Free during Public Beta
All features included. A weekly usage limit that scales with your TradingView plan, no credit card required.
Weekly limit by TradingView plan
Your weekly TradingView Remix usage limit scales with the TradingView plan you’re signed in with. The window rolls over every 7 days from your first request — not the calendar week. Limits are sized to keep aggregate usage inside our running monthly target, so they may flex slightly month to month. Insiders are unlimited.
| TradingView plan | Weekly multiplier | Pine coding |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 0.25× | Disabled |
| Essential | 1× | Enabled |
| Plus | 2× | Enabled |
| Premium | 5× | Enabled |
| Ultimate | 20× | Enabled |
You can see how much of this week’s usage you’ve used in the side panel header — click the pie indicator for the tier table and a TradingView upgrade link.
Public Beta
Free
Weekly limit scales with your TradingView plan. Free tier excludes Pine coding.
- AI chat with chart context
- Full chart automation & drawing tools
- Real-time market data queries
- Stock screener & fundamentals
- Custom prompt templates
- Strategy backtesting & optimization
- Alerts & watchlist management
- Telegram chat & alert monitoring
- Personalized daily market briefings
- Persistent memory & personalization
- Paper trading integration
- Portfolio tracking & risk analysis
- MCP server integration
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official TradingView AI Chart Copilot?
Yes. This is the official TradingView AI Chart Copilot — the same product TradingView introduced in our blog. It is distributed as a Chrome extension (“TradingView Remix: AI Chart Copilot” on the Chrome Web Store) while the public beta runs.
Why is it a browser extension and not inside TradingView itself?
We’re launching the Chart Copilot as a public beta so we can iterate quickly with the trading community before committing it to the core product. Shipping as a side-panel extension lets us experiment, gather feedback, and ship improvements fast. Once the beta concludes, the experience will be brought natively into the TradingView side panel across all browsers and the desktop app.
When will it be integrated natively into TradingView?
There’s no hard date yet — native integration will happen after the public beta stabilizes the experience. In the meantime, the extension is the canonical way to use the AI Chart Copilot, and every improvement you see here will carry over to the native integration when it lands.
Which browsers are supported?
Any Chrome or Chromium-based browser — Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi, and others. Native integration across all browsers and the TradingView desktop app is planned after the beta.
Is it really free?
Yes. During the public beta, every user gets a weekly usage limit at no charge — no credit card required. The limit scales with your TradingView plan: Free 0.25×, Essential 1×, Plus 2×, Premium 5×, Ultimate 20×. Free-tier users keep all analysis tools but the Pine coding subagent is reserved for Essential and above. You can see exactly how much of this week’s usage you’ve used in the side panel header — click the pie indicator for the tier table and a TradingView upgrade link. Limits flex slightly month-to-month so the platform’s aggregate usage stays within our running monthly target.
What happens on the free TradingView tier?
Everything except the Pine coding subagent. You can still ask the AI to read existing Pine scripts, explain Pine syntax, look up docs, and analyze backtest reports — what’s gated is asking it to write or modify Pine code. Upgrading your TradingView plan to Essential or above unlocks Pine coding and a higher weekly usage limit at the same time.
Do I need a TradingView account?
Yes. The AI Chart Copilot works alongside your existing TradingView account — it uses your TradingView session for chart interaction and data access, just like any other tool you use on TradingView.
What AI model powers the extension?
We use state-of-the-art language models via OpenRouter, including Claude and others. The model is automatically selected for optimal performance.
Is my TradingView data safe?
The extension runs locally in your browser. Your TradingView credentials are never sent to our servers. We only process your chat messages to generate AI responses.
How does AI memory work?
The AI automatically learns your trading style, tracks the symbols you follow, and remembers your active theses and preferences across sessions. You can inspect and edit everything the AI remembers from the extension menu or with the /memory and /forget commands on Telegram. Memory is what powers personalized briefings and increasingly tailored analysis.
What are daily briefings?
Once you connect Telegram, you can enable personalized daily briefings. Every day at your chosen time, the AI sends you a market summary covering your watched symbols, active theses, and any relevant news — so you start each session already informed. Enable it from the extension menu or with /briefing on Telegram.
How does strategy backtesting work?
If you have a Pine Script strategy on your chart, the AI can read its full backtest report — net profit, win rate, Sharpe ratio, max drawdown, trade list, and equity curve. You can ask it to optimize parameters by running AI-guided sweeps, or drill into your worst trades to find patterns. You can also ask the AI to write a strategy from scratch, add it to the chart, and analyze the results — all in one conversation.
What is Telegram alert monitoring?
When you create an alert through the AI, you can ask it to monitor the alert for you. When the alert fires, you’ll receive an AI-generated decision brief on Telegram with fresh technicals, the original trading thesis, and a recommendation — so you can act immediately from your phone.
How do I connect Telegram?
Go to your account page or the extension menu and click “Connect Telegram.” You’ll get a pairing code to send to @TVRemixBot on Telegram. Once linked, you can chat with the AI, receive alert briefs, and get daily personalized briefings directly in Telegram.
Why does the extension ask for cookie permission, and what does “Connect TradingView account” do?
Some features need to act on your behalf when no chart tab is open — daily briefings that pull your saved watchlist, the Telegram bot answering “what’s on my watchlist?” at midnight, or the hosted MCP server returning your saved alerts to Claude or Cursor. After you grant the optional cookie permission, the extension reads your TradingView session cookie and stores it on our servers, encrypted with a per-deployment Fernet key. The cookie auto-refreshes every 15 minutes so it stays fresh, and you can disconnect any time from the extension settings — the encrypted blob is then zeroed out. Without this connection the AI still works on the chart page; it just can’t reach into your TradingView account when you’re not actively browsing.
What is MCP server integration?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets you connect external tools and data sources to the AI. If you have an MCP-compatible server — a proprietary analytics API, a brokerage connector, a database, or any third-party service — the AI can discover its tools and call them during your conversation, right alongside TradingView data. All requests are proxied through your browser, so your API keys and credentials never leave your machine or reach our servers.
How do I connect an MCP server?
Open the extension menu and go to “MCP Servers.” Click “+ Add MCP Server,” enter a name and the server’s URL, and choose an authentication method (None, API Key in URL, Bearer Token, or OAuth 2.1). After adding, click “Test” to connect — the extension will discover available tools and cache them. You can pin frequently used tools so the AI always has them available without a discovery step. For OAuth servers, the extension handles the full flow automatically with PKCE.