Your chart has happened before

What happened
the last time it looked like this?

Search any S&P 500 stock or major crypto. Chart Echo finds the closest patterns in market history, then shows the outcomes that followed - the upside, downside, and odds in between.

  • Closest historical chart matches
  • What price did after each match
  • Typical move, odds, and drawdown
See how it works
Try it on mobile too!

Chart Echo also has a guided mobile experience for checking setups away from the desk.

Chart Echo mobile market search screenChart Echo mobile frame pattern screenChart Echo mobile matches screenChart Echo mobile echo overlay screenChart Echo mobile outcomes screen

What is Chart Echo?

Historical pattern matching, made plain.

Every chart has rhymed before. Markets move in patterns that repeat - a base, a breakout, a blow-off top, a capitulation low. Chart Echo takes the shape of the chart you’re looking at right now and searches roughly 450 million historical windows across stocks and crypto to find the moments that looked most like it.

Then it does the part that actually matters: it shows you what happened next. Each historical match carries its own future - the days and weeks that followed. Aggregate those continuations and you get an honest, data-grounded picture of the odds: how often setups like this rose, fell, or went nowhere, the average move, and the typical drawdown along the way.

It is not a prediction, and it is not financial advice. It’s the market’s own memory, organised so you can study precedent in seconds instead of scrolling decades of charts by hand. Read the full walkthrough →

The flow

Five steps, one clear answer.

The app walks you through a single, guided path - the same flow as the Chart Echo mobile app. No blank canvas, no guesswork.

  1. 01

    Market

    Pick the stock or crypto you’re watching - search it or tap a popular starting point.

  2. 02

    Frame

    Set the timeframe and how many candles define “the pattern”, then run the search.

  3. 03

    Matches

    A ranked list of historical echoes - each with why it rhymes and how strongly.

  4. 04

    Echo

    Overlay a match in gold against your live pattern and read the outcome statistics.

  5. 05

    Act

    Save the workspace, set a reminder, watch for new fractals, or share a Story GIF.

Who it’s for

One tool, three kinds of decision.

Active traders

Before you take a setup, see the closest historical analogs and how they resolved over the following weeks - odds, average move, and typical drawdown.

Long-term investors

Sanity-check a breakout or a sell-off against decades of precedent instead of one pundit’s opinion. Let the market’s own history frame the decision.

Crypto watchers

Crypto rhymes hard. Match BTC, ETH and the majors against their own past structure and across assets to spot where today has happened before.

See detailed use cases →

Why Chart Echo

Less noise. More precedent.

No setup, no scripts

Pick a stock or crypto ticker and instantly get the closest historical chart patterns. No indicators to configure, no scanners, no custom models.

Built for one job

Find setups that look like yours and see how they actually played out - with outcome odds, not vibes. One clear question, one clear answer.

Priced for real people

Free to start with no account required. Accounts unlock saved workspaces; Premium adds Pro Mode, saved-setup reminders, intraday timeframes, alerts, and watermark-free exports.

Premium market discovery

Meet Echo Radar.

You do not always know which ticker is worth searching. Echo Radar scans the S&P 500 and the top 25 cryptocurrencies every day, then ranks the charts with the clearest historical lean.

  • See the strongest bullish and bearish precedent sets in one daily view.
  • Compare confidence, analog count, up/down split, and median continuation.
  • Open any setup in Chart Echo to inspect the historical matches yourself.
Example daily scanStrongest historical leans
Scan complete
01NVDAS&P 50078%confidenceBullish
02BTCCrypto74%confidenceBearish
03XOMS&P 50069%confidenceBullish

Example scan - historical leans are not trade recommendations.

Go deeper

Learn the method behind the matches.

We explain exactly how fractal matching works, how outcome statistics are computed, and where the limits are - in plain language.

Look up your ticker’s history.

Free, anonymous, and instant. No account needed to start.

Open the chart workspace

For research and education only - not financial advice.