ORIN is a browser-based AI chart-analysis app that grades a trading setup from A to F and returns a written trade plan — entry zone, stop loss, targets and risk-to-reward — with every number tied to a candle on the chart rather than a stated opinion.
What is ORIN?
ORIN takes a symbol (BTC/USD, ETH/USD, SOL/USD, AAPL, NVDA, SPY, EUR/USD) or a chart you upload, plus a timeframe (1m, 5m, 15m, 1H, 4H, 1D), and returns a graded read: a letter grade, a 0–100 confluence score, a factor-by-factor breakdown, and an entry/stop/target plan with an explicit invalidation condition. Live market data comes from Binance, Twelve Data and TradingView. It runs in the browser at tryorin.xyz and is described by its makers as analysis software, not investment advice.
What makes ORIN stand out?
- Letter grades with a score behind them — each read produces an A–F band and a 0–100 AI confluence score, plus a per-factor breakdown you can open on any analysis.
- Nine weighted factors, published — setup quality 17, trend alignment 16, multi-timeframe agreement 14, location and reward:risk 14, entry location vs. mean 11, volume confirmation 9, momentum 7, structural confirmation 7, volatility regime 5.
- Per-market factor tables — forex scores eight factors because FX has no consolidated volume; crypto scores up to twelve, adding funding, open interest and positioning.
- Smart-money-concepts detection — ORIN detects order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity sweeps and structure shifts, then weighs them against trend, momentum, volume and location across up to three timeframes.
- Plans with invalidation, not just direction — outputs read like "invalidation is a 1H close above 73,731.2; Target 1 at 63,408.2 pays 2.00R."
- A logged decision loop — read, decide (take, pass or watch), track invalidation and targets, then record the resolved outcome, wins and misses both.
- Public calibration page — the site reports that it will not print an A-band hit rate until 100 finished setups exist and currently counts 20 resolved outcomes.
- Custom rules on Pro — your own strategy rules grade every chart under the same standard so two reads stay comparable.
How does ORIN work?
You pick a symbol or upload a chart and set the timeframe, then run an AI scan. ORIN marks up the chart — grading the setup, naming the liquidity sweep or structure shift it detected, and printing entry, stop, targets, R:R and the exact close that would prove the idea wrong. From there you log take, pass or watch, and resolved trades feed the public record.
Who should use ORIN?
- SMC and ICT traders: apply an existing order-block and liquidity-sweep method the same way at 2am and at the New York open.
- Prop-firm evaluation traders: check whether a setup meets the plan before taking it, since one rule break ends the account.
- Traders taking more setups than they grade: log passes as well as entries so the hit rate on best setups becomes measurable.
- Beginners: use the free school and free reads to see the reasoning behind a call rather than only the call.
What can you do with ORIN?
- Crypto swing traders: grade BTC/USD on the 1H to see whether a setup clears the confluence threshold before risking capital, with the 1H close level that invalidates it.
- Multi-timeframe equity traders: compare an NVDA 4H read against a 15m read to check whether timeframes agree before sizing up.
- Forex traders: run EUR/USD on the 15m and get a read scored on eight factors rather than a volume number no venue publishes.
- Discretionary traders keeping a record: log every pass and entry, then review which grades actually paid and which did not.
Pricing
ORIN is freemium. Reads are free without an account — three crypto reads a day are advertised, and the first read needs no card or email. Pro costs $19.99 per week (about $86.62 a month) and adds your own strategy rules grading every chart; cancellation is one click.
FAQ
Is ORIN free to try?
Yes. No account and no card are needed for the first analysis, and the site advertises three crypto reads per day without signing up. Full access, including custom strategy rules, sits behind the Pro plan at $19.99 per week.
Does ORIN place trades or give financial advice?
No. ORIN grades the setup and writes the plan, but the decision to trade stays with the user. The site states plainly that it is analysis software, not investment advice, and that markets carry risk of loss.
Which markets does ORIN cover?
Crypto, stocks and forex, including BTC/USD, ETH/USD, SOL/USD, AAPL, NVDA, SPY and EUR/USD, on timeframes from 1 minute to 1 day, with live data from Binance, Twelve Data and TradingView.
How accurate is ORIN?
The site does not publish an accuracy figure yet. It says it will not print an A-band hit rate until 100 finished setups exist and currently reports 20 resolved outcomes, with the bar and count shown on its calibration page.
Why do forex and crypto scores use different factors?
Forex has no consolidated volume feed, so the volume confirmation factor is dropped and its weight redistributed. Crypto scores up to twelve factors because funding, open interest and positioning data exist there and not in other markets.
