What you can draw
Trendlines and rays, horizontal and vertical levels, channels, Fibonacci, rectangles and shapes, and text notes placed directly on the chart. Every object has its own colour, thickness, fill and opacity; objects can be locked, duplicated, copied between charts and ordered in layers — brought to front or sent back. Sets you use often are saved as templates, including templates shared across all tools, so you are not reconfiguring the same thing every session.
Anchored to the bars, not to the screen
Objects live in data coordinates — price and time, not pixels. In practice that means a level stays exactly where you put it when you change timeframe, zoom or scroll, instead of drifting with the scale. The same holds across devices: markup is stored server-side and synced, so a chart you marked up on a desktop opens identically on a phone.
From a level straight to an alert
Right-click a level you have drawn and there is a "create alert from level" action — no retyping the price into a separate dialog. It is a small thing that changes a habit: a level you judged important starts working on its own, instead of waiting for you to remember it and check the chart. Markup can also be posted into chat as a snapshot, and another member applies it to their own chart with one click.
Who this is for
- Traders who mark up in advance rather than react after the move
- Anyone working from two devices who would rather not redraw levels
- Anyone dissecting other people's ideas who wants their markup locally
- Anyone with a favourite toolset who is tired of configuring it every time
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a limit on the number of objects?
- No practical limit: markup is not part of any tier, because there are no tiers. The only cap is technical — very large object sets on a single chart save up to a ceiling so the page stays responsive.
- Does markup survive closing the browser?
- Yes. It is stored server-side and tied to your account, not the device. Sign in with Google or Telegram and everything is where you left it.
- Can I share markup with another trader?
- Yes. The chart goes into chat as a snapshot with the markup attached, and the recipient applies it to their own chart in one click — same instrument, same timeframe.
Other things the terminal does
- Footprint and order flowVolume and delta at every price level inside the candle
- Replay simulatorRewind history bar by bar and rehearse your entries
- Paper tradingA demo account in the live market: stop, target, size, stats
- Heatmaps and liquidationsResting limit-order density and liquidations on the chart
- IndicatorsFrom EMA and RSI to market profile, footprint and market structure
- Price alertsThe level is watched server-side — alerts reach your browser and Telegram
- Position calculatorPosition size from a percentage of risk, not from a hunch
- Economic calendarForex and crypto events with advance reminders
- AcademyShort lessons with hands-on practice on a real chart
- Chat and communityChat, members' ideas and market breakdowns next to the chart
- Ranking and streaksDaily streak, levels and community leaderboards
VVozny is a terminal for analysis and learning — not a broker and not an exchange. Orders are filled on a demo account and in the replay simulator. You trade real money wherever your account is held.