ORDERCrypto charts that keep up with the market
OrderView shows live candles, order books and trades straight from the exchanges, with the indicators and drawing tools traders actually use — in your browser or on Android.
Live data from Binance, Binance Futures, OKX, Bybit, Coinbase and Gate. The Android app adds Kraken, MEXC, background alerts and bar replay.
Everything on one chart
Live market data
Candles from one minute to one month, the order book and every trade, updating in real time from each exchange's public feed.
20+ indicators
Moving averages, Bollinger Bands, RSI with divergences, MACD, Stochastic and KDJ, Parabolic SAR, OBV, CCI, DMI/ADX and the Awesome Oscillator — each with its own settings and colours.
Drawing tools
Trend lines, rays, channels, rectangles, Fibonacci retracement and extension, Gann boxes, and ABCD / XABCD patterns that label their own ratios.
Go to any date
Jump to a past day or pick a range from one day to the whole history, then scroll forward to the present.
Every exchange in one search
Type a coin once and see its pairs across all exchanges, sorted by volume — plus tokenized stocks such as Apple, Tesla or Nvidia.
Market tools
A market heatmap, top movers, a scanner for breakouts and divergences, and the Sharia ruling of popular coins from a published source.
Only in the Android app
Bar replay with practice trades
Hide the future, play the chart forward candle by candle and trade it with a stop and target — then see your results.
Alerts that work while the app is closed
Price alerts, indicator alerts and strategy alerts on one pair or on every pair at once, with Telegram delivery.
Pro tools
Delta signals, a liquidation heatmap, Smart Money concepts, Naked POC levels and CRT, all on the chart.
Learn the tools
Short, practical guides to the indicators and chart tools in OrderView — what they measure, how traders read them, and where they fail.
How to Read Candlestick Charts
What a candle's body and wicks tell you, how timeframes change the picture, and the candle patterns worth knowing.
RSI Explained: Overbought, Oversold and Divergence
How the Relative Strength Index is calculated, what 70 and 30 really mean, and how to spot bullish and bearish divergences.
MACD Explained: Crossovers, Histogram and the Zero Line
What the MACD line, signal line and histogram measure, how to read crossovers and the zero line, and why MACD lags.
Fibonacci Retracement and Extension: A Practical Guide
Where to anchor Fibonacci retracements and extensions, what the 0.382, 0.5 and 0.618 levels mean, and how traders use them for targets.
ABCD and XABCD Harmonic Patterns
How the ABCD and XABCD harmonic patterns are built, the Fibonacci ratios behind Gartley, Bat and Butterfly, and how to draw them.
Candle Range Theory (CRT): The Three-Candle Setup
How Candle Range Theory uses one candle's range, a liquidity sweep and a close back inside to frame a trade idea.
Smart Money Concepts: Fair Value Gaps, Order Blocks and Structure Breaks
A clear introduction to SMC and ICT terms — market structure, BOS and CHoCH, fair value gaps, order blocks and liquidity.
How to Backtest a Strategy with Bar Replay
A step-by-step method for manual backtesting with bar replay: rules, sample size, honest record keeping and the statistics that matter.
Parabolic SAR, ADX, OBV and the Awesome Oscillator
Four classic tools explained: Parabolic SAR for trailing stops, ADX for trend strength, OBV for volume flow and the Awesome Oscillator for momentum.
Liquidation Heatmaps Explained
What a crypto liquidation heatmap shows, how the levels are estimated from open interest, and why they are estimates rather than real positions.
Questions
Is OrderView free?
Yes. The web app and the Android app are free. The Android app has an optional Premium tier for longer timeframes, more indicators at once, bar replay and advanced alerts; it can also be unlocked for a few hours by watching a short ad.
Do I need an account?
No. Watchlists, drawings and settings stay in your browser or on your phone. Nothing is sent to us.
Where do the prices come from?
Directly from each exchange's public market-data service. OrderView does not trade, hold funds or give advice.