Welcome to Pineify
Pineify provides tools for building Pine Script indicators and strategies, reviewing code, and working with trading data. This documentation section focuses on the visual editor workflow: configure calculations, conditions, plots, and orders; generate a script; then check it in TradingView.
Start with the right workflow
Open the Visual Pine Editor product page and use its application link to enter your workspace. Sign in if prompted. For current product navigation and account-specific availability, use the Pineify manual.
- Create your first indicator: combine EMA and Supertrend calculations, mark conditions, and configure alerts.
- Create your first strategy: define an entry, choose exit levels, and inspect simulated trades.
- Indicator properties and strategy properties: understand the settings exported with the script.
What the visual editor produces
An indicator displays calculations and annotations. A strategy adds order commands so TradingView's broker emulator can simulate trades. Generated code must be copied into the Pine Editor, compiled, and added to the intended chart.
Combining several calculations in one script can reduce the number of separate scripts on a chart. It does not remove TradingView's execution, plot, request, or other Pine Script limits. A compiled script can also have incorrect assumptions about timeframes, confirmation, or order execution.
Review before using the output
Check the symbol, chart timeframe, input values, and plotted signals. For strategies, inspect individual order creation and fill times, position sizing, fees, and slippage. A successful backtest is a simulation under those settings, not a guarantee of future returns.
Some screenshots in these tutorials show an earlier editor layout. Use them to identify the configuration concepts; current labels and locations may differ.
For help, use the Pineify community. Continue with the feature guides when you need a specific workflow.