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Workspaces

Workspaces are isolated trading environments. Each workspace stores its own charts, indicators, drawings, layout configuration, and settings. Switch between workspaces to move between different trading setups instantly.

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What a Workspace Contains

Each workspace is a self-contained environment that remembers:
ComponentDescription
ChartsSymbol, exchange, timeframe, and chart type (candlestick, cluster, TPO, heatmap)
IndicatorsAll added indicators with their individual settings
DrawingsTrendlines, horizontal lines, rectangles, Fibonacci tools, and other annotations
LayoutTab arrangement, pane splits, and sizing
AlertsPrice alerts attached to drawing tools
Use separate workspaces for different trading strategies or market conditions. For example, one workspace for scalping BTC on 1m clusters and another for swing trading altcoins on 4h candles.

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Creating a Workspace

1

Open the workspace dialog

Click the workspace name in the top-left corner of the application, or use the workspace icon in the header bar.
2

Click Create New

In the workspace dialog, click the Create New button at the bottom.
3

Configure the workspace

Enter a name for the workspace. The default symbol (BTCUSDT), exchange (Binance Futures or Spot), and timeframe (1m) can be changed after creation from within the chart.
4

Confirm

Click Create. The new workspace opens immediately with a single chart pane.

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Managing Workspaces

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Switching Between Workspaces

Click the workspace name in the header bar to open the workspace dialog. All your workspaces are listed with their last-modified timestamps. Click any workspace to switch to it.

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Renaming a Workspace

  1. Open the workspace dialog.
  2. Hover over the workspace you want to rename.
  3. Click the edit (pencil) icon.
  4. Enter the new name and confirm.

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Duplicating a Workspace

Duplicating creates an exact copy of a workspace, including all charts, indicators, drawings, and layout settings.
  1. Open the workspace dialog.
  2. Hover over the workspace you want to duplicate.
  3. Click the copy icon.
  4. A new workspace is created with the suffix “(Copy)” appended to the name.
Duplicating is useful when you want to experiment with a different indicator setup without losing your current configuration.

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Deleting a Workspace

  1. Open the workspace dialog.
  2. Hover over the workspace you want to delete.
  3. Click the delete (trash) icon.
  4. Confirm the deletion in the popup.
Deleting a workspace is permanent. If cloud sync is enabled, the workspace will also be removed from the cloud on the next sync cycle. There is no undo.

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Workspace Storage

Workspaces are stored locally in the application data directory managed by Tauri. Each workspace is saved automatically whenever you make changes — there is no manual save button.

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Cloud Sync

If your license includes the cloud_sync feature, workspaces are automatically synchronized to the server. See Cloud Sync for details. The workspace dialog shows sync status badges next to each workspace:
BadgeMeaning
Cloud iconSynced and up to date
Upload arrowLocal changes pending upload
No badgeLocal only (no cloud sync)
A Sync Now button in the workspace dialog lets you trigger an immediate sync instead of waiting for the automatic 5-minute cycle.

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Best Practices

Organize by strategy. Create dedicated workspaces for each trading strategy: “BTC Scalp 1m”, “ETH Swing 4h”, “Altcoin Scanner”. This keeps each setup clean and focused.
  • Name workspaces descriptively — include the symbol and timeframe in the name for quick identification.
  • Duplicate before experimenting — copy a workspace before making major changes to indicators or layout.
  • Use multiple tabs within a workspace for correlated analysis (e.g., BTC + ETH + total OI on one screen). See Tabs & Layouts.
  • Enable cloud sync if you work on multiple machines so your workspaces follow you automatically.

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Limits

There is no hard limit on the number of workspaces you can create. However, each workspace with many indicators and deep drawing history will consume more memory. If you notice performance degradation, consider consolidating rarely-used workspaces.