Everything it draws, and nothing it does not.
Five layers, one reading, and an alert when that reading is worth acting on. Each layer is independent in the settings, so you can run the full picture or only the part you want.
Structure
Which side is holding? Every defining high and low carries a state: holding, or waiting to be taken. The labels update as price changes its mind.
Draw on liquidity
Where is price reaching? The level the move is working toward is drawn forward and clears when that liquidity is taken.
Reversal note
What proves the reading wrong? The protected side is marked as the level that invalidates the read.
Dealing range, premium and discount
Which half of the dealing range are you in? The range is drawn from the levels defining it and split at equilibrium, so premium and discount are never a judgement call.
Fair value gaps and order blocks
Where would an entry matter? Fair value gaps, order blocks and liquidity raids appear only in the relevant half of the dealing range, and disappear once price has used them.
It tells you when, so you do not have to watch.
The alert that matters fires when a draw on liquidity appears at or above a conviction you choose, and by default only when the daily read agrees with it. From there it stays with that one level: when price reaches it, when the reading is proven wrong, and when price enters the area where a retracement would sit. Every alert is built from what the chart drew, so an alert can never tell you something the chart disagrees with.
Built to stay out of the way.
Captions are small, lines are thin, and nothing is drawn twice. Every element drawn has its own switch and its own colour — the zigzag and the pivot marks included — so the tool can be reduced to a single line in your own chart theme rather than fighting it.
Works the same everywhere.
The reading is built from price structure, so it behaves consistently across indices, metals, futures, crypto and FX, and from intraday to daily. Markets with thin or missing volume data are handled without breaking the structure read.