VisionTradeAI
AI-powered technical analysis

Upload a chart. Get every pattern found, drawn, and explained.

VisionTradeAI reads a screenshot of any stock chart, detects the technical patterns that are genuinely visible in it, and hands it back annotated — with confidence scores and plain-English explanations for each one.

A real chart screenshot annotated by VisionTradeAI, showing a detected Cup & Handle pattern with its neckline and target level labelled

A real upload — click any detected pattern in the app for this same labelled breakdown.

How it works

1

Upload a screenshot

Drop in a chart from TradingView, Zerodha, Groww, or anywhere else — PNG or JPEG.

2

Computer vision reads the candles

The chart area, candle colors, and price axis are detected automatically, then reconstructed into real OHLC data.

3

Every pattern gets tested

20+ classical setups — head & shoulders, triangles, wedges, cup & handle, candlesticks, gaps — each scored on its own geometry.

4

AI validates and explains

Gemini checks each candidate against the actual image, rejects weak ones, and writes a plain-English explanation for what's left.

Patterns it knows how to find

Plus double/triple tops & bottoms, rounding formations, rectangles, channels, diamonds, gaps, Fibonacci levels, and the major candlestick reversals — only drawn when they're genuinely there.

Head & Shoulders

Bearish

Three peaks in a row, the middle one clearly higher than the two either side, which sit at roughly the same height.

A classic warning that an uptrend may be running out of steam and reversing lower.

Double Top

Bearish

Two peaks at roughly the same height, forming a shape like the letter M.

Two failed attempts at the same resistance level often mark a top.

Double Bottom

Bullish

Two troughs at roughly the same depth, forming a shape like the letter W.

Two failed attempts to break the same support level often mark a bottom.

Cup & Handle

Bullish

A rounded, U-shaped dip and recovery, followed by a small shallow pullback near the top.

A pause-and-continue pattern — the earlier uptrend often resumes.

Ascending Triangle

Bullish

A flat resistance line on top with a rising line of higher lows underneath.

Buyers stepping in at higher prices while sellers defend one ceiling — often breaks up.

Falling Wedge

Bullish

Both boundaries slope downward, narrowing, while the whole pattern drifts lower.

Weakening downward momentum inside the wedge — often reverses higher.

Bull Flag

Bullish

A sharp rally, followed by a brief, tight, slightly downward-drifting pause.

A short pause after a strong move up — the rally often continues.

Rounding Bottom

Bullish

A slow, gradual, bowl-shaped dip and recovery, forming over a longer stretch of the chart.

A gentle, long-term shift from sellers to buyers being in control.

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