with the operator's licence.
  • It does not verify fills. The Journal shows the operator's workbook and the app's own record; the dashboard's record form saves to your browser only.
  • Delta does not place orders. Whether an entry is still reachable is yours to judge on your own chart.

Want in? Request access — an email address is all it asks for. Have a code already? How a code is used.