FibScanner
You can't watch 293 charts.
It watches them for you.
FibScanner scans 293 markets across 8 timeframes for Fib-retracement and range-breakout setups — scored, with entry, stop and targets worked out — and only surfaces the ones that clear its quality gates. You review setups; it does the watching.
Three ways good setups slip away
The market never waits for you to be watching the right chart. Every trader knows these three by heart.
The setup you missed
Price tapped the golden zone on a chart you weren’t looking at. By the time you saw it, the clean part of the move was already gone.
Alerts that cry wolf
A hundred pings a day, most of them noise. You learn to mute them — and then you miss the one that actually mattered.
The blind fib buy
You drew the retracement, bought 61.8%, and hoped. No confirmation candle, no target, no stop — just a level and a prayer.
Coverage you can't get manually
Checking one chart for a clean retracement takes a couple of minutes. Across 293 markets and 8 timeframes, that's a full-time job. FibScanner runs that loop continuously.
A setup has to earn its way to your screen
Miss one gate and it never becomes an alert. That’s how the noise gets cut.
A real move
A genuine swing to measure — not chop.
The golden zone
Price pulls into 38.2 / 50 / 61.8.
A decisive candle
A clear reversal candle prints first.
The break as a stop-order
You enter only on the confirmed break.
A plan with R:R
Entry, stop, targets and reward-to-risk.
Scored, gated and fully worked out — entry, stop, two targets, R:R and position size, drawn before you lift a finger. Charts are illustrative.
Two strategies, graded the same disciplined way
No black box. Here is exactly what has to happen before a setup reaches your feed — on closed candles only.
- •A clean impulse leg establishes the trend
- •Price pulls back into the golden zone — 38.2, 50 or 61.8% of that leg
- •A decisive reversal candle wicks the level — engulfing, hammer or shooting star
- •An ADX trend-strength filter screens out the chop
- •Entry is a stop order past that candle; it clears the risk:reward floor, then scores 0–100
- •Price coils into a tight consolidation
- •The level is tested twice or more and holds
- •A decisive, full-bodied candle breaks the range
- •Measured-move targets project from the range height
- •Runs on 1h and higher, where testing showed the edge lives
Every alert, fully worked out
No mockup. This is the app running.
The fib ladder drawn on the candles, the score, and the worked-out plan — side by side, exactly as it appears when a setup clears the gates. Charts are illustrative.
More than a scanner
Fibonacci retracement, from first principles
Pillar guides on drawing retracements, the golden pocket, confirmation candles and trade mechanics — the same method the scanner applies.
Read the guides →Calculators, free in the browser
Fibonacci levels, position sizing and risk-of-ruin — quick calculators that need no signup.
Open the tools →What FibScanner is — and isn’t
We would rather set expectations than oversell. The limits are part of the product.
Other tools in the workshop
The same engineering, pointed at other parts of the chart — each in its own build.
Questions traders ask
Stop scrolling charts. Let 293 markets come to you.
Add FibScanner and the next clean setup arrives already scored, gated and planned. Start on the free tier — upgrade only if you want more.
Charts and screens are illustrative. Educational tool — not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.
What the scanner is, and what it isn't
Short answers to what people ask before they install it.
What is a Fibonacci setup scanner?
It watches price for you and speaks up when a pullback lands in the Fibonacci retracement zone and a confirmation candle closes there. Instead of flipping through charts looking for the shape by eye, you get the handful that already cleared the rules — with the entry, stop and targets drawn.
Which markets does it cover?
293 markets across 8 timeframes — crypto, forex, US stocks, indices and commodities. As a chart scanner for multiple markets it runs the same rules across all of them at once, which is the part no one can do by hand. Index and commodity feeds are delayed, so those are limited to 1h and above.
Is it a Chrome extension or a website?
A Chrome extension. It installs in a click, draws live trading charts in a panel beside whatever you're doing, and keeps everything on your own machine — no account, no server in the middle, about 500 KB. Chrome needs to be open for it to scan.
What does non-repainting mean?
A non-repainting Fibonacci scanner only fires on a closed candle, and what it flagged stays flagged. Tools that redraw their history look far cleverer in hindsight than they were live. Every alert here is stamped to the bar that produced it, so you can check it later and see exactly what it saw.
Does it find breakouts too, or only retracements?
Both. The fib retracement side waits for a pullback into the zone; the breakout side waits for a range to break with the trend behind it. Two different strategies, the same five quality gates, one panel.
A scanner finds and grades chart patterns by fixed rules. It is an educational tool — not financial advice — and trading involves substantial risk of loss.
