What's new in Altrady 6.0 and where things moved
Altrady 6.0 renames a few screens and moves a few others. This page maps the old names to the new places so you can find your way. Your accounts and bots carry over.
Old name, new name
- Market Explorer is now the Screener. It sits in the sidebar right under Trading Terminal. Same page, same markets. The Find more in Market Explorer button on the Dashboard opens it. See How do I use the Screener to research a coin?.
- TA Scanner is now Scanner, everywhere in the app. The strategies you used to save are now called scanners: you will see My scanners, Save as new scanner and Save as scanner. See What is the Scanner and how does it work?.
- Trading Analytics has been replaced by the Journal, which still carries a Beta badge. See What is a trading journal?.
- The trading widget before 6.0 is still there as a separate widget called Trading Legacy; add it from the Widgets menu if you want it. The Trading widget is the one you use by default. See What can I change in the trading widget settings?.
Things that moved
- Charts page: there is no Charts item in the sidebar any more. Show several charts at once inside the Trading Terminal instead, with the chart layout button. See How do I view several charts at once?.
- MCP server: it no longer has its own item in the sidebar. Open Settings and choose MCP server under App. The page is titled MCP AI assistant. See How do I connect Claude or another AI assistant to Altrady with MCP?.
- Chart settings: the chart header has a gear button labelled Settings, with the tooltip Chart Settings.
- Sidebar order: Dashboard, Trading Terminal, Screener, Journal, Bots, Portfolio, Chat, Puzzles, and then Partner program, Accounts API and Settings. Some entries only show when your account has the feature. See Take a tour of the dashboard.
New in the trading terminal
- SuperChart is the default chart. Scripts run on it. If you have saved TradingView charts, Altrady offers to migrate them to SuperChart layouts: drawings come along, and indicators SuperChart also has come along with their default settings.
- Four terminal layouts: Simple, Advanced, Charting and Script Editor. Simple is the default. See Terminal layouts: Simple, Advanced, Charting and Script Editor.
- Chart grids: each tab can show up to eight charts, with sync switches and saved presets. See How do I view several charts at once?.
- Script Editor: write scripts next to your chart, on the web or in the desktop app. See Getting started with the Script Editor.
- New Window: in the desktop app, open the market you are looking at in a second window. See Learn the trading terminal.
New for watchlists
You can group the markets of a watchlist under section headers, and import a watchlist from a TradingView export. See How do I create and manage watchlists?.
Still stuck?
If you can’t find something that used to be in Altrady, reach out through support chat and tell us what you are looking for. We’ll point you to its new place.