👉What is "Alert Exchange" ?

Alert Exchange is the place where alerts are passed around instead of built from scratch: ready-made Strategy Templates from us, alerts other traders made public, and the ones you keep for yourself. One tap copies a share into your own alert list, where you can edit it like any alert you made.

You can also go the other way and publish your own alerts — for everyone, or privately for the people you give your code to.

Templates, Community and Favorites — the same card everywhere, with a "Use" button on each.

Where to find it

• Tap the people icon in the top bar of the main screen.

• Three tabs: Templates, Community, Favorites.

• My Shares (top right) is your own side: your name, your private code, everything you published.

Some parts can be switched off for a while; then the tab or the button is simply not there.

The three tabs

Tab	What is in it
Templates	Ready-made examples from us, here to show how an alert is built and how to use the app. A template is marked Example (made by us) or User pick (a member's share we picked). Tap the i beside the mark to read what it means.
Community	Everything traders published as Public.
Favorites	The shares you kept with the ★.

Above the list: Newest / Most used sorting, and a category chip (All categories, Trend, Momentum, Volatility, Price Action, Custom).

What a card tells you

• Category and, for templates, the Example / User pick mark.

• Title, author (@name, or Private when the author has no name yet) and description.

• The alert itself: the trigger line — in Advanced shares the group logic, e.g. Trend and (RSI or MACD) — and the list of conditions.

• How many people already used it: 12 uses.

• ★ keep it in Favorites · ⋮ more (Report) · Use.

Tap the card to open the Preview screen, which shows the whole alert plus its Share ID.

Using a share

Use does exactly what the Copy button on your own alert does: it opens the normal "add alert" screen with everything already filled in — symbol, timeframe, conditions, note. Nothing is saved until you tap Add Alert, so you can change the symbol, the values, anything, first.

• You keep the copy. Later changes by the author do not touch your alert.

• The usual alert quota and subscription rules apply — the button says Use — needs a subscription when your plan does not cover it.

Finding one particular share

Use the box at the top of the list. The small selector picks what you are typing:

Kind	What to type	Answer
Private code	6–8 letters or numbers	The whole collection of that person's private shares
Share ID	numbers only	That one share
User name	3–20 characters, letters, numbers and _	Everything that trader published publicly

You can also tap an author's name on a card to see their other public shares.

Publishing your own alert

1. In the Indicator Alert list, tap the share icon on the alert's row. (A brand-new alert has to finish syncing first.)

2. Fill in Title, Description and Category.

3. Choose the visibility:

   • Public — Anyone can find this in the Community tab.

   • Private — Only people you give your private code to can see this. It never shows up in Community.

4. Publish. You get a message you can copy and send, containing your private code or the share ID.

Your alert note is shared too. Remove anything private from it before publishing. The characters " and ' are not accepted in the title and description.

How many you may have at a time depends on your subscription; the dialog always shows the real numbers, e.g. Public 1/3 · Private 0/5. Favorites have their own count (Favorites 4/20 on the tab).

My Shares

• Your name — 3–20 characters, lowercase letters, numbers and _. People can find all your public shares by it. Changing it breaks the links people already have; your share IDs keep working.

• Private code — one code for all your private shares, so a single code gives someone your whole private collection. You can generate a new one, but the old code stops working right away.

• Each share can be edited, removed — this removes the shared copy only, your own alert stays on this device — and has its own inbox.

• Two states you may see on your own share:

  • We disabled this share. Nobody else can see it. You can remove it, but not edit it.

  • We picked this as a template, so it now shows in Templates for everyone. It stays as it is — contact us if it needs editing or removing.

Reporting a share

⋮ → Report on any card. You choose who reads it:

• Us — Only our team sees this. The author is not told who reported them.

• The author — The author reads this. Your name is not shown to them.

Reasons: Spam or advertising · Misleading or wrong · Offensive content · This is a copy of my alert · Something else. You can send this once per share. Answers come back to the inbox of that share.

Rules and limits

• Alert Exchange carries indicator alerts, not price alerts.

• A share is a snapshot. Editing your own alert afterwards does not change what other people copied, and editing the share does not change the copies already taken.

• Everything a share carries is visible to whoever can open it: symbol, timeframe, every condition, and your note.

• When your subscription expires you keep everything, but the app switches to read-only: Subscription expired. You can view or remove only.

• A share you removed is gone for everyone; people who already used it keep their own copy.

Good to know

• Not sure where to start? Open Templates and use one as it is — then edit the symbol and the values once you see how it is built.

• Most used is the fastest way to see what actually gets copied.

• Keeping a share in Favorites is not the same as using it: a favorite still lives on the exchange, a used share is your own alert.

• A private share is private because of the code, not because it is hidden: anyone you give the code to sees the whole collection behind it.