Bullynx
Bullynx is an AI-powered chart analysis tool for retail investors and active traders. It combines an instant technical read of any chart screenshot with Lynx, a conversational AI advisor that knows your profile and strategy.
What it does
Upload a screenshot of a chart — from your broker, TradingView, an exchange, or any other source. Bullynx analyzes the image and returns a written technical read in seconds: support and resistance levels, indicator context, and bullish and bearish scenarios, each with an invalidation level so you know where the setup stops making sense.
The goal is not to tell you what to buy or sell. The output frames scenarios and risk levels so you can decide with better information. Bullynx never connects to a brokerage account and never executes trades.
Lynx, the AI advisor
Lynx is a conversational assistant built into the product. Because it knows your profile and strategy, you can ask follow-up questions about an analysis — why a level matters, what would confirm a scenario, or how a setup fits your risk tolerance — and get contextual guidance and trade ideas. The interface is in English, but Lynx responds in the language you write in.
Markets covered
Bullynx works across stocks, crypto, forex and commodities. The same upload workflow applies to a tech stock, a BTC pair, EUR/USD or a gold chart — if you can see the chart, you can analyze it.
How a session works
- Upload a chart screenshot from any platform.
- Receive the written analysis: key levels, indicator context, bullish and bearish scenarios with invalidation.
- Ask Lynx follow-up questions in context.
- Come back later — your analysis history is kept, so you can review how a setup played out.
Who it is for
Bullynx is aimed at retail investors and active traders who read charts regularly and want a fast, structured second opinion. It suits people who already have a strategy and want help pressure-testing it, rather than a service that promises entries and exits.
Compliance
All output is educational only and is not financial advice. Every trade-related response carries a disclaimer. An account is required to run an analysis; the free tier provides a single partially revealed preview so new users can evaluate the output format before choosing a paid plan.
