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Chart Setups
What this helps you do
Chart Setups help you build a chart workspace you actually want to come back to. Instead of rebuilding charts every time you log in, you can save your preferred setup once, then reload it in a couple clicks.
This section covers three features that work together. Each one saves a different “layer” of your workspace.
| Feature | What it controls | Best for |
| Grids (Multi-Chart) | How many charts you see at once | Comparing multiple symbols or timeframes side by side |
| Indicator Sets (previously Views) | A preset for one chart | Reusing a favorite set of indicators and chart styling without rebuilding it |
| Layouts | A preset for your whole workspace | Saving and reloading a multi-chart setup, including the symbols and arrangement you like |
| Feature | What it controls | Best for |
| Grids (Multi-Chart) | How many charts you see at once | Comparing multiple symbols or timeframes side by side |
| Indicator Sets (previously Views) | A preset for one chart | Reusing a favorite set of indicators and chart styling without rebuilding it |
| Layouts | A preset for your whole workspace | Saving and reloading a multi-chart setup, including the symbols and arrangement you like |
If you want the quick rule, use Indicator Sets when you want to update one chart, and use Layouts when you want to bring back your whole workspace in one shot. Use Grids anytime you want to change how many charts you are viewing at once.
Note: Chart Setups are not officially supported on the Mobile Companion App. For the best experience, use a desktop or laptop.
Explore each feature:
Grids (Multi-Chart)
Indicator Sets (Views)
Layouts