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Pine Script Wizard AI

Pine Script Wizard AI turns a plain-English description of an indicator or strategy into ready-to-paste Pine Script code for TradingView. Powered by ChatGPT, it also repairs compilation errors you paste back into the chat.

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Overview

What is Pine Script Wizard AI?

Pine Script Wizard AI is a coding assistant built for one job: writing Pine Script, the language TradingView uses for custom indicators and strategies. You describe what you want in ordinary English, and the assistant returns code you paste into TradingView's Pine Editor. The prompts shown on the site give the flavour: a London breakout trading system, a moving-average cross whose take-profit is at least three times the stop, a Bollinger mean-reversion indicator that plots buy and sell arrows on the chart. The site calls itself the #1 TradingView AI Pine Script Coding Assistant and describes the model as fine-tuned for Pine Script work.

The advertised workflow has three steps. Write the request, saying whether you need version 4 or version 5 of the language. Generate. Copy the result into the Pine Editor. A fourth step matters just as much in practice: when TradingView refuses to compile, you paste the error message back into the chat and the assistant returns a corrected version. That repair loop is the real proposition here, and it is what distinguishes the product from typing the same question into a general-purpose chatbot.

Two versions run side by side. A limited generator sits on the homepage and needs no account, with the publisher warning openly that it is not as good as the paid account. The full assistant lives behind a login and requires an active subscription. It adds conversation history, renaming, saved messages, an image generator with its own credits, and a settings panel showing how much of the monthly quota is left. Consumption is metered in tokens rather than requests: the entry plan allows 10,000 tokens a month with prompts up to 12,000 tokens, the top plan 170,000 tokens with prompts up to 120,000.

The publisher is MB Digital Alchemy, trading as Autotrading Academy, based in Vilnius, Lithuania, and it runs two sibling sites for other platforms, MQL4 Coding Wizard and EasyLanguage Tradestation Wizard. A newer version is promoted on a separate domain under a separate subscription. There is no API and no mobile application. The footer states plainly that the service is neither part of nor endorsed by OpenAI, TradingView or Pine Script, and that generated code is educational and should be tested before any real trading.

What it does

  • Generate Pine Script indicators and strategies from a written description
  • Fix Pine Script compilation errors pasted back into the conversation
  • Target a specific language version, Pine Script v4 or v5
  • Prototype classic setups such as moving-average crosses, Bollinger bands and breakouts
  • Save, rename and revisit past conversations
  • Generate images from a prompt using dedicated credits
  • Track token consumption and subscription end date from the settings panel
Audience

When to use Pine Script Wizard AI / When not to

A quick filter to help you decide if Pine Script Wizard AI is the right fit.

When to use Pine Script Wizard AI

  • TradingView users who want custom indicators or strategies without learning Pine Script
  • Traders who already code and want a fast first draft they can refine themselves
  • Anyone stuck on a Pine Script compilation error, which the assistant fixes when the message is pasted back
  • People prototyping classic setups: moving-average crosses, Bollinger bands, breakouts, mean reversion
  • Quantitative researchers and market analysts who sketch ideas on TradingView charts before committing to them

When not to use Pine Script Wizard AI

  • MetaTrader or TradeStation users: this tool only writes Pine Script, and the publisher runs separate sites for those platforms
  • Teams needing an API, a mobile app or an IDE integration, since the product is a web app and nothing else
  • Anyone expecting backtesting or order execution: the tool writes code, it never trades
  • Agencies and resellers, whose accounts the terms explicitly prohibit when they host code generation for third parties
  • Buyers who want the safety net of a refund, which the publisher states plainly it does not offer
Get started

How to use Pine Script Wizard AI

A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.

  1. Open the homepage and try the free generator without creating an account
  2. Describe in plain text the indicator or strategy you need, stating whether you want Pine Script v4 or v5
  3. Be as specific as you can about entries, exits, stops, targets and plotting, since the output follows the detail you give
  4. Click the arrow button and let the assistant write the code
  5. Copy the result and paste it into the Pine Editor in TradingView
  6. Save and compile; if TradingView returns an error, paste that message back into the chat for a correction
  7. Create an account and subscribe once the homepage generator is no longer enough
  8. Use the same email address at checkout as the one registered on the account
  9. Keep each request under the 120,000-token ceiling the assistant displays
  10. Watch remaining tokens and your renewal date in the settings panel, and manage or cancel through the Stripe portal
Quick read

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Deliberately narrow: one language and one platform rather than a general-purpose assistant
  • Testable on the homepage with no account and no card
  • Low entry price at 9 USD per month
  • Error correction happens inside the same conversation, without leaving the tool
  • Subscription managed independently through the Stripe customer portal
  • EU-based publisher with a postal address published and GDPR compliance claimed
  • Risk warnings and the absence of any TradingView or OpenAI endorsement stated openly

Cons

  • No refunds under any circumstances, as the publisher states in the terms
  • Cancelling a monthly plan requires ten days' notice by email, or the next month may still be charged
  • The free homepage generator is advertised by the publisher itself as weaker than the paid account
  • The entry quota of 10,000 tokens a month, roughly 7,500 words, is consumed quickly
  • The terms are a generic template reused from another product, with clauses on FX signals, robots and a Kajabi account
  • Nothing is said about model training on prompts, data hosting locations or subprocessors
  • A newer version sits on a separate domain and needs a separate subscription
Pricing

Pricing & Plans

There is no permanent free plan. A limited generator is available on the homepage without an account, and a small allowance of tokens is granted on registration; the publisher describes both as a free trial rather than a plan. Paid access starts at 9.00 USD per month, billed monthly through Stripe and renewed automatically. Payments are stated to be non-refundable.

Starter Plan - 9 USD per month
  • 1 user
  • 10
  • 000 tokens (about 7
  • 500 words)
  • 12
  • 000-token prompt size
  • powered by ChatGPT
  • cancel anytime
Advanced Plan - 97 USD per month
  • 1 user
  • 170
  • 000 tokens (about 127
  • 500 words)
  • 120
  • 000-token prompt size
  • powered by ChatGPT-4
  • cancel anytime
Special offers — Free limited generator on the homepage, usable without an account · Small allowance of tokens granted on registration, for testing · Free trial reserved for new subscribers; anyone who has already had one does not qualify again · Cancellation at least 24 hours before the trial ends is required to avoid being charged · No student, academic or hardship pricing is advertised
Prices and plans listed above may evolve. Always check the official pricing page before subscribing.
Trust & Privacy

Data, GDPR & hosting

A consolidated view of how Pine Script Wizard AI handles your data.

GDPR overview

Compliance is claimed in so many words: personal data is stored "in accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679)". The policy lists the lawful bases relied on and enumerates the rights available, including access, erasure, rectification, restriction, portability, objection, complaint to a supervisory authority, and safeguards around automated decision-making and profiling. Requests go to support@pinescriptwizard.com. As the publisher is established in Lithuania, no Article 27 representative is required and none is named. Data may be stored or transferred outside the EEA under EU model contractual clauses. The gaps matter too: no data protection officer, no data processing agreement, no published subprocessor list, no certification or audit.

Who owns the data?

The controller is Autotrading Academy, owned by MB Digital Alchemy in Vilnius, Lithuania. Its privacy policy, last revised on 1 September 2023, states that personal data will not be shared with other companies, although anonymised usage statistics may go to prospective investors, affiliates, partners and advertisers, and all data would follow the business if it changed hands. The terms are more demanding about what you type in: by submitting suggestions, ideas or information you grant the publisher a royalty-free, perpetual, worldwide licence to display, modify, adapt and create derivative works from it. Neither document says who owns the Pine Script the assistant produces.

Reuse rights

Website content and design elements belong to the publisher: the terms forbid selling, licensing, copying, redistributing or creating derivative works from them for commercial purposes without written permission, which is requested at support@pinescriptwizard.com. Nothing restricts what you do with the Pine Script the assistant returns, but nothing grants it either, because ownership of generated code is never addressed. On the publisher's side, personal data serves account management, personalisation, replies to messages, newsletters, product updates and marketing emails; submitting an email address also authorises custom-audience targeting on sites such as Facebook. Cookies support advertising, and analytics run through Google and Hotjar.

Data retention & training

Retention summary
Profile data, meaning the personally identifiable information attached to your account, is kept for two years after your last login. Past that point the profile is deactivated automatically and the personal information is either anonymised or deleted outright; once anonymised, it still allows use of products that need no login. More broadly, the publisher says it keeps data only as long as it needs it or as long as consent stands, and reviews that annually. You can withdraw consent at any time and request deletion by writing to support@pinescriptwizard.com. One gap is worth noting: no retention period is given for the conversations themselves, or for the Pine Script the assistant generates.

Hosting summary

The site names no hosting country and no hosting region. The privacy policy says only that some or all data may be stored or transferred outside the European Economic Area, and that EU model contractual clauses would apply if it were. It claims SSL encryption alongside physical, electronic and managerial safeguards. No subprocessor list is published; Google and Hotjar are the only third parties named, and only as providers of analytics cookies. Technical observation, which the site itself does not declare, places the domain behind Cloudflare on an anycast address, the application on Bubble.io with assets served from its CDN, payments through Stripe, and the newer version on Pickaxe infrastructure in a United States region. Anyone with a jurisdictional requirement should therefore treat the hosting location as unknown and ask the publisher directly at support@pinescriptwizard.com. The one jurisdictional anchor the documents do provide is Lithuanian law, with arbitration in Lithuania.

Watch-outs

Things to keep in mind

Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Pine Script Wizard AI.

  • Generated code is presented as educational, and running it on a live account without testing can cost real money
  • The publisher is not a registered investment adviser and disclaims liability for any trading loss
  • Leaning on the assistant can stop you learning Pine Script, leaving you unable to audit or debug what you deploy
  • Code that reads convincingly is still untested: a plausible strategy is not a validated edge
  • Automatic monthly renewal, a ten-day cancellation notice and no refunds can quietly extend a subscription you meant to end
  • Whatever you type into the assistant falls under a royalty-free, perpetual, worldwide licence granted to the publisher
  • Nothing tells you whether your prompts feed model training, or in which country your data sits
Setup

Setup & Integrations

Technical difficulty

Very low. There is nothing to install and no API key to configure: the tool is a web app, and the homepage generator works without an account. Full use requires registration with first name, last name, email and password, then a card payment through Stripe, using the same email address at checkout as on the account. The only external prerequisite is a TradingView account, since the generated code is pasted into its Pine Editor. The skill that actually matters is descriptive rather than technical: knowing how to state a strategy precisely.

Deployment

Web app

Integrations

TradingView OpenAI Stripe

Supported languages

English
Company

Behind Pine Script Wizard AI

Company name
MB Digital Alchemy
Founded
16/03/2023
Country of origin
🇱🇹 Lithuania
Headquarters
S. Stanevičiaus g. 42A, 07125, Vilnius
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UBO country
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Domain registrar country
🇺🇸 United States
Official links

Resources

All the official URLs gathered for verification and reference.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which platform does the generated code run on?
TradingView only. The output is Pine Script, which you paste into the Pine Editor. The publisher runs separate sites for MetaTrader and TradeStation.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You write your request in plain text and the assistant returns the code. Being precise about entries, exits and plotting improves the result considerably.
Can I try it without paying?
Yes. A limited generator sits on the homepage and needs no account, and registering grants a small allowance of tokens. The site warns that the homepage version is not as good as the paid account.
How much does it cost?
Three monthly plans: 9, 49 and 97 USD. The price sets both the monthly token quota and the model behind it, ChatGPT on the entry plan and ChatGPT-4 above.
What happens if the code does not compile?
Paste the TradingView error message back into the chat and the assistant returns a corrected version. This repair loop is a core part of how the tool is meant to be used.
Are refunds available?
No. The publisher states there is no money-back guarantee, pointing to the cost of API calls and to the free trial offered on the homepage.
How do I cancel?
By email to support@pinescriptwizard.com or through the Stripe customer portal. Monthly subscriptions require at least ten days' notice, and there is no pro-rata on the final month.
Is there a minimum age?
Yes, 18, or the local age of majority if it is higher. The terms present the service as intended for businesses operated by adults.
Are my prompts used to train AI models?
The site does not say. Neither the terms nor the privacy policy addresses model training, so the question is simply unanswered.
Who is behind the service?
MB Digital Alchemy, trading as Autotrading Academy, in Vilnius, Lithuania. Lithuanian law governs the terms, with arbitration in Lithuania.
Conclusion

Should you pick Pine Script Wizard AI?

Pine Script Wizard AI is a niche tool that knows it is one. It does a single thing, turning a written description into Pine Script for TradingView and then repairing that code when TradingView rejects it, and it makes no claim to backtest, execute or support any other platform. For a trader who has ideas but no appetite for learning a proprietary language, that focus counts for something, and the homepage generator lets you judge the output before paying anything.

The commercial terms deserve as much attention as the product. Entry costs 9 USD a month, which is low, but the 10,000-token quota it carries is tight, and moving up to ChatGPT-4 means 49 or 97 USD. There are no refunds, cancelling a monthly plan requires ten days' notice by email, and prices can change on an email notice. None of this is hidden. It is, however, written in a terms document that is visibly a generic template reused from another product, complete with clauses about FX signals and robot generation that have nothing to do with a code generator.

The publisher is identifiable and European: MB Digital Alchemy in Vilnius, with a postal address published, Lithuanian law governing and GDPR compliance claimed. What is absent is equally clear, namely any data processing agreement, subprocessor list or data protection officer, any statement on whether prompts feed model training, and any indication of where data is hosted. The privacy policy was last revised in September 2023.

Anyone weighing a subscription should also know that a newer version is being promoted on a separate domain under a separate subscription. Try the free generator first, read the cancellation clause before entering a card, and treat every generated strategy as untested code.