Analysis Profile and AI Memory: How They Work

Because a chart read and a trade review both need a method, and the profile is where Navrya keeps yours. Without one, you get a general profile. With one, the read follows your lens, your focus areas are shown on the chart, and a review drops any concept outside your profile. No read starts from zero.

Choose the lens and the focus areas you read with, or leave it for later; until you do, a general profile stands in. The profile lives under Strategies. The character you chose changes how the app looks and speaks, never your data.

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   Pick your lens: Price Action, SMC, Liquidity, Wyckoff, Elliott and 40 more.

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   Pick your focus areas; the AI shows every one you chose, right on your chart.

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   Feed it websites, videos and PDFs, and from them it keeps an analysis memory that you can open and browse.

The AI reads it through your lens and shows every focus area you chose, right on your chart.

In the profile, add a website, a video or a PDF, and the AI learns from it. What it learns becomes part of the concepts you have taught the profile.

Each lesson grows the profile's memory, a 3D graph you can explore, and what you taught it stays, versioned. More than a prompt goes in: your lenses, the checks you never skip, your sources and your corrections.

Two memories: the session's, which compacts every chart, note, scenario and analysis as it runs, and the profile's, which keeps what you taught it, versioned. A session's fate and lessons open the next one, and every new read starts from both.

When you press the AI analysis button on a logged trade, your browser sends the trade, its screenshots, its session and scenarios, the linked strategy's rules and your profile together, as data rather than instructions. The answer is cleaned on its way into your journal, and any concept your profile does not contain is taken out. The review reads that one trade against your plan, strategy and session, gives no buy or sell verdict, and is marked stale if you edit the trade or add an analysis.

On the AI Assistant page, the Memory tab shows everything the assistant has kept about you, with controls to export it as JSON, wipe it, or switch memory off. The same page shows what the AI has cost you; each request draws on your AI wallet or, on plans that allow it, your own API key. Only what a request needs goes to the provider that answers it, and the providers are named on the privacy page.

• PrivacyWhat is stored, and which providers answer.

It changes how the AI reads; it does not trade, decide or forecast.

• No signals and no prediction: a confidence level or probability is the model's estimate from the material it received, not a forecast or a verdict on a trade.
• No broker or exchange connection and no orders; accounts and trades go in by hand.
• Not financial advice.
• Nothing on its own: AI runs only when you ask, and logging trades, the calculator and the risk rules work without it.

The profile is a setup step on the dashboard's learning path, it lives under Strategies, and every chart analysis and trade review reads it.

• FeaturesThe workspace, the profile and the memory.
• AI trading journalWhat the trade review reads and returns.
• Trading journal guideSetting up, the profile included, and logging a trade.