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New tools, improvements, and fixes in OhMyChart, month by month.

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  1. November 2026

    Here's what changed in November, from installing OhMyChart as an app and push alerts to Pine script support, a pencil tool, and smoother charts.

    New

    • Undo and redo for drawings. Undo now reverses your last change, such as deleting, moving, restyling or clearing drawings, instead of removing your newest drawing. Redo puts a change back, with the new Redo button next to Undo or Ctrl+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Y (⌘⇧Z on Mac).
    • Callout and Price Label tools. Next to Text in the drawing toolbar, Callout points a note at a spot on the chart: click the point, then click where the note should sit. Price Label drops a tag showing the exact price where you click, and follows the price if you drag it. Text, Callout and Price Label all have a font size, bold and italic in the object settings.
    • Share your chart with a link. Tap Share in the chart menu to create a read-only link to your chart setup — drawings, indicators and the range you're looking at. It opens for anyone without an account, shows a preview image when you post it on social media, and you can delete your links anytime from the Share dialog.
    • Day High/Low Levels indicator. Marks today's open with a Day Open line, plus upper and lower target lines that follow the day's range. Only today's lines are drawn, so the chart stays clean.
    • A quicker first alert. If you sign in and have no alerts yet, a small card on the chart and the Alerts page now suggests a price near the current gold price. One tap sets the alert, and right after you can turn on device notifications so you don't miss it. On iPhone, add OhMyChart to your Home Screen first.
    • Install OhMyChart on your home screen. It opens straight to your chart like an app. Settings has an "Install app" section, and the iPhone steps now show exactly where to tap Share and Add to Home Screen.
    • Push alerts to your device, free on every plan. Turn them on in Settings, send yourself a test, and manage up to 10 devices.
    • Pencil tool for freehand drawing, with sizes from 1 to 20px and a colour picker. Press Escape mid-stroke to cancel.
    • Text tool. Click anywhere on the chart to place a text note.
    • Three-chart layout. Put three equal chart panes side by side.
    • Waitlist for new signups. When we reach capacity, new accounts join a waitlist and see their position. You'll get a "You're in!" notice when you're approved.
    • Version and What's new in Settings. The About card shows the version you're running and links to the latest updates.
    • Bigger Pine scripts. Scripts can use more of Pine's language, including custom types and methods. Scripts up to 250,000 characters can be saved, and heavy scripts run about three to four times faster.
    • Changelog page. Read monthly updates in plain language from the Changelog link in the menu, and follow them with the RSS feed.
    • Keyboard shortcuts. Work faster with shortcuts for common actions:
      • Drawing tools: Alt+T for trend line, Alt+H for horizontal line, Alt+J for horizontal ray, Alt+V for vertical line, Alt+F for fib retracement, and Alt+Shift+R for rectangle.
      • Chart: Alt+R resets the view, Alt+A adds an alert at the last price, Alt+S saves a screenshot, and Ctrl+Alt+H hides or shows all drawings.
      • Navigation: Ctrl+↑ and Ctrl+↓ zoom, ← and → scroll one bar, and End jumps to the latest bar.
      • Timeframe: Type an interval and press Enter, such as 5, 1H, 1D, 1W or 1M.
    • Shift+click to measure. Hold Shift and click on the chart with the mouse to start a measurement, with no tool needed.
    • Shortcut hints appear in tool menus and tooltips. They're hidden on touch screens.

    Improvements and fixes

    • Typing in Japanese and Chinese. Pressing Enter to confirm a word in your keyboard's input method no longer saves a template or theme name, or a price, before you've finished typing.
    • Day High/Low Levels targets follow the day's range. The upper 5000 and 10,000 point targets now sit above the day's lowest price, and the lower targets sit below the day's highest price. They move as soon as the day makes a new high or low, and show the same levels on every timeframe, including 4H.
    • Community tab in Indicators. Pine scripts that other people publish now have their own Community tab, so the Built-in tab only lists OhMyChart's own indicators. Invite codes for shared indicators are redeemed there too.
    • Workspaces stay in sync across devices. When you switch back to OhMyChart, your open workspace now picks up drawing and indicator changes made on another device, such as a line you deleted on your computer, without having to reopen the workspace.
    • LINE sign-in opens the LINE app from the iPhone home screen app. Tapping LINE now switches to Safari, which opens the LINE app, instead of showing LINE's login page. Switch back to OhMyChart when you're done and you're signed in.
    • Live candles when you're signed out. The latest candle now moves in real time for guests too, instead of staying frozen until you sign in.
    • Shared charts show the OhMyChart logo. The shared chart page and the preview image you see when you post a link now use the real OhMyChart logo.
    • Shared chart links look right. Link previews on social media now show the chart instead of "Chart data unavailable", and every chart in a shared multi-chart layout opens on current prices. In your own multi-chart layouts, each chart again keeps its own scroll position, the crosshair follows across charts, and new drawings show up in every chart.
    • A tidier drawing toolbar. The menu arrow beside each drawing tool is now a small › that appears when you hover, as in TradingView, and the toolbar is back to its slimmer width.
    • Easier to use with a keyboard and screen reader. Pinch to zoom now works everywhere outside the chart, dialogs keep keyboard focus inside them and return it when closed, a skip link jumps past the menu, every chart announces its timeframe and last price to screen readers, and text contrast was raised across the site.
    • Chrome no longer offers to translate the site. The app now tells browsers not to machine-translate it, which also stops translated chart labels from breaking layouts.
    • One-line toolbar on tablets. Holding a tablet upright in portrait keeps the chart toolbar on a single row instead of wrapping onto a second line.
    • Charts keep their zoom when you come back. Switching to another tab or window and returning no longer zooms your charts out or jumps them back to the latest bar, including in multi-chart layouts.
    • A cleaner sign-in page. It's simpler and darker, and shows which account you used to sign in last time.
    • Smoother charts. Live prices update more efficiently, so multi-chart layouts use noticeably less battery and CPU.
    • Less lag when panning the chart.
    • Candles stay accurate when your browser pauses. A bar that was in progress while the tab was in the background now gets its final high, low and close.
    • Missing candles are refetched when the live feed skips a bar, so the right edge no longer shows gaps after you leave the chart idle.
    • Live feed recovers on its own. If the connection goes quiet, or you return to the tab or come back online, the chart reconnects and refreshes.
    • Missed 1-minute bars are filled in after a brief outage, and higher-timeframe charts show them without a reload.
    • No lost ticks when the live feed switches servers. The current bar keeps its full high, low and volume.
    • Live volume matches history. Volume now counts trades the same way history does, and live prices use the bid/ask midpoint.
    • Indicators update smoothly. Pane heights no longer reset and the chart no longer flickers when a new bar arrives or you change indicator settings.
    • Crosshair sync across panes follows the pane you're hovering and shows the real cursor price. It no longer blinks, or jumps between charts when live prices update while your mouse is still.
    • Replay keeps up across panes. Other panes scroll to the replay candle when it's out of view.
    • Replay keeps working when you switch timeframe, and it stays on the bar you were on.
    • Replay starts on the bar you click, even after live bars have arrived.
    • Measure label now sits past the end point, so it no longer covers the candle you're aiming at.
    • Shift+click on a drawing starts a measurement instead of selecting it.
    • Finished measurements clear on your next click, and the tool returns to normal, as in TradingView.
    • The right-click menu fits the chart. Remove all drawings is no longer cut off at the bottom.
    • Mobile long-press shows the crosshair and the + button sets an alert. It no longer opens the settings menu at the same time.
    • Drawing alerts for rectangles, lines and rays now have a three-hour cooldown per drawing, down from 15 minutes. The cooldown survives restarts. Price and indicator alert cooldowns are unchanged.
    • Zone alerts re-arm once price moves fully out of the zone, and they behave correctly after a restart.
    • Alerts keep arriving during brief server hiccups. You may occasionally get a duplicate instead of missing one. Failed alert sends are now recorded as failed in the alert history.
    • Workspaces no longer overwrite each other. If you edit in two tabs, or an alert is paused or recoloured elsewhere, your changes are merged instead of reverted. If a workspace was deleted in another tab, saving now shows an error instead of quietly doing nothing.
    • Drawings between candles in the empty space right of the last bar now land at their exact time, so they no longer snap to the nearest candle.
    • Line numbers and a copy button in the Pine editor. Numbers run down the left side, with the line that has an error highlighted, and long lines scroll sideways instead of wrapping. Copy puts the whole script on your clipboard.
    • More Pine scripts run. color() calls and input() with a type= setting, including the older input.integer, now work. Strategy scripts show a clear message that they aren't supported yet, instead of an unknown-identifier error.
    • The Pine editor's Save button is disabled while the script is blank.
    • Pine scripts now follow the chart theme in light mode, and joining strings works correctly.
    • Pine settings scroll properly when a script has many inputs. Inputs stack in one column on phones, and a search box appears for scripts with more than 10 inputs.
    • LINE sign-in on Android works reliably again.
    • Signing in from the iPhone home screen app works. Google or LINE sign-in opens in Safari, and when you switch back the app is signed in too, instead of staying signed out.
    • Economic calendar actuals appear sooner.
    • New home page with a cleaner look and layout.
    • Logged-in visitors can view the home page. Clicking the logo from Pricing, Terms or Privacy no longer sends you back to the chart.
    • Social links to Facebook, X and Discord appear in the site footers.
    • Pricing page matches the home page layout, and its FAQ has a clearer "Frequently asked questions" heading.
    • Plus reliability and performance improvements.

  2. October 2026

    This month's biggest addition is price alerts that keep working when the chart is closed, with drawing and indicator alerts alongside them. There are also smoother mobile starts for guests and several fixes.

    New

    • Price alerts fire even when the chart tab is closed.
    • Choose a condition for each price alert: crosses, crosses up, crosses down, enters a range, or exits a range.
    • Pick how often an alert fires: once, or every time, with a 15-minute pause between repeats.
    • Create alerts from the + Alert button, the + by the price scale, or by right-clicking or long-pressing the price scale.
    • Active price alerts appear as red dashed lines. Drag the edges of a range to adjust it, or click a line to edit or delete it.
    • Get an in-app notification with a sound and an unread badge on the bell. You can also send alerts to Discord, Telegram or Slack.
    • Only active price alerts count toward your alert limit. Paused, triggered and expired alerts don't.
    • New Alerts page, linked from the chart and the mobile menu, with three tabs:
      • Active: edit, pause, resume or delete alerts, one at a time or in bulk.
      • Triggered: re-arm or remove alerts that have fired.
      • Log: a history of alerts that fired and where they were sent.
    • Set an alert on a trendline, horizontal ray or horizontal line. Select the line and click the bell labelled Alert when price crosses this line.
    • If you delete a line that has an alert, you can choose to delete both, or keep the alert watching the line's last position.
    • Indicator alerts can tell you when:
      • RSI crosses a level.
      • The MACD line crosses its signal line.
      • Price crosses a moving average.
      • Price closes outside a Bollinger Band.
    • Find the indicator alert bell in the chart legend, or choose New indicator alert on the Alerts page.
    • Indicator alerts work on any timeframe, including 30 minutes. Choose whether they trigger when the bar closes or while it moves, at most once per bar.
    • Alert history shows whether each destination's message was sent, failed or skipped.
    • Zone alerts are now open to Pro users, and Telegram and Slack are available alongside Discord.
    • Share indicators with others using an invite code.

    Improvements and fixes

    • The alert popup opens centered over the pane you're using. Its Create and Cancel buttons stay visible, even in short panes of multi-chart layouts, and the form scrolls inside the pane. On phones it still slides up from the bottom.
    • Shared indicators now include most of your drawings, not just horizontal lines and rays. Volume profile, Fibonacci and long/short position drawings are still left out. Existing shared indicators pick up the new drawings the next time you save them.
    • Live prices no longer get stuck on "reconnecting". Stalled connections now time out and retry automatically.
    • Signing in with LINE no longer fails if the login takes more than 5 minutes.
    • The pop-out mini chart refits its candles when you resize the window, and it opens at a sensible default size.
    • The pop-out mini chart has its own title, so your system can recognise and pin it.
    • On phones, signed-out visitors land on a 15-minute chart from the home page's Open chart button. The chart shows a single pane, and the top bar is simpler, with Sign in always visible. Indicators, replay, alerts and undo are in the menu.
    • On phones, a tap now places a drawing point where your finger is. A one-time tip reads "Tap to draw a line or zone on the chart."
    • Prefer not to be counted? Add ?notrack=1 to the address to opt out of anonymous usage tracking. Use ?notrack=0 to turn it back on.
    • Alert messages and screens are translated into Thai, Japanese and Chinese, as well as English.
    • Alert channel settings are clearer and easier to scan.
    • Plus reliability and performance improvements.