Chartwright · macOS · Beta

Keep the thesis, sources and review together.

Chartwright is a native Mac research desk for documenting sourced investment theses, reviewing changes, running simple backtests and following a paper portfolio. It records observations; it does not place trades or generate executable recommendations.

Private beta · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon

Chartwright

A research record you can revisit

Keep each thesis connected to its dated sources, assumptions and later review.

Availability
Private beta for approved testers
Platform
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon
Current scope
Research, simple backtests and paper-portfolio follow-up; no broker execution

Product facts reviewed on 10 October 2026. Method and corrections.

Sources
Dated evidence stays attached to the thesis
Assumptions
Record what the analysis depends on
Backtests
Inspect simple historical tests
Paper portfolio
Follow hypothetical positions over time

From question to review

Build a record that can be checked again when the evidence changes.

Four connected parts

Build a record that can be checked again when the evidence changes.

Research record

Research record

Keep the question, observations, sources and assumptions together.

Source review

Source review

Return to the evidence and record what changed instead of replacing the earlier thesis.

Historical context

Historical context

Run simple backtests with visible assumptions and limits.

Paper follow-up

Paper follow-up

Track a hypothetical portfolio without placing trades.

A simple research workflow

Each step keeps the evidence and limits visible.

1

Frame the question

Choose the instruments and the question you want to investigate.

2

Review sources and assumptions

Inspect the requested provider data and model output; verify evidence before relying on it.

3

Revisit the thesis

Compare later evidence, inspect a simple backtest and follow a hypothetical position in the paper portfolio.

Local workspace, bounded connections

The native Swift app stores its workspace on the Mac. Local MLX inference requires supported Apple silicon and a downloaded model. Requested market data still comes from its providers.

Workspace
Saved research stays in the app’s local workspace.
Models
Use local MLX inference on supported Apple silicon after downloading a model.
Market data
Provider requests use the network when you ask for market data.
Execution
Chartwright does not connect to a broker to place trades.

Private beta

The current private beta is free and does not activate a paid licence. No public price or purchase offer is available.

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Common questions

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Private beta for approved testers. Public pricing and purchase are not available.

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