TradingVox
With TradingView / Finn linked, the desktop app open, and Chart target on TradingView Desktop, you talk in plain English. TradingVox forwards the turn to Finn; Finn drives your live TradingView session.
Examples that map to real desktop work
- Navigation — “Pull up NVDA on the 5-minute”
- Indicators — “Add a 50 EMA” / “Remove RSI”
- Drawings — “Mark 480 as resistance” / “Draw a trendline from the swing low”
- Alerts — “Set an alert on QQQ above 480”
- Replay — “Replay TSLA from this morning”
You do not select those as separate TradingVox menu items. They are Finn’s job once the relay is up.
Settings checklist before you ask
- Integration → TradingView / Finn shows Linked (not “desktop app not open”)
- Voice & Mode → Chart target = TradingView Desktop
- Start a voice session (Scripted Preview / Pro / Studio) after linking — Finn tools attach at session start
What belongs on the embedded chart instead
If Chart target is Embedded (below), Vox uses the on-site widget tools (symbol, intraday timeframes, indicators, levels on that widget). That path does not replace Finn for alerts, replay, or your full desktop layout.
Practical limits (so demos do not surprise you)
- Heavier Finn asks can take roughly 15–20 seconds
- One Finn relay per voice turn — finish one chart ask before stacking another
- Some destructive TradingView actions may still need an on-screen allow in the Connector
- TradingVox will not invent prices to draw; it prefers levels grounded in live data tools
Try the demo chips for market data first, then switch Chart target to Desktop and ask Finn to mirror a level on your real chart — that is the full stack working end to end.