Read the chart before the move happens.
SwipeTrainer is the game that trains your trading eye. Call bullish or bearish on 800 real historical charts, then see exactly what happened next.
Built for anyone learning the market
Whether you're placing your first trade or sharpening a seasoned eye.
Learn the way traders actually learn: by reps
Three seconds a chart. Real feedback every time.
See a real chart
Every setup is a genuine moment from market history. It's the same chart a trader saw that day, frozen right before the move.
Make your call
Swipe right for bullish, left for bearish. Trust the pattern, the volume and the momentum, and commit.
See what happened
The chart fills in candle by candle to reveal the real outcome, the exact move, and the key signal to spot next time.
Everything you need to sharpen up
Free play to practise, duels to compete, and a daily challenge to keep you coming back.
Train your eye
800 hand-picked real setups across stocks and crypto, beginner to advanced, each with the pattern explained.
Daily challenge
Five fresh setups a day, a global leaderboard, and a streak that rewards showing up.
1v1 battles
Duel other traders or an AI rival over 10 charts on a clock, then review every call: your pick vs. what really happened.
Pattern library
Study breakouts, breakdowns, double tops, head-and-shoulders and more, each with its real historical hit rate.
Track your progress
Accuracy by difficulty and asset class, your level, streaks, and achievements that unlock as you sharpen.
Trading analysis
Once you've made enough calls, get a full read on your chart reading: whether you lean bullish or bearish, which patterns are your edge, and where your accuracy leaks.
Zoom and compare to the market
Zoom from two weeks out to a full year, with dotted S&P 500 and Nasdaq lines on every chart so you can see how the stock moved against the market.
Challenge your friends
Share your score after a round, a duel or the daily challenge, and see who reads charts better.
Stop watching videos.
Start training your eye.
You don't learn to read a chart by reading about it. You learn it the way pros do: thousands of reps, instant feedback and the discipline to make a call before you know the answer.
SwipeTrainer turns that grind into a game you'll actually keep open.
Technical trading, in plain English
Technical analysis means making trading decisions from the chart: price, volume and the shapes they form over time. It ignores the company's accounts and asks a simpler question. What are buyers and sellers doing right now, and what did they do the last time the chart looked like this?
Nobody gets every call right, and no pattern works every time. The goal is to read the odds better than you did last month. That comes from seeing a lot of charts. See the 8 main patterns with real examples, or try the free 5-chart quiz.
How to read a candlestick chart
Each candle is one period, such as a day. It shows where price opened, how high and low it went, and where it closed. A green body means it closed higher than it opened. A red body means it closed lower.
One candle says little. A run of them shows who is in control: long green candles with small pullbacks point to steady buying, a string of red ones to pressure.
Common stock chart patterns
Traders keep coming back to a short list: breakouts and breakdowns, flags, double tops and double bottoms, head and shoulders, gaps, pullbacks and reversals. Each one is a picture of a fight between buyers and sellers.
SwipeTrainer sorts its charts into these families, so you can practice the ones you keep missing.
Why volume matters
Volume is how many shares changed hands. It tells you how much conviction sits behind a move. A breakout on heavy volume is more convincing than one on thin volume, and a pullback where volume dries up is often just a pause.
When you call a chart in the app, the volume bars are right there under the price.
Trend, support and resistance
Price tends to stall at levels where it turned before. A floor where buyers stepped in is support. A ceiling where sellers did is resistance. When price pushes through one, that is often the signal people watch.
It also helps to know the market. The dotted SPY and QQQ lines on each chart show whether the stock is moving with the market or on its own.
Swing trading and day trading
Swing traders hold for days or weeks and care about patterns like flags, pullbacks and breakouts. Day traders work inside a single session. The charts in SwipeTrainer play out over days, so they suit swing trading practice best, but the skill of reading price and volume carries over.
How to actually get better
Reading about patterns only gets you so far. You get faster by committing to a call before you know the answer, then checking what really happened. A wrong call that you understand teaches more than a lucky right one.
That is the whole idea behind the app: real charts, quick calls, instant feedback.
SwipeTrainer is an educational game that uses historical market data. It is not financial advice and does not offer real trading.
Questions traders ask
What is technical analysis?
It is a way of reading the market from price and volume charts instead of company financials. Traders look for patterns such as breakouts, flags and double tops, and use them to judge whether price is more likely to rise or fall. No pattern works every time, so it is about reading the odds.
How do I learn chart patterns?
Start with the main families (breakouts, breakdowns, flags, double tops and bottoms, head and shoulders), then practice on lots of real charts and check what happened after each call. SwipeTrainer is built around exactly that loop.
Is SwipeTrainer free?
Yes. It's free to download and play on iPhone and Android, supported by ads.
Is this a game to learn stock trading?
Exactly. SwipeTrainer is a game built to teach chart reading. You swipe bullish or bearish on real historical stock and crypto charts, then see what actually happened and why, building the pattern recognition that trading depends on.
Do I need trading experience?
Not at all. A guided intro teaches the core patterns in under two minutes, and the difficulty scales from beginner to advanced as you improve.
How do I practice reading candlestick charts?
SwipeTrainer gives you hundreds of real candlestick setups to call, with instant feedback and the key signal explained on every one. That repetition is the fastest way to internalize what candlestick patterns are telling you.
Is it good for swing trading?
Yes. Setups span breakouts, breakdowns, flags, double tops and more over multi-day horizons. These are the exact patterns swing traders watch for.
Is it available on iPhone?
Yes. SwipeTrainer is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android.
Does SwipeTrainer give financial advice?
No. SwipeTrainer is an educational training game using historical market data. It is not financial advice and does not offer real trading. Always do your own research.
Support
Contact us
Email swipetrainer@gmail.com. We usually reply within 2 business days.
Do I need an account?
No. The whole app works without signing in. An account (Sign in with Apple or Google) only keeps your stats across devices.
How do I delete my account and data?
In the app: Settings, then Delete account. You can also read the account deletion page, or email us and we will do it for you.
How do I reset my stats?
In the app: Settings, then Reset stats.
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Check your internet connection and reopen the app. If the problem continues, email us with your device model and OS version.
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