Level-hit alerts

When the target or stop from one of your analyses is touched, ChartLens sends one notification that opens straight to that analysis. Levels are checked hourly against 15-minute exchange candles, and losses notify exactly the same way wins do.

The feedback loop most traders never close

You analyse a chart, you form a view, and then life happens. A week later you have a vague sense it "kind of worked". That vague sense is what people build their confidence on, and it is systematically wrong — memory keeps the wins and edits the losses.

An alert the moment a level is actually touched closes that loop while the idea is still fresh. It is also what makes the track record real to you rather than an abstract number on a dashboard.

Three types, all optional

• Level hit. A target, stop or invalidation was touched. Deep-links to the analysis. On by default.
• Daily report. One message: your open analyses and yesterday’s outcomes, at an hour you choose. Off by default.
• Weekly free credit. A nudge when your free weekly analysis arrives. Free users only, capped.

Never more than one non-alert notification a day. The daily report is also suppressed entirely when you have nothing open and nothing resolved — an empty summary is the fastest way to get an app’s notifications turned off for good.

We ask before iOS does

Permission is requested at the end of onboarding, after a screen explaining what the alerts are for — never on first launch. A cold permission prompt gets denied, and on iOS that denial is effectively permanent.

Last updated 2026-07-25.