ChartCompass brings charts, source-aware market explanations, deterministic opportunity review, and transparent strategy tests into one private workspace. Start with a job, see the evidence and limitations, then decide your next step.
Each path ends at a visible result, not a click or loading screen. You can skip the guide and use the chart directly.
Choose a visible ticker and open a significant move. ChartCompass shows the complete move, a plain-language explanation, and direct source state when reliable reporting exists.
First useful outcome No background explanation call is made just because a chart loads. If reporting is unavailable, the result says so instead of inventing a cause.
Review a clearly temporary starter universe or one of your own research views, then open a deterministic candidate and its dated company snapshot.
First useful outcome Ranking and sorting make no AI call. A quiet or incomplete universe stays quiet rather than producing a made-up candidate.
Start from an editable rule, run a bounded backtest, and inspect the main result together with costs, sample context, and limitations.
First useful outcome Backtests are historical tests, not forecasts. Monitoring is observational by default, and ChartCompass does not place live orders.
ChartCompass is research software, not personalized investment, tax, or legal advice. Evidence and controls stay next to the work.
AI helps explain selected results and questions. Deterministic scores, rankings, and backtests do not become recommendations, and generated text can be incomplete or wrong. Check the cited facts before acting.
Freshness, history, and coverage depend on the instrument and configured provider. Cached, delayed, partial, stale, and unavailable states are labelled; no surface promises a live quote when it cannot verify one.
Minimal product-usage measurement records coarse launch progress, never prompts, answers, symbols, portfolios, strategies, notes, account identifiers, IP addresses, or full user agents. It can be turned off without losing a feature.
Use password sign-in, a single-use email link, password recovery, or optional two-factor authentication. Settings exposes session revocation, exports, privacy controls, and account deletion with a recovery grace period.
Raw launch-measurement events expire after 30 days. Their random journey ID expires within 24 hours, longer-lived aggregates contain no journey ID, and groups smaller than five stay hidden. Account exports and deletion remain separate, deliberate controls.
In the app, use Settings → Privacy to turn measurement off or delete the current raw journey. Use Settings → Account for workspace export, active sessions, and account deletion; Decision Copilot also provides its own detailed data export and per-item deletion controls.
The plan table below is loaded from the same server catalog used by the app. Showing the catalog does not broaden beta access or authorize a public launch. Stripe shows the final amount and cadence before a payment is confirmed.
For product guidance, open Help inside the app. If a market-data, AI, email, account, or billing action fails, keep the visible message and time, avoid repeated submissions when a write or payment may still be processing, and retry only when the surface offers it.
A service notice names the affected surface, UTC start time, what still works or a safe workaround, and the next update time. ChartCompass support will never ask for your password, session cookie, API key, full database, private prompt, or unredacted account screenshot.
