Describe it in plain words
Type it or say it aloud, in any of 25 languages. You write the idea the way you would tell a friend.
Arth Script
Describe an indicator in plain words, in any of 25 languages, by voice or text. Arth AI writes the Arth Script and draws it on your chart. No code to learn.
01 / What it does
Arth Script is the scripting side of the Arth.live chart. The input is a sentence, and the output is an indicator you can keep, alert on and share.
Type it or say it aloud, in any of 25 languages. You write the idea the way you would tell a friend.
The words become Arth Script. Arth AI shows the rules back to you in plain words so you can check them.
Lines, bands, markers and arrows appear on the candles you are already looking at.
Keep each indicator in your own list and add it to any chart again in one tap.
Turn a condition from your indicator into a chart alert.
Send an indicator to another trader, who can read its rules and add it to their chart.
02 / How it works
Open the chart, tap the Arth AI box and type or speak your idea in your language.
Arth AI writes the Arth Script and lists each rule in plain words. If a rule is not what you meant, say what to change.
Press add to chart. The indicator is drawn on the candles and updates as you change the symbol or timeframe.
Save it to My indicators, set an alert on it, or share it with another trader.
03 / Examples
Each example is an idea the trader chose. Arth AI writes it out so you can read every rule before it goes on the chart.
The rule: A 50-period simple moving average of the close.
On the chart: One smooth line over the candles, in a colour you can change.
The rule: Close is greater than the previous day’s high.
On the chart: A small marker above each candle that meets the rule.
The rule: Middle line: 20-period average. Upper and lower lines: two standard deviations above and below it.
On the chart: Three lines with a shaded band between the outer two.
The rule: RSI (14) above 60 is green; RSI (14) below 40 is red; anything in between is left blank.
On the chart: A tinted strip behind the candles that changes with the RSI reading.
04 / Compared
Pine Script is the language of TradingView. Arth.live is independent of TradingView. This is how the two approaches differ.
| Pine Script | Arth Script | |
|---|---|---|
| What you learn | A programming language, or someone to write it for you | Nothing: you speak your own language |
| How you write an indicator | Code | Plain words, by text or voice |
| Alerts and webhooks | Alerts and webhooks sit on TradingView’s paid plans | Chart alerts on Arth.live are free |
| Languages | English | 25 languages |
05 / Who it is for
Turn an idea you have carried for years into a line on the chart.
Describe the indicator in the language you think in.
Ask Arth AI to explain each rule, then change it and watch the chart respond.
Skip the boilerplate for a quick idea and read the script Arth AI writes.
06 / Questions
No. You describe the indicator in words. Arth AI writes the script and lists its rules in plain words.
25 languages, including English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Urdu and more. Type or speak in the language you prefer.
Yes. Arth.live is free for everyone, and Arth Script is part of it.
Yes. Say what to change, such as “make it 30 candles” or “colour it blue”, and the chart updates.
No. Arth.live is for charts and research. It gives no tips, calls or buy/sell advice, and places no orders. To turn a rule into an automated strategy, use QuantPower.
No. Arth.live and Arth Script are independent of TradingView. Pine Script is TradingView’s own language; Arth Script is separate.
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Arth Script is software, not a SEBI-registered research analyst or adviser. It gives no buy/sell calls, targets or picks. Trading involves risk.
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