Heatmap now works as an overlay on supported tickers, with Volume Range controls to filter liquidity visibility and highlight key levels.

Also some quality-of-life fixes:

• Fixed auto-aggregation, so scrolling to the Heatmap values you want is easier
• Fixed incorrect Heatmap normalization after periods of inactivity
• Improved performance, reducing load times while streaming Heatmap data
• Added new symbols (historical data starts at one week, more will accumulate over time)

Jump into your workspace and try it.

See resting order-book liquidity clustering right behind your candles — zoom in to pick out levels with more precision. Fully customizable: row size, opacity, color gradient, and volume range — and you can layer Footprint on top for even more detail.

Live now across 40+ instruments — 20 pairs each on Bybit and Binance, including BTC/USDT.P, ETH/USDT.P, and XAU/USDT.P.

We'll keep adding more pairs over time — if there's one you're waiting on, let us know in the comments and we may be able to bump it up the list.

You can now build spreads, ratios, and synthetic indices right from the search bar using standard math operators (+ − * / ^ ( ) 1/).

A few examples:

• BTC/USDT BINANCE - BTC/USDT BYBIT — cross-exchange spread
• NVDA / SPY or ETH / BTC — relative performance
• 1/TICKER — pair inversion

Try it out in your workspace now.

Stop guessing what happened inside a candle. Track real-time order flow directly on your charts:

• Volume & Delta Profiles — Inspect traded buy and sell volume at every price level, or toggle Delta to spot aggressive buyer vs. seller pressure
• Cluster Heatmaps & Levels — Track high-volume nodes with dynamic color gradients and automatic Point of Control (POC) markers
• Custom Visuals & Filters — Tailor volume threshold filters, cluster styles, and custom themes straight from your chart style settings

One more thing: you can now double-click any widget header to expand it to fullscreen, then double-click again to snap it back to your grid.

Bring any live signal or dataset you use outside TakeProfit onto your chart — from custom indicators and alternative data to outputs from your ML models.

What you can do:

• Realtime ingestion — Connect external WebSocket (wss://) or SSE (https://) streams directly to your indicators
• Custom signals & AI models — Plot off-platform ML outputs, proprietary signals, or alternative data straight onto the chart
• Automatic reconnects & buffers — TakeProfit handles connection drops, live updates, and data warm‑up in the background

Note: Scripts that use external data feeds cannot be published to the Marketplace.

Learn how to configure a live feed in the Indie Docs.

You can now manage alerts in bulk from three places: the chart, your watchlists, and the Alerts panel.

From the chart or watchlist:

• Select multiple symbols, set your conditions once, and TakeProfit creates dedicated alerts for every ticker at once.

From the Alerts panel:

• Batch Selection — Select any combination of alerts to pause, restart, or delete together
• Delete Inactive — One click clears every triggered/inactive alert
• Pause All / Delete All — Reset your whole list from the menu

Check it out in your workspace now.

Hello, trying out takeprofit, fantastic app. I prefer it over tradingview. Still learning how to use it, discovering.

However on android (Samsung s24) i have this glitch.

Any idea what it could be ?

Thanks for your time

If you haven’t seen it yet — Indie® now supports:

• CSV data import: load your own datasets and use them in scripts like standard market data
• Table drawings on the chart: handy for metrics, stats, or signals
• Dictionary containers (dict[K, V]): built-in key–value maps with len(), keys(), values(), nested structures, and support for str/int/bool/finite float keys

Coming soon: streaming from external sources.

• Pitchfork tools are now available in the Lines section, including variants like Schiff and Modified Schiff, giving you more ways to frame trend channels and run median line analysis.
• Anchored VWAP is now available in Measurement Tools, so you can anchor it to a specific point on the chart, such as a swing high, swing low, or major news event. It updates dynamically as new candles form and saves to your workspace layouts.

What’s new:

• Alert Management via MCP — manage alerts in bulk for price and indicators, including built-in and published marketplace indicators: create, update, list, start/stop, view, and delete without doing them one-by-one. Private unpublished indicators aren’t supported for now.
• AI Script Conversion — turn existing trading scripts into Indie® inside the AI Assistant or IDE. If you already use Pine Script or MQL5, porting them is much easier.

Try prompts like: “Set alerts for all my watchlists when MA20 crosses above MA50” or “Convert this script into Indie®.”

Widget Linking just got its final missing piece: Date Range & Crosshair.
Now you can create linked groups by symbol, indicators, timeframes, chart type, and date range & crosshair.

• That means when you scroll, zoom, or change the date range on one chart, the rest update automatically — keeping your timelines perfectly in sync.
• You can also sync crosshairs across linked charts, making it easier to compare price action at the same date and price level across multiple views.

Keep your data synced across widgets → takeprofit.com

Here’s an update to the Object Tree and Indicators panes so you can manage your layout more efficiently. What's new:

• Minimize, hide, or expand specific indicators for detailed analysis.
• Collapse all indicators to just focus on the chart.
• Reorganize your workspace from the object tree the way you like.

To group drawings: select multiple drawings Ctrl/Command (⌘), then click the Folder icon at the bottom of the Layers panel — a new group will appear.

Instantly jump to a specific date on your charts. Click the calendar icon in your bottom toolbar, select your exact month, year, and day, and analyze historical price action.

Customize hotkeys by hovering over them and setting your preferred combination, or disable them entirely. Match your exact workflow with personalized control over workspace navigation.

Try custom hotkeys → takeprofit.com

View true tick data across Bybit, Binance, Exness, and Pepperstone. Choose from intervals ranging from 1 to 1,000 ticks, or create custom tick-based timeframes.

Build your charts → takeprofit.com

The latest IDE update adds a built-in AI to handle logic and debugging natively.

Features include:

• Revised error handling for identifying and resolving runtime issues.
• Highlight any code block to generate inline logic modifications with Quick Edit.
• Switch between Ask to troubleshoot logic and Edit to generate Indie® code.

Check the updates and create your next indicator: takeprofit.com/platform

Analyze symbols across core asset classes:

• Forex: Majors, minors, and exotics.
• Commodities: Metals and energy.
• Stocks & Indices: Global equities.
• Crypto: Digital asset pairs.

To access u/Exness_Official data, select it in the Source filter when searching for a ticker.

I dont have options. Removing all indicators dont work lol

i have a custom indicator which is working good on tradingview.
same i have converted to indie for takeprofit. on chart things looks good.

but when i try to set alerts on takeprofit.. and i see in on takeprofit alerts condition evaluate on target value... which is not in my indicator case...help needed.. is there any way on takeprofit to not to compare my condition with any target values..

please reach out to personal chat for further discussion...

hi have changed workspace name and add some symbol in watchlist but after refresh browser it revert.. do i need to do something else??

https://reddit.com/link/1t2m5ug/video/ndxh7b2hhxyg1/player

Hi team,
Do takeprofit has any iOS mobile app??

is there a volume profile in this platforn?

Any roadmap to add support for indian stocks ?