What key level templates come built in?
Twelve groups, each expanding to its constituent levels in one click. Picking Previous day gives you nine levels at once.
The groups are built around how traders describe their own charts rather than around individual level names:
- Daily levelsDaily, dOpen, dVAH, dPOC, dVAL, dPivot
- Previous dayPdOpen, pdHigh, pdLow, pdClose, pdVAH, pdPoc, pdVAL, pdEQ, pdVwap
- Weekly levelsWeekly, wOpen, wPivot
- Previous weekPwOpen, pwHigh, pwLow, pwClose, pwVAH, pwPoc, pwVAL, pwEQ, pwVwap
- Monthly levelsMonthly, mOpen, mPivot
- Previous monthPmOpen, pmHigh, pmLow, pmClose, pmVAH, pmPoc, pmVAL, pmEQ, pmVwap
- OvernightONH, ONL, nyOpen, nyVWAP, nsPoc
- VWAPVWAP
- Value area / POCNPoc, UT VPOC, SP
- ICT / SMCFVG, SR Zone
- Moving averagesEMA, SMA, Trendline
- Options levelsEM High, EM Low, Max Pain, Call Wall, Put Wall, Gamma Flip, 0DTE Open
The options group is the one exception to how the others work, and the card says so: "You mark these yourself — there is no options-chain feed to compute them from." Max pain and the open-interest walls are read off an options chain, and this product has no options-data provider. They sit in the picker so you can record the level you marked on your own chart, not because the app fills them in. The same reasoning is why delta and implied volatility are optional fields you type rather than numbers that arrive.
They are a starting point, not a commitment. Everything they add can be renamed, reordered or removed afterwards.
The cards tell you where you stand at a glance: a group you already hold in full reads all added and greys out, while one you hold part of offers only the difference — +7 new rather than all nine, because levels already in your library are skipped. Picking a group twice never creates duplicates.
