Multi-timeframe charts
Switch any chart between intraday and multi-year horizons in a single click. Split layouts compare symbols and timeframes side by side.
TradingView Desktop 3.0 · March 2026
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Track stocks, forex, and crypto across desktop, web, and mobile. Use professional charts, screeners, price alerts, and Pine Script in one synced workspace.
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Free at the entry tier
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Real-time data from 100+ exchanges
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Notarized by Apple · Code-signed for Windows
Professional charts, technical analysis and alerts.
Built for market watching, backtesting, screening, strategy scripts, and cross-device workflows.
Pine Script
TradingView's purpose-built language for indicators and strategies. Publish to the community, or run privately in your own studio.
Real-time market data
Stocks, ETFs, futures, forex, indices, bonds, and crypto — sourced from leading exchanges and data providers, with real-time access where licensed.
Smart alerts
Trigger on price levels, drawing tools, or technical conditions. Receive on web, desktop, push notifications, email, or webhook.
Multi-monitor desktop
Detach charts to any monitor, span layouts across screens, and link tabs by symbol or interval. Built for active multi-monitor workflows.
Connect your broker
Trade directly from charts with supported brokers, or paper-trade with the built-in simulator. No switching context between tools.
TradingView desktop, mobile and web access.
Desktop apps, mobile clients, and the web app share the same charting engine and signed distribution paths.
Windows desktop
Built for active multi-monitor trading
- Version 3.0.4 (April 2026)
- OS Windows 10 · 11 · 64-bit
- Auto-update Built-in delta updater
- Architecture x86-64 · ARM64
macOS desktop
Universal binary, Apple Silicon native
- Version 3.0.4 (April 2026)
- OS macOS 11 Big Sur or later
- Architecture Intel · Apple Silicon
- Mac App Store Optional install path
Linux desktop
Ubuntu · Debian · Fedora · Arch
- Version 3.0.4 (April 2026)
- Formats .deb · .rpm · AppImage
- OS glibc 2.31+ (Ubuntu 20.04+)
- Architecture x86-64 · ARM64
iOS
iPhone · iPad · iPad Pro
- Version 5.18 (April 2026)
- iOS 14 or later
- iPadOS 14 or later · Stage Manager support
- Apple Watch Quote tracking · Alerts
Android
Phone · Tablet · Foldable
- Version 3.6.2 (April 2026)
- Android 8.0 or later
- Architecture ARM64 · x86-64
- Wear OS Quote complications
Web app
Chrome · Safari · Firefox · Edge
- Install Nothing to install
- Works on Any modern browser
- Sync Through your account
- Updates Always latest
What's new in TradingView 3.0.
Highlights from the latest desktop release. Mobile and web roll out on a continuous cadence.
Desktop · 3.0.4
A faster engine. Lower latency.
The 3.x line replaces the rendering core with a multi-threaded pipeline, cuts cold-start time in half, and ships with deeper OS-level integrations on every supported platform.
- 2× faster cold start. The renderer warms in the background after install, so the first chart paints in under a second on supported hardware.
- Refined multi-monitor layouts. Detach any chart to its own window, lock it to a monitor, and link tabs by symbol or timeframe.
- Pine Script v6. Type inference improvements, dynamic requests, and a new library system make scripts more composable.
- Native ARM builds. First-class binaries for Apple Silicon, Windows on ARM, and Linux on ARM64.
Frequently asked questions.
Is TradingView free to use?
Yes. The entry tier covers charts, watchlists, basic alerts, and most market data with delayed access where exchanges require it. Premium tiers add multiple chart layouts, more concurrent alerts, intraday depth, and access to additional indicators. Tier-specific limits are listed on the official pricing page.
Do I need an account to install the app?
No account is needed to install or to browse charts. Saving layouts, syncing watchlists, receiving alerts, and publishing Pine scripts require sign-in. The same account works across web, desktop, and mobile — there are no separate license keys per device.
How is the desktop app different from the web version?
Both share the same charting engine and account-level data. The desktop app adds detachable windows for multi-monitor layouts, native OS shortcuts, OS-level notifications, optional always-on alerts, and lower-latency streaming on supported data feeds. The web version is preferable when you don't need installation and want continuous updates.
Which operating systems are supported?
Desktop binaries are published for Windows 10 and 11 (x86-64 and ARM64), macOS 11 Big Sur or later (Intel and Apple Silicon), and modern Linux distributions with glibc 2.31 or later, including Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 11+, Fedora 36+, and Arch. Mobile clients target iOS 14+ and Android 8.0+.
How are installers verified?
Windows installers are code-signed by TradingView Inc. The macOS app is notarized by Apple and validated by Gatekeeper at first launch. Linux packages are GPG-signed; SHA-256 checksums are published alongside each release for manual verification.
Does TradingView act as a broker?
No. TradingView is an analysis and charting platform. Trading is performed through integrations with supported brokers, or with the built-in paper-trading simulator. Nothing on this page constitutes investment advice; trading carries risk and past performance does not guarantee future results.