by TrueDataAsk how.
Or say what to do.
An assistant built into the terminal header. Ask how to do something in FutPrint and it answers from the guides, names the controls as the app does, and links the page it rests on. Say what to do on the chart, “add a 20 EMA”, “draw a line at yesterday’s high”, “alert me at 26,000”, and it does it, with every change on a card you can undo. On every plan.
From a question
to the right control.
Ask how, and the answer is written from the guides with the page it came from one chip away. Say what to do, and it happens on the chart, one card per change, with Undo. Either way, it says so when it cannot help.
A question or a command, in plain words
Press Ask in the header, beside Widgets. Ask how to do something, "where is the imbalance threshold", or say what to do on the chart, "add a 20 EMA", "go to 15 Oct". The drawer opens with starters for the panel you had focused, and with a chart open, Do it on the chart starters too.
- Starters follow the focused panel and the chart
- Commands in English or Hinglish; follow-ups keep the context
- Esc stops an answer or closes the drawer
Drawn from the guides, with the page it rests on
A how-do-I answer streams in within a few seconds and names controls exactly as the app names them. It ends with Read more chips that open the cited guide page in a new tab, so the workspace stays where it is.
- Every page of the FutPrint guides, read on every question
- Controls, tabs, defaults and shortcuts as the guides state them
- Says when a feature is in Pro and Max where the guides say so
Done on the chart, one card per change
A command is carried out on the chart named on the Acts on chip: it adds indicators, draws at the dates and levels you name, zooms, pans or goes to a date, changes the timeframe, symbol or chart type, runs replay and sets alerts. It marks candles by volume or size and, on Pro and Max, finds the largest cluster, the POC or stacked imbalances in the chart's own footprint data. Every action shows as a card, and Undo on the card reverses everything that answer changed.
- Follows the active chart, or the one you pick
- Asks before removing everything or deleting an alert
- Indicators and timeframes follow your plan as in the menus
Honest about what it does not know
When the guides do not cover a question, the answer opens with a "Not covered by the guides" label and offers the nearest page instead of inventing a menu. Trading advice, market views and anything unrelated to the terminal get a one-line refusal, and it never places orders or touches positions.
- No trading advice, no market views, no guessing
- No orders or positions; locked drawings are left alone
- Account and billing questions are pointed to support
One source.
Every answer checked against it.
The assistant reads the whole of the FutPrint documentation on every question, so an answer that spans two pages gets both, and the guides and the assistant improve together: a question the guides cannot answer is a page we write next. Before release we put 120 questions through it. Every off-topic question got the refusal, and no answer invented a menu path or linked a page that does not exist.
Read how it was builtOn every plan, with a fair allowance.
Forty quick answers a day, then one a minute up to three hundred; a chart command counts as one. Resets at midnight IST. Included in Free, Lite, Pro and Max, with order-flow finds on Pro and Max.
In the terminal header, the Ask button beside Widgets. It opens a drawer on the right, the same shape as the Add widget drawer, on the web terminal and in the desktop apps. The chart behind it stays usable while it is open.
Questions about using FutPrint: where a control is, what a setting does, how to set up a panel, chart, indicator, alert, workspace, script or the desktop app, and which plan includes a feature where the guides say so. Its only source for those answers is the published FutPrint documentation.
On the chart named on the Acts on chip, it adds, changes, hides and removes indicators, a saved script by its name included; draws and edits lines, rectangles, Fibonacci levels, position boxes, text and the other drawing tools at the dates and levels you name; zooms, pans and goes to a date; changes the timeframe, symbol, chart type, session and chart settings; and runs replay. It creates, edits, pauses, resumes and deletes your alerts, and marks candles by volume or size, such as the lowest-volume candle of the day. On Pro and Max it also finds the largest cluster, the POC, the biggest delta bar, the largest Big Trades print and stacked imbalances. Picks and finds read the bars loaded on the chart.
Yes. Every action shows as a card in the answer, and Undo on the card reverses everything that answer changed, newest first. Removing every indicator or drawing, several removals in one step, deleting an alert, and a new name or message on an alert that posts to a webhook, Telegram or email wait for your confirmation on the card first. Locked drawings are never removed. A request is worked through in up to three rounds, with at most ten actions in a step; for a longer job, ask again.
It gives no trading advice, market views or predictions, places no orders and does not touch positions, does not discuss other platforms or brokers, and does not write code: scripts are for Compose with AI in the Script Editor. Anything outside using FutPrint gets a one-line refusal. When the guides do not cover a question it says so rather than guessing.
Every plan, Free included. Each account gets forty quick answers a day, and a chart command counts as one question; after that the assistant answers one a minute, up to three hundred a day. The count resets at midnight IST and the status line under the question box shows where you stand. Order-flow finds need Pro or Max, and indicators, chart types and timeframes follow your plan as they do in the menus.
The conversation stays in your browser tab until you press Clear conversation. With a chart open, each question carries that chart's state, such as its symbol, timeframe, indicators and drawings, and your alerts, so the assistant can act on them. Questions, answers and chart actions are stored with your account so the FutPrint team can review what traders ask and improve the guides. Do not type passwords or payment details into it.
Before the first release we put 120 questions through it, written against the guides, including twenty the guides do not answer and twenty that were off-topic. Every off-topic question got the refusal, and no answer invented a menu path or linked a page that does not exist. Before chart control shipped we ran 224 chart commands through it, a fifth of them in Hinglish: 217 did what was asked, and none removed anything that was not asked for. Every exchange is reviewed, so tell us on Discord when an answer is wrong.
Make the market
your workspace.
Data timing, coverage and tools vary by plan.