Easy Candle
Replay the market, candle by candle.
What it does
Free desktop app for UTC candle replay. Step through real Binance history, MetaTrader 1m CSV, or a live MT5 Expert Advisor feed. Paper trade with SL/TP. Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Step through real Binance history, MetaTrader 1m CSV, or a live MT5 Expert Advisor feed in UTC. Paper trade with stop loss and take profit — a free desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Load a Binance USDT pair, import a MetaTrader 4/5 1-minute CSV, or stream live M1 from MT5 with the Easy Candle EA (gold, forex, custom symbols). Start at a UTC time or run a random drill. Play, pause, step forward and back at 0.5×–4×. Open long or short, drag SL/TP, then exit to a session report and CSV of closed trades. Jump to a UTC start, or randomize a 100–1000 bar session from the last year. Play, pause, step, and rewind — including trade state. Enter at the current close. Drag stop loss and take…from easy-candle.github.io
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