Everything about Lenzi, answered.

Lenzi AI is an AI chart analysis partner for technical traders, built by SpikeLens. It pairs a live candlestick chart with Lenzi, an AI co-trader that reads price action, identifies structure, draws levels, and discusses the chart with you in real time.

An AI co-trader is an intelligent assistant that works alongside you as you analyze charts. Unlike automated bots that trade for you, Lenzi reads the chart with you — not for you. It offers a second opinion on structure, levels, and setups so you can make better-informed decisions.

No. Lenzi is not a trading bot, signal service, or prediction engine. It is an analytical second opinion on the chart. Lenzi validates your analysis, challenges your reads, and surfaces what you might miss — the trading decision is always yours.

No. Lenzi is strictly an analysis and decision-support tool. It does not connect to any broker, place orders, or execute trades. You remain in full control of every trading decision.

Lenzi is built for traders with a year or more of technical analysis experience — active TradingView users who draw their own levels and want a second opinion on their own chart. It is not a signal service, automation tool, or beginners' course. More on who Lenzi is for.

Yes — some working knowledge of technical analysis is required. Lenzi is designed for traders who already understand candlesticks, support and resistance, and basic indicators. It is not a trading course, and it will not teach you the fundamentals from scratch. The glossary covers every term Lenzi uses.

ChatGPT analyzes screenshots — it guesses at pixel positions with no access to actual price data, volume, or timeframe context. Lenzi reads real OHLCV data from Massive.com. It knows the exact price at every candle, computes real indicator values, and draws levels at precise prices directly on your chart.

TrendSpider is a scanning tool — it runs automated pattern detection across many symbols. Lenzi is a conversational partner for a single chart: you discuss what you see, and it responds with structural reads drawn directly on the chart. Scanner versus sparring partner.

Lenzi does not predict price direction or claim an accuracy percentage. Technical analysis is inherently probabilistic — it identifies structure, levels, and context that inform decisions. Lenzi's value is disciplined, unbiased framework application without emotional interference.

Lenzi uses Massive.com for real-time and historical market data. That means access to actual OHLCV (Open, High, Low, Close, Volume) values — not screenshots or pixel approximations.

Lenzi supports five core technical indicators: SMA (Simple Moving Average), EMA (Exponential Moving Average), RSI (Relative Strength Index), ATR (Average True Range), and MACD. Each can be computed and overlaid on your chart during analysis. Learn more in the glossary.

Yes. Lenzi includes a full drawing toolkit — trendlines, horizontal levels, zones, and markers. You can draw directly on the chart, and Lenzi sees your drawings and incorporates them into its analysis. Every user-created overlay supports undo.

Timeframes range from 1 minute to 1 month: 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1H, 4H, 1D, 1W, and 1M. You can switch timeframes at any point and Lenzi re-reads the chart in the new context.

Yes. Lenzi computes ATR-based stops, visualizes risk-reward setups with entry, stop-loss, and target lines drawn on the chart, and helps evaluate whether a trade's geometry makes sense before entry. The focus is on structuring your decision, not dictating it.

Lenzi reads charts from several complementary angles — examining structure, key price levels, price behavior, and whether volume confirms or contradicts the picture. Findings are drawn directly on the chart as visual overlays. See the full framework.

Visual playbooks are structured analysis workflows that guide Lenzi through specific tasks — structure analysis, level behavior assessment, volatility regime detection. They ensure consistent, thorough analysis every time. Learn how the framework works.

Market structure analysis examines how price moves to determine directional bias, momentum phase, and overall confidence. Lenzi performs this analysis automatically and draws the key levels that define the structure on your chart.

Lenzi supports US stocks (SPY, QQQ, AAPL, TSLA, and thousands more), ETFs, forex pairs, crypto (BTC, ETH), and futures. Any symbol available through Massive.com data feeds is accessible across all timeframes from 1-minute to monthly.

Yes. Crypto pairs receive the full analysis toolkit — structure detection, level identification, indicator overlays, and trade planning.

Yes. Many traders chart and execute on TradingView, then bring analysis questions to Lenzi. Open the same ticker, ask Lenzi to validate what you're seeing, and get a structured second opinion with levels drawn on the chart.

Lenzi focuses on technical chart analysis — price action, structure, levels, and momentum. It does not analyze options chains or Greeks, but it helps identify levels for strike selection and defines risk-reward for directional trades.

Lenzi uses regular trading hours data by default and is aware of session boundaries. Intraday timeframes reflect regular-session data; daily and weekly timeframes aggregate the full session.

Lenzi has a free plan with 5 sessions/month and 3 messages per chat — no credit card required. Paid plans start at $29.99/month for Pro (50 sessions, all indicators, drawing tools) and $49.99/month for Power (150 sessions, sector correlation, priority support). Annual billing saves ~17%. See our pricing page for the full breakdown.

Yes. Your chart analysis sessions and conversations are stored securely and are only accessible to your account. SpikeLens does not share your analysis, trading ideas, or personal data with third parties.

Lenzi is a web app accessible from any modern browser. It runs on mobile, but the split-pane experience — chart on the left, AI chat on the right — is optimized for desktop and tablet.

Each account is for individual use. Free supports 1 device, Pro supports 2 concurrent devices, and Power supports unlimited devices — all under one user. Sharing credentials violates the terms of service. View plans.