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Chart Echo

ChartEcho
⬇ 1,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 3,925
Free
Released: Jul 8, 2026
IAP: $7.99 - $74.99 per item
No ads
Rated: Everyone

Signals

3 this week · 3 positive All of this week's signals →
  • 📈Last 7 days +3 installs — 200% faster than the week before (+1) · 0/day since Sep 30
  • 🏆Among Finance apps bottom 43% by installs gained this week (545 peers growing)
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 21 days ago · every ~84 days (2 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 2K 3.9K 3.9K Jul 8, 2026 today
+15 installs since Sep 30
Update history
0.4.0 Oct 21, 2026
New: Shape Search. Remember a chart shape but not the ticker? Draw it with your finger. Chart Echo finds the S&P 500 stocks and top cryptocurrencies whose daily charts trace that shape today, or searches decades of history for it and shows how often it rose or fell afterwards. Start from a preset like a double bottom or cup and handle, then open any match as an echo in one tap. One free shape
0.3.2 Jul 28, 2026 · seen Sep 30, 2026
Introducing the Echo Radar! Premium users can automatically receive a digest of the best of the day&#39;s echo matches across the S&amp;P 500 and crypto tickers - get served the highest confidence echoes and their bullish or bearish projections then see how they play out.<br>Introducing 7 day free premium trials for all. Try the radar today, no strings attached
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Chart Echo is a finance app by ChartEcho with 1,000+ downloads (about 3.9K estimated). +3 installs in the last 7 days. Released Jul 8, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Chart Echo: the market remembers. Every chart you're looking at has happened before. Chart Echo helps you find those moments: frame a pattern on stocks or crypto charts, and it searches a vast archive of historical price action for the closest matches, the "echoes", then shows you what happened next. What used to be…”