Bullynx
AI Trading Copilot
The conversation layer on top of the screenshot read. Upload a chart screenshot, get the levels, both scenarios and the invalidation in writing, then ask the copilot why.
An AI trading copilot is software that sits beside you as you trade and invest: it analyzes charts and answers market questions in plain language, the way a co-pilot supports a pilot without taking the controls. It exists to speed up research and risk checks, not to replace your judgment, execute orders, or issue regulated financial advice. Some people write it co-pilot, some write it AI trading assistant, and all three names point at the same category.
Bullynx starts with the read, not with the chat. You upload a screenshot of any chart, from any platform, and get a written read back: the trend, the support and resistance levels quoted as numbers, a bullish and a bearish scenario, and the invalidation level that turns the read into something you can size around. That is the chart screenshot analyzer. The copilot is the layer on top of it: a conversation that already knows what the read said, plus the profile and strategy you set up, so you can ask why a level matters, what breaks the thesis, or what changes on a higher timeframe without re-explaining yourself.
What separates a purpose-built copilot from pasting a screenshot into a general AI chat is that the output has a fixed shape, the settings are deterministic so the same chart returns the same read, and the copilot remembers how you trade. Bullynx works internationally and replies in the language you write in, while keeping required compliance language in English.
What an AI trading copilot does
Chart analysis from a screenshot
Upload a screenshot of any chart, a stock, a crypto pair, forex, or a commodity, and get a structured read in seconds: trend direction and whether the structure is clean or choppy, the support and resistance zones price has actually reacted to, indicator context drawn from the image, and both a bullish and a bearish scenario with the invalidation level for each. There are no drawing tools to learn and no charting platform to migrate to. The tool reads the image, so a capture from TradingView, MetaTrader, Webull, or a broker mobile app all behave the same.
Conversational market Q&A
Ask questions in plain language and get answers grounded in the profile and strategy you described during onboarding. Because the copilot carries that context across the conversation, you do not re-explain your timeframe, your risk appetite, or your account size on every message. You can push back on a read, ask for the bear case in more depth, or ask what would have to happen for the level to break. It replies in the language you write in, while compliance disclaimers stay in English by design.
A consistent, reviewable output shape
Every chart read comes back in the same four parts in the same order, on deterministic settings. That matters more than it sounds: a repeatable format is what lets you compare two setups side by side, keep a review journal that is actually comparable week to week, and notice when your own reasoning drifted rather than the market.
The screenshot workflow has its own page: AI chart analysis. For a deeper walkthrough read our complete guide to AI chart analysis or compare the leading options in the best AI tools for chart screenshots. The background explainer on the category is what an AI trading copilot actually is, and AI trading bots vs AI assistants covers the line between a copilot and an automated bot.
How the workflow actually runs
The copilot is meant to slot into the chart you already have open, not to become another platform you log into. Three steps, and the whole loop takes under a minute.
Step 1
Screenshot the chart you are already looking at
Crop to the chart and keep the ticker, the timeframe, and the price axis in frame so the levels come back as real numbers rather than descriptions.
Step 2
Upload it and read the structured response
Trend, key levels, both scenarios, and the invalidation point. You get the argument against the trade alongside the one for it.
Step 3
Ask the follow-up questions that matter
Why that level, what breaks the thesis, how the read changes on a higher timeframe. The copilot keeps your context, so the answers stay specific to how you trade.
What it does not do
A copilot that overstates its reach is worse than no copilot. Bullynx has no broker connection and places no orders. It does not manage money, run automated strategies, or send signal alerts. It reads what you show it, so price action cropped out of your screenshot is invisible to it, and it has no live quote feed, order book, or news wire behind the read.
Bullynx also does not connect to your brokerage account. It cannot see your holdings or your balance, and it computes no account-level risk metrics on your behalf. Anything it knows about your situation is what you have told it in onboarding or in chat.
Who it is for
An AI trading copilot fits active retail traders and self-directed investors who want a faster second opinion without paying for a human coach. It suits beginners who find professional charting platforms intimidating and want the levels explained rather than drawn, and it suits experienced traders who want to compress a chart review from several minutes into a few seconds so they can screen more setups in the same session.
It is not for anyone looking for guaranteed signals, automated execution, or someone to manage their money. Wondering whether the category is worth it at all? Our honest take is in is AI trading worth it, and what a copilot does day to day walks through the same category from the task side.
Bullynx vs TradingView’s AI Chart Copilot
TradingView launched its own AI Chart Copilot in public beta on April 2, 2026. Per their announcement, it is a browser extension for Chrome and Chromium browsers (Edge, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi), available to all TradingView users, and it reads the chart you have open inside TradingView. The post says it covers moving averages, RSI, MACD and key support and resistance levels, gives an overall technical rating, pulls news, earnings and fundamental metrics, manages alerts and scans watchlists. It also says the extension is free, and that daily usage may be limited to keep it that way, without naming a number.
That is a good tool and it is not what Bullynx does. Theirs reads live chart state inside one platform, through a browser extension. Ours reads an image, so the chart can come from MetaTrader 4 or 5, Webull, Thinkorswim, a broker app on your phone, a prop-firm dashboard, or a screenshot someone sent you, and it returns a written plan in a fixed shape with an explicit invalidation level. If you live inside TradingView on a desktop browser, their copilot is the shorter path. If your charts come from anywhere else, or you want the same four-part read every time and the level at which it stops being true, that is the case for this one.
Anything beyond the paragraph above is not something we have verified: for their current pricing, daily limits, browser support and feature list, check their page rather than ours. Our own read of a TradingView chart is described on analyze TradingView screenshots with AI.
How it differs from a general AI chat
You can paste a chart into a general assistant, and it will say something plausible. What it lacks is a consistent output format and a built-in risk framework. Reads vary from one prompt to the next, the same image can produce two different verdicts an hour apart, and nothing carries over about your profile or your strategy between sessions.
A purpose-built copilot returns the same structured analysis every time, always includes the case against the trade, and always names the level that invalidates the read. It also keeps your context, so guidance stays specific to the way you actually trade. See the full named comparison in the best AI trading tools in 2026, or check what each tier includes on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
- What is an AI trading copilot?
- An AI trading copilot is software that helps you research markets: it reads charts, surfaces technical levels and indicator context, and answers questions in plain language. It supports your decisions the way a co-pilot supports a pilot, without taking the controls. It does not place trades, manage money, or give regulated financial advice.
- Is an AI trading copilot the same as a trading bot?
- No. A trading bot executes orders under rules you set, so it takes the controls. A copilot never touches your broker. It analyzes what you show it and explains its reasoning, and every entry, exit, and position size stays your decision. Bullynx is a copilot, not a bot, and has no broker connection.
- How is an AI trading copilot different from ChatGPT?
- A general AI chat has no trading framework and no consistent output format, so re-running the same chart returns a different answer. Bullynx returns the same structured read every time (trend, levels, both scenarios, invalidation) on deterministic settings, and it carries the profile and strategy you described across the conversation.
- Does Bullynx tell me what to buy or sell?
- No. Bullynx is an educational analysis tool, not a financial adviser or a broker. It describes structure, levels, scenarios, and risk, but never issues buy or sell instructions. Every decision and the responsibility for it remains yours. Trading involves a significant risk of loss.
- Which markets does the copilot cover?
- Anything you can screenshot or ask about: stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures, and commodities, on timeframes from one minute to monthly. The technical discipline is the same across markets; the session structure, gap behaviour, and catalysts differ, and the read accounts for the market you name.
- How much does the Bullynx AI trading copilot cost?
- AI analysis runs on a paid plan. Pro is $39 per month or $374 per year, and Elite is $99 per month or $950 per year. There is no free plan and no free trial. You can upload a chart before signup, complete onboarding, choose a plan, and resume the same chart after Stripe checkout. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled.
- Is an AI trading copilot the same as an AI trading assistant?
- In practice the two names describe one category, and co-pilot is simply the spaced spelling of copilot. Copilot describes the working relationship: you keep the controls and the software helps you read the instruments. Assistant describes the task. Bullynx answers to all three names.
- How is Bullynx different from TradingView’s AI Chart Copilot?
- TradingView’s AI Chart Copilot is a browser extension for Chrome and Chromium browsers that reads the chart you have open inside TradingView, launched in public beta on April 2, 2026 and free with possible daily usage limits. Bullynx reads an image instead, so the chart can come from MetaTrader, a broker app, a prop-firm dashboard or a screenshot someone sent you, and it returns a written plan in a fixed shape with an explicit invalidation level. For their current limits and features, check their page.
- Is the Bullynx copilot free?
- No. There is no free plan, no free tier, and no free trial. You can upload a chart on the marketing site before signing up and the browser keeps it while you create an account, but the analysis itself starts only once a Pro or Elite subscription is confirmed by Stripe.
Try your AI trading copilot
Upload your chart first, then create your account, choose a plan, and resume the analysis on the same screenshot.
· Educational only. Not financial advice. Read the risk disclosure.