StockVyze in 5 Minutes

Why StockVyze Exists

StockVyze is a browser-native decision cockpit for daily-bar swing traders.

The product is built around one workflow:

1. Understand the market.
2. Find candidates.
3. Review charts and context.
4. Save the names that matter.
5. Set alerts for decisions you want to make later.

Instead of jumping between scanner tabs, charts, watchlists, and notes, you arrange them in one workspace.

What You Use Most

Workspaces

A workspace is a saved trading desk. Use different workspaces for different jobs:

• Market overview
• Sector review
• AI/semi watchlists
• EOD review
• Focused charting

Panes

Each pane holds one tool. Split panes to see related information side-by-side:

• Scanner next to Chart
• Watchlist next to Chart
• Market Breadth above Scanner
• News next to a symbol you are reviewing

Scanner

Scanner is the workbench for finding stocks.

Start with Add Condition. You can build useful screens without writing formulas:

• RSI below a level
• Price above a moving average
• Relative volume above normal
• Market cap above a threshold

Advanced formulas are available when needed, but they are not the starting point.

Watchlists and Screens

Use watchlists for symbols you care about. Use saved screens for repeatable conditions you want to monitor.

Linked Panes

Linked panes follow the active symbol. Click a scanner or watchlist row and the linked chart updates.

This is the core speed advantage: scan, click, review, move on.

First Five Minutes

1. Open a workspace.
2. Press Cmd+K or Ctrl+K and open Scanner.
3. Split the pane right and open Chart.
4. Add one scanner condition.
5. Click result rows and let the chart follow.

You now have the basic StockVyze workflow.

Useful Shortcuts

What Not To Do First

Do not start by building a giant dashboard.

Start with two panes:

CopyScanner | Chart

Then add only the panes that support the decision you are making.

Next Steps

• Your First Scan - Build a visual scanner condition.
• Workspace Interface - Learn panes, linking, and symbol search.
• Stocks & Symbols 101 - Understand symbols and data.
• Formula Basics - Use advanced formulas when the builder is not enough.