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Desktop workspace · v3.4.1 · 2026-09-08

TradingView Desktop
Download and setup.

Look first, then leap. Track global markets on your desktop, chart across timeframes, set price alerts, and keep your watchlists and trading ideas synced across devices.

Official releases checked 2026-10-03: TradingView Desktop 3.4.1. Existing mirror files may be older; check the downloaded package version.

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02 — Trading workspace

See the market, then make your move.

TradingView brings Supercharts, global quotes, watchlists, price alerts and script research into one desktop workspace. Stocks, forex, futures or crypto: keep the same rhythm for scanning, marking up and reviewing ideas.

Supercharts Core
Multi-chart layoutsIndicators · drawings · timeframes

Switch between candles, volume, indicator templates and multi-window layouts to compare trend, support, resistance and key price levels.

Watchlists Markets
Global coverageStocks · forex · crypto · indices

Keep your key symbols in synced watchlists and use the market ticker to stay oriented before, during and after the session.

Alerts Triggers
Price conditionsBreakouts · pullbacks · combinations

Set alerts for prices, indicator states or strategy conditions, so attention goes to the moments that actually need a decision.

03 — Platform downloads

Choose your trading terminal.

WindowsWindows 10 / 11 · x64 / ARM64 Download macOSIntel · Apple Silicon Download Linuxdeb · rpm · AppImage Download iOSiPhone · iPad Open AndroidPhone · tablet Open Web chartsOpen directly in browser Open

04 — Trading tools

From market scan to trade plan.

Use market screening to find opportunities, multi-timeframe charts to validate trends, price alerts to wait for triggers, and trade notes to review every idea with context.

Market scanMarkets
Group stocks, forex, crypto, indices and commodities into watchlists, then spot volume expansion, breakouts, pullbacks and volatility shifts faster.
Strategy testingPine Script
Use indicator templates, Pine Script and historical chart review to turn entries, stops and exits into repeatable rules.
Alerts & reviewAlerts
Tie key levels, indicator states and trade notes together, let alerts watch the market, then return to the same chart for review.

05 — Changelog

What changed recently.

Highlights from recent desktop releases. Mobile and web ship on a rolling basis.

v3.4.1
  • Fixes a crash when opening PDF earnings reports.
  • Corrects currency-pair tab background colors and an incorrect New Tab message.
v3.1.0
  • newPine Script v6 — faster compiles, dynamic requests and a new library system.
  • perf2× faster cold start — the renderer warms up in the background after install.
v3.0.0
  • newNative ARM — first-class binaries for Apple Silicon, Windows on ARM and Linux ARM64.
  • perfMulti-threaded render core replacing the legacy drawing pipeline wholesale.

06 — FAQ

Trading workspace questions.

Who is TradingView for?

It is built for people who watch markets, run technical analysis, manage watchlists and use price alerts. Stocks, ETFs, forex, futures, indices and crypto can all live in the same charting workspace.

How is desktop different from web charts?

Web charts are best for quick access. Desktop works better as a dedicated part of your workflow, with independent windows, cleaner multi-monitor setups and fewer browser distractions.

Which markets can I follow?

The workflow is designed around multi-asset trading: stocks, indices, forex, crypto, commodities and futures can be added to watchlists, charted and paired with alerts.

How should I use alerts?

Use alerts for breakouts, pullbacks, indicator crosses or prices nearing planned stop levels. They reduce screen-watching and bring you back to the chart when a planned condition appears.

Is this trading advice?

No. Charts, market data and alerts are analysis tools, not investment advice or profit guarantees. Trading decisions should account for your own risk tolerance, position sizing and independent judgment.

Open the chart. See first, act with context.

Keep quotes, watchlists, alerts and review notes in one workspace so each trading decision starts from a clearer view.

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