Explore TAD / what it solves

What’s making your charts
harder than they need to be?

The settings? The signals? The time spent watching? Here’s what TAD takes off your plate—and what you can add when you need it.

Auto Strategy / every package

New chart.
Same settings headache?

Keep Auto Strategy on. TAD adapts its preset lengths and settings as you change symbols and timeframes. You can start with the defaults instead of rebuilding your setup.

You get: A ready-to-use starting configuration for most charts and timeframes.
Your next step: Add TAD to your TradingView chart. Leave Auto Strategy on and look at the display.

Show me where to add it →

TAD indicator signals on a historical TradingView chart — Actual product display on TradingView. Automatic settings do not run a historical backtest.

Signals, targets & stops / every package

A signal appears.
Where are the other levels?

TAD brings long/short signals, targets and stops onto the same chart. See the direction and the reference levels together, instead of piecing them together across indicators.

Understand the chart markers →

Actual TAD signals, target and stop levels on a historical TradingView chart — Historical product display on TradingView. These are chart reference levels, not orders placed at your broker; signals can fail.

Alerts & filters / Advanced + Business

Watching all day?
Let your chart call you.

Create a TradingView alert for the TAD condition you want to follow. You can step away and receive a notification when it appears. Advanced signal filters also give you more control over the signals displayed.

Watch the alert setup →

TradingView alert limits apply separately. TAD does not place trades for you.

Alerts

Less screen watching. Get notified about your selected condition.

Advanced filters

More say in which signals appear. Explore the extra controls when you’re ready.

Historical testing / Business

Want to test an idea
before putting it to work?

Business adds historical strategy backtesting and position-sizing tools. Try settings against past data and inspect the strategy report—including losses and drawdown.

This is a separate capability from Auto Strategy. You don’t need it to start using TAD’s indicator signals.

What can a backtest tell me? →