Master Chart Patterns.
One 60-Second Game at a Time.

Read a realistic candlestick chart, call BUY or SELL, and see if you were right in seconds.

4.6 on the App Store 53 chart patterns No real money at risk
Chart Guess game screen captioned Read the Chart, Call the Move: a candlestick chart under What happens next?, a 60-second timer and red DOWN and green UP buttons Chart Guess reveal screen: a Diamond Bottom called correctly, with the pattern drawn on the chart and SELL and BUY buttons

How it works

Reps, not theory. That's how you learn to read charts.

You don't learn chart patterns by rereading a cheat sheet — you learn by calling them hundreds of times and seeing what actually happens next. Chart Guess turns that loop into a game.

1

Read the chart

Every round shows a fresh candlestick chart generated from historical market behavior — trends, traps, breakouts and everything between.

Chart Guess game screen captioned Read the Chart, Call the Move: a candlestick chart under What happens next?, a 60-second timer and red DOWN and green UP buttons
2

Make the call

Buy or sell — commit before the reveal. Streaks and multipliers up to 5x keep you honest and locked in while the reps stack up.

Chart Guess round captioned Streaks and multipliers keep the reps addictive: a 23 streak, x5 multiplier and DOWN and UP buttons
3

Learn from instant feedback

The future candles play out and the pattern gets named — Diamond Bottom, Bull Flag, Doji — so every guess teaches you something.

Chart Guess reveal screen: a Diamond Bottom called correctly, with the pattern drawn on the chart and SELL and BUY buttons

What's inside

A complete candlestick pattern trainer

Five minutes a day. Every mode is built to turn pattern knowledge into pattern recognition — the skill that actually shows up when you look at a live chart.

Pattern Trainer

Read the chart, make the call, watch the reveal. Build streaks, stack multipliers up to 5x, and chase your personal best.

Blitz Mode

A 60-second score attack. Unlimited charts, combo bonuses, one question: how many can you read before zero?

Edge Analytics

Your exact win rate on every pattern, your average read speed, and your three weakest setups — so you know precisely what to fix.

53-Pattern Library

Head & Shoulders, Bull Flags, Cup & Handle, Wolfe Waves and 45+ more — reversals, continuations and breakouts, each with a visual guide.

Ranked Duels

Challenge a friend with a code or link, or climb the global leaderboard head-to-head, round by round.

Levels, XP & Badges

20+ achievements across streaks, accuracy and duels. Daily play streaks earn bonus XP on days 3, 5 and 7.

Screenshots

See the day trading game in action

Swipe through — this is what five minutes of daily chart reading practice looks like.

Chart Guess game screen captioned Read the Chart, Call the Move: a candlestick chart under What happens next?, a 60-second timer and red DOWN and green UP buttons
Read the chart, call the move
Chart Guess stats screen captioned Master Chart Patterns: an accuracy ring and the patterns you miss most, with tips to fix them
Track accuracy, fix weak spots
Chart Guess patterns guide captioned 50+ trading patterns: bull flags, doji, head and shoulders and an ascending triangle with mini charts
50+ trading patterns
Chart Guess reveal screen: a Diamond Bottom called correctly, with the pattern drawn on the chart and SELL and BUY buttons
Instant feedback on every call
Chart Guess ranked duel captioned Challenge friends 1v1: two players calling the same chart, Move Up or Move Down
Challenge friends 1v1
Chart Guess Blitz Mode captioned 60-second Blitz mode: a countdown timer, score and combo counter with SELL and BUY buttons
60-second Blitz Mode
Chart Guess global leaderboard: animal avatars on a podium above a ranked list
Climb the global leaderboard
Chart Guess round captioned Streaks and multipliers keep the reps addictive: a 23 streak, x5 multiplier and DOWN and UP buttons
Streaks & multipliers
Chart Guess practice screen captioned No ads. No real money. Just reps.
No ads. No real money.
Chart Guess weekly progress captioned Train 5 minutes a day: a 7-day streak, weekly summary and focus areas
Train 5 minutes a day

Who it's for

Built for anyone who wants to read charts, not guess at them

Complete beginners

Understand candlestick charts before risking a dollar. No account, no jargon wall — just reps with instant feedback.

Stock, forex & crypto traders

Sharpen your entries. Patterns behave the same on AAPL, EUR/USD and BTC — train the recognition once, use it everywhere.

Doomscroll replacers

Five minutes a day that compounds into a skill. A smarter daily habit with streaks, XP and a leaderboard to defend.

Guides

Learn chart patterns the right way

Free, no-fluff guides on chart reading, candlestick patterns and risk-free practice — written by the team behind Chart Guess.

Quiz

Chart Pattern Quiz: Can You Call the Next Move?

10 chart setups. Call buy or sell, then reveal the pattern and the answer — test yourself before you download.

Take the quiz →Quiz

Candlestick Pattern Quiz with Answers

12 candle formations from doji to evening star, each answer explained — anatomy, context and what confirms it.

Take the quiz →Practice

How to Practice Trading Without Real Money

Six no-money methods ranked by how fast they build skill, from pattern drills to paper trading, with the apps for each and their catch. Checked October 2026.

Read the guide →Learning

How to Memorize Candlestick Patterns Fast

Why active recall beats cheat-sheet rereading, and the 5-minute daily drill that makes patterns stick for good.

Read the guide →Reference

Candlestick Patterns Cheat Sheet: 50+ Patterns

Every major bullish, bearish, continuation and indecision pattern in scannable tables — with reliability notes.

Read the guide →Learning

How to Learn Chart Patterns: Drill, Don't Memorize

The five patterns to start with, the drill loop that builds recognition, and the beginner mistakes to skip.

Read the guide →Learning

How Long Does It Take to Learn Trading?

An honest timeline — 3–6 months to competence, 1–2 years to consistency — and how deliberate reps compress it.

Read the guide →Games

Trading Game Apps That Actually Teach You to Trade

Four types of trading game, what each really teaches, and the apps in each, with platforms and pricing checked October 2026. Yes, we make one of them.

Compare the apps →Practice

How to Practice Reading Stock Charts

A 5-minute daily training plan for chart reading: predict, reveal, review — and how to know you're improving.

Read the guide →Patterns

Bull Flag Pattern: Spot It, Trade It

The flagpole, the flag, the breakout — identification checklist, bull vs bear flags, and the classic fake-outs.

Read the guide →Patterns

Doji Candle Meaning: What It Really Signals

Neither bullish nor bearish — the doji family explained, and why context and confirmation decide everything.

Read the guide →Patterns

The Most Reliable Chart Patterns, Ranked

Which setups have a real statistical edge, per published research — and the honest caveats behind every number.

Read the guide →Comparison

Best Trading Simulator Apps in 2026, by What They Train

Paper trading accounts, chart replay, trading games and pattern drills: 10 practice tools compared by what each one trains. Checked October 2026, and yes, we make one of them.

Compare the apps →Comparison

Best Apps to Learn Candlestick Patterns in 2026

16 apps and 2 web quizzes compared by how they teach: reference, quizzes or live chart drills. Pricing checked October 2026, and yes, we make one of them.

Compare the apps →

Pattern library

Every pattern, with an annotated example chart

A free reference for all 53 candlestick and chart patterns the app drills — each with an annotated diagram, an identification checklist, how it is traded, and an honest note on what the evidence supports.

Well documented

Bull Flag

A bull flag is a continuation pattern in which a sharp advance — the flagpole — is followed by a shallow, orderly consolidation that drifts sideways or slightly lower, before price breaks out and resumes the original direction.

Read the pattern → Well documented

Head and Shoulders

A head and shoulders is a bearish reversal pattern made of three peaks: a left shoulder, a higher head, and a right shoulder roughly level with the left. It completes when price closes below the neckline drawn through the two lows between the peaks.

Read the pattern → Well documented

Double Top

A double top is a bearish reversal pattern made of two peaks at roughly the same price, separated by a meaningful pullback. It completes when price closes below the neckline drawn through the low between the two peaks.

Read the pattern → Well documented

Double Bottom

A double bottom is a bullish reversal pattern made of two lows at roughly the same price, separated by a clear rally. It completes when price closes above the neckline drawn through the high between the two lows.

Read the pattern → Moderate

Cup and Handle

A cup and handle is a bullish continuation pattern: a broad, U-shaped decline and recovery (the cup) back to roughly its starting price, followed by a shallow pullback just under that level (the handle), before price breaks out above the rim.

Read the pattern → Context dependent

Hammer

A hammer is a single candlestick with a long lower wick and a small body near the top of its range, forming after a decline: sellers drove price sharply down during the session and buyers recovered almost all of it before the close.

Read the pattern →

See the full pattern library →

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about the app, chart patterns and risk-free trading practice.

Is Chart Guess free to download?
Chart Guess is free to download on iOS and Android. Playing requires Chart Guess Pro, a subscription (on iPhone: $7.99/week, $12.99/month or $29.99/year) that unlocks every mode: unlimited rounds, Blitz Mode, ranked duels, full analytics and the complete pattern library. Cancel anytime in your store settings. Download Chart Guess →
How can I practice trading without real money?
Start with a risk-free training loop: pattern-drill games give you hundreds of decision-feedback reps per hour, then move to a broker paper-trading account for order mechanics. We ranked all six methods by feedback speed. Learn more →
What is the fastest way to memorize candlestick patterns?
Active recall — predict first, then check — beats rereading cheat sheets by a wide margin. Five minutes of daily drilling with instant feedback turns memorized shapes into instant recognition. Learn more →
Which chart patterns should a beginner learn first?
Start with five: bull flag, double top/bottom, head and shoulders, ascending triangle, and the doji. They're frequent, visually distinct, and cover the three stories every pattern tells — reversal, continuation, indecision. Learn more →
How long does it take to learn trading?
Roughly 3–6 months to get competent at reading charts and mechanics, 1–2 years for a consistent process. The real unit of progress is reps with feedback, not calendar months. Learn more →
Do chart patterns actually work?
Patterns are probabilities, not guarantees. Published research shows certain setups carry a measurable edge, but even the best fail regularly — context, volume and risk management decide outcomes. We ranked the most reliable ones. Learn more →
Is there a game that teaches you how to trade?
Yes — and different game types teach different skills. Pattern-recognition games train chart reading; portfolio sims teach allocation; replay tools teach patience. Here's the honest comparison. Learn more →
Can I test my chart reading skills before downloading?
Absolutely — take the free 10-question chart pattern quiz right on this site. Read each setup, call buy or sell, and reveal the answer with the pattern name. Take the quiz →
Does Chart Guess use real market data?
Charts are generated from historical market behavior patterns, so every round moves like a real market without being tied to live tickers — ideal for unlimited, spoiler-free practice. Chart Guess is an educational simulator; nothing in it is financial advice. Learn more →
What does a doji candle mean?
A doji forms when the open and close are nearly equal — both sides fought and drew. Alone it means indecision, not direction; position and confirmation give it meaning. Learn more →

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