Documentation
From access granted to first session.
The condensed quick-start below covers the essentials. The full user guide — every input, every setting, every state in the signal sequence — is emailed to you automatically when you purchase.
Quick start
Six steps to a working chart.
Add ATLAS to your chart
Once access is granted to your TradingView username, open the ATLAS script page on TradingView and click Add to Chart — or find it under Indicators → Invite-only scripts. It loads with working defaults.
Confirm the instrument value
Check the instrument's point value in settings so ATLAS's risk figures reflect the contract you actually trade.
Select your sessions
Enable only the session windows you trade — for example New York AM. Outside enabled windows, ATLAS will not arm setups.
Set the entry sequence
Review the confirmation settings: how strict the sweep → order block tap → MicroBOS sequence must be before a signal prints. Start with defaults.
Review risk controls
Set your daily trade limit and kill-switch. These are the settings that decide when ATLAS stops for the day — set them before the first trade, not after.
Clean the chart
Turn off any display layer you don't act on — zones, levels, markers. Keep the chart limited to what actually changes your decision.
FAQ
Common questions
What markets does ATLAS work on?
Any instrument TradingView charts — it's built for intraday futures and CFDs (index futures, metals, FX). Volume-based modules (CVD, value area) need an instrument with usable volume data. Its primary, most-tested configuration is Micro Gold futures (MGC) on the 5-minute chart — start there if you're unsure where to begin.
What timeframes should I run it on?
The bias engine reads 4H/1H regardless of your chart. Execution charts are typically 1–15 minutes, with the 5-minute chart as the most-tested setup; the framework is designed for intraday sequences confirmed on micro structure.
Does it place trades automatically?
No. This is the indicator version — signals, states, and alerts only. You execute every trade yourself, on whatever broker you use.
What platform do I need?
TradingView only, in the browser or desktop app. There is nothing to install; ATLAS is granted to your TradingView username as an invite-only script.
What TradingView plan is required?
At minimum, a paid TradingView plan that supports invite-only scripts. If you can add invite-only indicators on your current plan, you're set.
Does ATLAS fit prop-firm eval trading?
It was built with funded-account discipline in mind. Per-day trade limits and the daily kill-switch map directly to the loss rules evaluations enforce, and session filters keep you inside the windows you planned to trade. Many members run ATLAS on evaluation and funded accounts — the ATLAS Discord has dedicated channels for eval passes and prop-firm discussion.
Does ATLAS repaint?
Signals fire on the close of the confirming bar in the MicroBOS sequence and stay fixed on the chart from that point on.