Desktop app guide

Market Pulse — how it works in the AutobotSignal desktop app

The live tick stream from the broker you are connected to, one pair at a time. The chart draws only real ticks that have arrived since you selected the pair — no simulated history, nothing back-filled. This page is read-only: it places no trades and does not change which assets the bot trades.

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The same text is in the app under Help & guides — this page adds the screenshots.

Market Pulse in the desktop app

Real screenshots of the current release on a practice account.

Market Pulse: a live candle chart for one pair streamed from the connected broker, with payout and timeframe controls

How Market Pulse works

1
Connect a broker for real prices
The feed is the broker’s own WebSocket stream, so these are the prices your orders get quoted against — the same live stream on a practice account as on a real one.
2
Pick a pair from the watchlist
Search narrows the list by name. Open markets sort first, then by payout, so the top of the list is what you can actually trade right now.
3
Wait for the first tick
The chart seeds flat and grows as ticks land. A pair that never ticks is almost always closed rather than broken.

Good to know

What the app does, and does not do, here

The percentage change is measured from the first tick after you selected the pair, not from the market open — reselecting a pair resets it.
Closed markets stay listed on purpose, so you can see why a signal on one was skipped instead of guessing.
Only one pair streams at a time, by design. Selecting another switches the subscription rather than adding a second feed.

Start on a demo account. Automated trading can lose money and no win rate or profit is guaranteed — you are responsible for the rules you configure.