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Version 1.1 · 2026-01-17
We have fix some bugs and make the app more responsive
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2026-01-17.




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SnapTrader helps traders make faster and smarter decisions by analyzing trading chart screenshots using AI.
Upload a screenshot of your chart and SnapTrader analyzes visual patterns to highlight possible buy or sell signals. The app supports crypto, forex, and stock charts and is built for traders who want quick AI-based insights before entering or exiting a trade.
Important: SnapTrader requires a paid subscription to access its features. The app does not provide free analysis or signals without an active subscription.
SnapTrader does not execute trades and does not provide financial advice. It is a decision-support tool only. All trading decisions remain fully under your control.
What You Get With a Paid Subscription
SnapTrader Pro unlocks all app features, including:
AI-powered signal detection from chart screenshots
Scalp trading mode and swing trading mode…
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We have fix some bugs and make the app more responsive
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