u/sabahkemall

I built a small tool that analyzes chart screenshots and gives a structured trading scenario.

It shows:
market bias
confidence
invalidation level
potential setup plan
target zones
risk/reward notes

It’s not meant to give signals or tell people what to buy/sell. The idea is more like a second opinion before entering a trade.

I’m trying to understand if traders would actually use something like this or if AI chart analysis still feels useless.

Be brutally honest — what would make you trust or not trust this?

After staring at charts for hours, every setup starts looking valid.

I noticed most of my bad trades came from bias, not lack of strategy.

So I started building an AI tool that analyzes chart screenshots and gives structured scenarios before entering.

Not trade signals.

More like a second opinion.

Curious if anyone else struggles with chart fatigue.

I know there are a lot of fake “I made money online” posts here, so I’ll keep this simple and realistic.

I launched my SaaS 3 days ago.

So far:

$70 in revenue
155 visitors
500+ page views
1 paying customer

Nothing crazy. No “$10k MRR in 48 hours” story. Just a small but real first win.

What I built: ChartPilot

It’s an AI-powered market analysis tool. Users can upload a chart or select a symbol, and the app gives them a structured technical analysis with possible scenarios, support/resistance levels, trend direction, and risk points.

I built it because I trade myself and I was already doing this kind of analysis manually every day. I thought:
what if I turn this into a simple tool that gives traders a second opinion?

Before launching, I shared small updates, screenshots, and progress while building. Nothing too polished. Just showing what I was working on.

Launch day, I didn’t have a huge audience or a big email list. I posted on Reddit, shared it on Twitter, and sent it to a few people who might care.

The first payment came from someone who actually tried the product, liked the output, and bought one of the packages.

Honestly, it felt better than I expected.

Not because of the $70 itself, but because it proved someone was willing to pay for the thing I built.

What surprised me most:
Marketing is much harder than building.

When I first started building AI tools, I thought the hard part was development. But now I realize getting people to care, click, try, trust, and pay is the real challenge.

What I’m doing now:
Improving the product, posting more analysis examples, collecting feedback, and trying to figure out which channels actually bring serious users.

I’m still very early.
155 visitors is not a lot.
500+ views is not a lot.
$70 is not life-changing.

But it’s the first real signal.

And honestly, that’s enough motivation to keep going.

If anyone here is also building a SaaS, I’d love to hear how your first payment happened.

What worked for you? Reddit, Twitter, cold email, SEO, ads, or just pure luck?

After building 3 products, I finally made my first sale with ChartPilot.live.

It’s an AI chart analysis tool for traders. You can upload a chart screenshot or use the Chrome extension to analyze TradingView charts in one click.

It gives structured analysis around market structure, support/resistance, patterns, scenarios, risk zones, and no-trade conditions.

The funny part is: building the product was not the hardest thing.

Getting people to care, try it, trust it, and pay for it is way harder.

Still, that first sale felt amazing.

Small win, but definitely a real one.

Hey everyone 👋

I recently launched ChartPilot, an AI-powered chart analysis tool for traders.

The idea is simple: instead of manually explaining every chart or asking for opinions, you upload a chart screenshot from TradingView, MT5, your broker, or exchange — and ChartPilot turns it into a structured technical analysis report.

It can help identify:

• Market structure

• Support and resistance levels

• Chart patterns

• Bullish / bearish / neutral scenarios

• Risk zones and invalidation areas

• Setup intelligence

• Confirmation checklists

• No-trade conditions

• Educational explanations

The goal is not to create hype-based “buy/sell signals” or guaranteed trade calls.

I wanted to build something more disciplined: a tool that helps traders understand what the chart is showing, what needs confirmation, and where risk may increase.

The product is currently live with:

• Screenshot-based AI chart analysis

• GPT-4o Vision-powered analysis

• Credit-based usage system

• Analysis history

• English / Turkish support

• Dark and light mode

I just launched it on Product Hunt and would love to get feedback from other builders, traders, and AI product people.

Website:

https://chartpilot.live

Would love to hear what you think — especially around the analysis quality, positioning, and what you’d expect from an AI chart analysis tool.