AI for TradingView users
Lenzi is not a TradingView replacement. It is the analytical conversation layer that sits next to your existing stack - reads the candles, draws the levels, and explains the setup.
Where Lenzi fits in your stack
The combined workflow
Step 01
Watchlists, alerts, scripts, whatever works for you. Nothing changes here.
Step 02
Same OHLCV data. Same timeframes. The AI is on the right side of the screen.
Step 03
“What is the structure?” “Is the trendline valid?” “Where would this break?”
Step 04
Lenzi draws the evidence directly on your candles. Levels, zones, markers, invalidation.
What Lenzi adds
Multi-turn analysis on a specific chart - not a static indicator output or a script result.
Trendlines, zones, levels, and markers appear on the chart as the AI explains its read.
Every read comes with the exact price where it stops being valid. So you know when to be wrong.
No. TradingView is best in class for execution, alerts, scripts, and the breadth of the community. Lenzi is the analytical conversation layer - the AI that reads the chart with you. Most users keep both.
TrendSpider and Trade Ideas are scanners and automation engines. Lenzi is not a scanner - it is a co-analyst that thinks through a specific chart with you. They solve different problems. Many traders use a scanner to find candidates, then bring those tickers to Lenzi for the read.
Lenzi sources US equities and ETFs data from Polygon.io. The same OHLCV underlying every TradingView chart for US-listed names.
Lenzi has its own native indicator suite (SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD, ATR). Indicators you apply in the Lenzi workspace are visible to the AI and used in its analysis. Drawings you make in Lenzi are also part of the AI's context.
Not currently. Lenzi is focused on the analytical conversation around the chart, not custom script execution. The roadmap prioritizes deeper analysis, memory, and multi-ticker workflows.
Bring any US ticker you already watch. The AI does the rest.