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Your chart.
A clearer process.

Aurora and ORB are being prepared as paid charting tools. Compare their purpose, understand the limitations and review the research before choosing.

01 / Aurora

A broader research toolkit.

Concept illustration · not market data or an indicator screenshot.

Aurora explores rule-based setups across different market configurations. Signal frequency and filtering depend on the version, market and settings.

  • For traders who want to inspect setups and their conditions on a chart.
  • Read the configuration and limitations before acting on a marker.
  • Historical Aurora v12 tests include an unfavourable out-of-sample result.

Planned entry-level offer · Release version and price pending

Read the Aurora v12 study

Not yet available to purchase. The commercial releases are in preparation. No access is activated and no payment is collected on this site.

Choose by workflow.

Aurora and ORB product comparison
What mattersAuroraORB
FocusMarket-specific rule configurationsOpening-range breakout setups
Signal behaviourDepends on the selected version and filtersRestricted by session and setup conditions
Planned price positionLower-priced entry offerHigher-priced specialised offer
Planned access12 months, paid upfront12 months, paid upfront
Automatic renewalNoNo
ReadinessCommercial release in preparationCommercial release in preparation

One upfront payment / a defined access period

Simple access.
Clear boundaries.

  1. Review the release

    When sales open, each listing will show its version, supported markets, timeframe, data requirements, final price and support terms.

  2. Use your TradingView username

    Access is planned through an invite-only script on your TradingView account. No TradingView password is required, and the source code is not supplied.

  3. Use it for 12 months

    The planned offer is a single upfront payment for 12 months, with no automatic renewal. Activation timing and expiry will be stated before purchase.

Does an indicator place trades for me?

These listings concern TradingView charting indicators, not an execution service. A chart marker is not an instruction to place a trade.

Are the historical studies the exact commercial versions?

Not necessarily. Each research note describes its own rule set and period. The release documentation must identify what was tested and what differs. Historical outcomes are not presented as results for an unreleased product.

What about updates, support and TradingView fees?

Included maintenance, support scope and any required TradingView plan will be specified before sales open. TradingView services are separate from this indicator offer.

Can I learn to build my own instead?

Yes. The planned learning kit teaches a general build-and-test workflow. It does not contain Aurora or ORB source code or proprietary settings. Explore the learning kit.