Moving average
Smooth price direction and trend.
Koneth indicators
Start with 22 built-in technical indicators, or create custom studies in the KS Editor and run them locally on your chart.
Built-in indicators
Ready-to-use studies included in Koneth Trader. Add them directly to any supported chart.
Smooth price direction and trend.
Bands around a moving average.
Volatility bands around price.
Recent high and low channel.
Three smoothed trend averages.
Layered moving-average trends.
Highlight significant price swings.
Trend, momentum, and support cloud.
Trend direction and reversal points.
Overbought and oversold momentum.
Price deviation from its average.
Fractal-based market boundaries.
Momentum against the recent range.
Measure trend strength.
Remove trend to expose cycles.
Refined stochastic momentum.
Momentum near range extremes.
Compare short and long momentum.
Trend-following momentum crossover.
Detect emerging market trends.
Measure percentage price momentum.
Visualize Alligator convergence.
From built-in to custom
Apply built-in indicators immediately, then move into the KS Editor when your analysis needs something purpose-built.
Add ready-to-use technical studies such as moving averages, RSI, MACD, and Bollinger bands directly to a chart.
Create terminal-side studies that calculate locally from the candle and tick data already available to the chart.
Write, inspect, test, import, and export editable .ks source in a focused JavaScript-compatible environment.
Build and run validated indicator packages locally while keeping the original source private.
A deliberate boundary
Scripts produce data and drawing instructions. They never receive the Flutter canvas, chart controller, account credentials, filesystem, or network.
open, high, low, close, volume, and time
SMA, EMA, RSI, ATR, ranges, and crosses
Plots, shapes, fills, colors, lines, boxes, labels, and patterns
Network, files, processes, credentials, and chart internals
Portable by design
Readable, editable, importable, and exportable across supported desktop terminals.
Built locally into a validated execution plan and imported without exposing editable source in the editor.