Welcome to the official PatternLabs channel.
PatternLabs helps traders spend less time searching through charts manually. Choose an ICT/SMC pattern, technical indicator, market filter and timeframe—the app automatically scans 400+ spot pairs and shows where the selected condition was detected.
PatternLabs does not place orders, access your funds or provide trading signals. Every trading decision remains yours.
Website: patternlabs.org
Support: @PatternLabs_Support
PatternLabs is now available on the App Store
PatternLabs helps traders spend less time searching through charts manually. Choose an ICT/SMC pattern, technical indicator, market filter and timeframe—the app automatically scans 400+ spot pairs and shows where the selected condition was detected.
PatternLabs does not place orders, access your funds or provide trading signals. Every trading decision remains yours.
Website: patternlabs.org
Support: @PatternLabs_Support
PatternLabs is now available on the App Store
Finding a pattern is only part of the picture.
Traders often look at several conditions before deciding whether a chart deserves a closer look — a pattern, an indicator, market context, or a combination of them.
With PatternLabs, you can combine these conditions into a chain and automatically scan 400+ spot pairs for the exact combination you choose.
Instead of checking charts one by one, you narrow the market down to the pairs that match your criteria.
PatternLabs does the scanning.
You analyze the context and decide.
We’ll share real examples of condition chains inside the app soon.
Traders often look at several conditions before deciding whether a chart deserves a closer look — a pattern, an indicator, market context, or a combination of them.
With PatternLabs, you can combine these conditions into a chain and automatically scan 400+ spot pairs for the exact combination you choose.
Instead of checking charts one by one, you narrow the market down to the pairs that match your criteria.
PatternLabs does the scanning.
You analyze the context and decide.
We’ll share real examples of condition chains inside the app soon.
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Finding a matching pair is not the same as finding a trade.
PatternLabs reduces the repetitive part of market research: instead of opening hundreds of charts one by one, you choose a pattern, indicator or market condition and scan 400+ supported spot pairs for matches.
A match is only the starting point. Before acting, you still need to:
1. Confirm what condition was detected.
2. Check the broader market structure and timeframe.
3. Look for supporting or conflicting context.
4. Apply your own invalidation and risk rules.
PatternLabs does not tell you to buy or sell. It gives you a shorter, more relevant list of charts to review.
PatternLabs reduces the repetitive part of market research: instead of opening hundreds of charts one by one, you choose a pattern, indicator or market condition and scan 400+ supported spot pairs for matches.
A match is only the starting point. Before acting, you still need to:
1. Confirm what condition was detected.
2. Check the broader market structure and timeframe.
3. Look for supporting or conflicting context.
4. Apply your own invalidation and risk rules.
PatternLabs does not tell you to buy or sell. It gives you a shorter, more relevant list of charts to review.
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Ever placed a stop just beyond an obvious high or low, had it triggered—and then watched price reverse?
Sometimes price briefly moves beyond a visible level, triggers orders around it, and returns. Traders often describe this as a liquidity sweep.
Why traders watch it:
• It shows where orders may have been triggered.
• It highlights a reaction around an important level.
• It provides context for further analysis.
But a liquidity sweep is not an automatic entry signal. It is still important to check:
1. Whether market structure has changed.
2. How the move fits the higher timeframe.
3. Whether volume, imbalance or another condition supports the idea.
4. Where your invalidation point would be.
The good news? You do not have to search for these situations across hundreds of charts manually. In PatternLabs, select Liquidity Sweep as a scan condition, and the app will find matching pairs across the supported market. You decide which charts deserve further analysis.
Sometimes price briefly moves beyond a visible level, triggers orders around it, and returns. Traders often describe this as a liquidity sweep.
Why traders watch it:
• It shows where orders may have been triggered.
• It highlights a reaction around an important level.
• It provides context for further analysis.
But a liquidity sweep is not an automatic entry signal. It is still important to check:
1. Whether market structure has changed.
2. How the move fits the higher timeframe.
3. Whether volume, imbalance or another condition supports the idea.
4. Where your invalidation point would be.
The good news? You do not have to search for these situations across hundreds of charts manually. In PatternLabs, select Liquidity Sweep as a scan condition, and the app will find matching pairs across the supported market. You decide which charts deserve further analysis.
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BOS and CHoCH both describe breaks in market structure, but they are used for different moments.
BOS (Break of Structure) usually refers to price breaking a meaningful swing in the direction of the existing structure. Traders often use it to describe continuation.
CHoCH (Change of Character) is commonly used to describe a break against the prevailing structure, suggesting that market behavior may be shifting. It can be an early sign of change — not confirmation that a full reversal has begun.
Before interpreting either one, check:
1. Which swing level was broken.
2. The direction of the higher-timeframe structure.
3. Whether price closed beyond the level or only wicked through it.
4. What liquidity and momentum preceded the move.
In PatternLabs, BOS and CHoCH can be selected as scan conditions. The app finds the matching pairs; you review the context and decide whether the structural break matters to your strategy.
BOS (Break of Structure) usually refers to price breaking a meaningful swing in the direction of the existing structure. Traders often use it to describe continuation.
CHoCH (Change of Character) is commonly used to describe a break against the prevailing structure, suggesting that market behavior may be shifting. It can be an early sign of change — not confirmation that a full reversal has begun.
Before interpreting either one, check:
1. Which swing level was broken.
2. The direction of the higher-timeframe structure.
3. Whether price closed beyond the level or only wicked through it.
4. What liquidity and momentum preceded the move.
In PatternLabs, BOS and CHoCH can be selected as scan conditions. The app finds the matching pairs; you review the context and decide whether the structural break matters to your strategy.
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Not every Fair Value Gap deserves the same attention.
A Fair Value Gap (FVG) is a three-candle imbalance that forms during a strong price displacement, leaving a price gap where the wicks of the first and third candles do not overlap.
Traders watch these areas because price may later revisit them. But “may” is the important word: an FVG is not a guarantee of a fill, reversal or entry.
Before treating an FVG as relevant, check:
1. Where it formed within the broader market structure.
2. Which timeframe created it.
3. Whether the move followed a liquidity event or structural break.
4. Whether the gap is still intact or has already been partially mitigated.
PatternLabs can scan supported spot pairs for FVGs and narrow the market down to the matching pairs. You review the surrounding context and decide which ones matter to your strategy.
A Fair Value Gap (FVG) is a three-candle imbalance that forms during a strong price displacement, leaving a price gap where the wicks of the first and third candles do not overlap.
Traders watch these areas because price may later revisit them. But “may” is the important word: an FVG is not a guarantee of a fill, reversal or entry.
Before treating an FVG as relevant, check:
1. Where it formed within the broader market structure.
2. Which timeframe created it.
3. Whether the move followed a liquidity event or structural break.
4. Whether the gap is still intact or has already been partially mitigated.
PatternLabs can scan supported spot pairs for FVGs and narrow the market down to the matching pairs. You review the surrounding context and decide which ones matter to your strategy.
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PatternLabs found a match. Now the important part: deciding whether it matters.
PatternLabs scans 400+ supported spot pairs for the conditions you choose and narrows the market down to a shorter list of charts to review.
Once a match appears:
1. Confirm what triggered.
Open the result and check the exact pattern, indicator or market condition that was detected.
2. Review the context.
Check the timeframe, surrounding market structure and detailed chart. A condition can be detected correctly and still be irrelevant to your strategy.
3. Decide whether it deserves more attention.
Save the pair, keep monitoring it or move on.
PatternLabs handles the search. The analysis and trading decision stay with you.
📱PatternLabs is now available on the App Store
PatternLabs scans 400+ supported spot pairs for the conditions you choose and narrows the market down to a shorter list of charts to review.
Once a match appears:
1. Confirm what triggered.
Open the result and check the exact pattern, indicator or market condition that was detected.
2. Review the context.
Check the timeframe, surrounding market structure and detailed chart. A condition can be detected correctly and still be irrelevant to your strategy.
3. Decide whether it deserves more attention.
Save the pair, keep monitoring it or move on.
PatternLabs handles the search. The analysis and trading decision stay with you.
📱PatternLabs is now available on the App Store
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RSI is not a reversal button.
RSI > 70 does not automatically mean sell.
RSI < 30 does not automatically mean buy.
RSI measures momentum — and strong momentum can keep the indicator at an extreme while price continues moving in the same direction.
Before treating an overbought or oversold reading as meaningful, check:
1. The broader trend.
Is price moving with or against the higher-timeframe direction?
2. Market structure.
Does the structure support the idea of continuation or change?
3. Divergence.
Is momentum behaving differently from price — and does that divergence actually matter in the current context?
4. The timeframe.
RSI on M15 and RSI on D1 can describe very different market conditions.
The number alone is not the analysis. The context around it is.
In PatternLabs, you can use RSI as a scan condition and combine it with patterns, indicators and market filters. PatternLabs scans 400+ supported spot pairs and shows you where your selected conditions match.
RSI > 70 does not automatically mean sell.
RSI < 30 does not automatically mean buy.
RSI measures momentum — and strong momentum can keep the indicator at an extreme while price continues moving in the same direction.
Before treating an overbought or oversold reading as meaningful, check:
1. The broader trend.
Is price moving with or against the higher-timeframe direction?
2. Market structure.
Does the structure support the idea of continuation or change?
3. Divergence.
Is momentum behaving differently from price — and does that divergence actually matter in the current context?
4. The timeframe.
RSI on M15 and RSI on D1 can describe very different market conditions.
The number alone is not the analysis. The context around it is.
In PatternLabs, you can use RSI as a scan condition and combine it with patterns, indicators and market filters. PatternLabs scans 400+ supported spot pairs and shows you where your selected conditions match.
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Manual chart scanning has two costs: time and consistency.
When you review dozens of charts manually, identifying the same type of level or structure consistently becomes harder. PatternLabs automates that repetitive part of the process.
Instead of searching for one condition at a time, you can build a chain around the context you actually want:
1. Main event — for example, a liquidity sweep.
2. Market structure — bullish or bearish.
3. Additional condition — RSI, volume or another filter you use.
PatternLabs’ detection engine automatically identifies relevant levels and structures and checks the full chain across 400+ supported spot pairs.
The same algorithmic logic is applied across every chart.
For newer traders, that provides a structured way to narrow the market. For experienced traders, it automates repetitive screening around conditions they already use.
You define the logic. PatternLabs handles the search. You decide what matters.
📱 PatternLabs is available on the App Store
When you review dozens of charts manually, identifying the same type of level or structure consistently becomes harder. PatternLabs automates that repetitive part of the process.
Instead of searching for one condition at a time, you can build a chain around the context you actually want:
1. Main event — for example, a liquidity sweep.
2. Market structure — bullish or bearish.
3. Additional condition — RSI, volume or another filter you use.
PatternLabs’ detection engine automatically identifies relevant levels and structures and checks the full chain across 400+ supported spot pairs.
The same algorithmic logic is applied across every chart.
For newer traders, that provides a structured way to narrow the market. For experienced traders, it automates repetitive screening around conditions they already use.
You define the logic. PatternLabs handles the search. You decide what matters.
📱 PatternLabs is available on the App Store
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If you’re waiting for one condition on one chart, you shouldn’t have to keep reopening it all day.
PatternLabs Alerts let you monitor exactly what matters:
1. Choose one pair.
2. Choose one timeframe.
3. Choose one condition.
For example: BTC on 4H + liquidity sweep.
When PatternLabs detects that selected condition, you receive a push notification and can open the chart to review what happened.
The alert tells you where to look — not what to do.
It is not a buy or sell signal. You still review the market structure, surrounding context and decide whether the match matters to your strategy.
This is useful when you already know which pair and condition you care about, but do not want to spend the day checking the same chart manually.
You set what matters. PatternLabs watches for the match.
📱 PatternLabs is available on the App Store
PatternLabs Alerts let you monitor exactly what matters:
1. Choose one pair.
2. Choose one timeframe.
3. Choose one condition.
For example: BTC on 4H + liquidity sweep.
When PatternLabs detects that selected condition, you receive a push notification and can open the chart to review what happened.
The alert tells you where to look — not what to do.
It is not a buy or sell signal. You still review the market structure, surrounding context and decide whether the match matters to your strategy.
This is useful when you already know which pair and condition you care about, but do not want to spend the day checking the same chart manually.
You set what matters. PatternLabs watches for the match.
📱 PatternLabs is available on the App Store
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Spend less time looking for charts. More time analyzing them.
PatternLabs is a crypto market scanner for traders who are tired of opening pair after pair to find the conditions they trade.
Here's how it works:
• Choose a pattern or indicator, such as an FVG, liquidity sweep or RSI condition.
• Combine conditions to narrow your search.
• Let PatternLabs automatically scan hundreds of supported spot pairs.
• Open a match to see the detailed chart and what was detected.
Save pairs you want to revisit, or create an alert for a specific pair, timeframe and condition.
You don't need to connect your exchange account or share API keys. PatternLabs doesn't place trades or tell you what to buy or sell. It helps you find charts to analyse using your own rules.
PatternLabs is now available on both Google Play and the App Store.
✅ Download the app and try your first scan:
• Android
• iOS
PatternLabs is a crypto market scanner for traders who are tired of opening pair after pair to find the conditions they trade.
Here's how it works:
• Choose a pattern or indicator, such as an FVG, liquidity sweep or RSI condition.
• Combine conditions to narrow your search.
• Let PatternLabs automatically scan hundreds of supported spot pairs.
• Open a match to see the detailed chart and what was detected.
Save pairs you want to revisit, or create an alert for a specific pair, timeframe and condition.
You don't need to connect your exchange account or share API keys. PatternLabs doesn't place trades or tell you what to buy or sell. It helps you find charts to analyse using your own rules.
PatternLabs is now available on both Google Play and the App Store.
✅ Download the app and try your first scan:
• Android
• iOS