Axiom Product Manuals and Website Help

This documentation space exists to shorten the distance between first contact and honest understanding.

Use it when you need to know what a tool is actually for, what still belongs to you, and how to verify the behavior before you build habits or code around it. The goal is not feature admiration. The goal is usable confidence.

If you already know the tool or website area you are using, jump straight into that page's README.md. If you are still orienting, start by asset type:

• Indicators: understand what the tool shows, how to read it, what can change live, and where the trust boundary sits

• Strategies: understand the operating logic, the authored contract, tester assumptions, automation posture, and realism limits before leaning on results

• Libraries: find the import path, API contract, examples, and compatibility notes you need before you wire shared code into a larger script

• Website: understand account, checkout, dashboard, billing, access, and support workflows around the customer site itself

How to use this space

• Start with the asset README.md so you know the tool's job, its fit, and its misfit before you get lost in mechanics.

• For website help, start with the page that matches the customer task in front of you, then use the dashboard or checkout links from there.

• Use Quick Start or the equivalent first-run page to reach one correct, verifiable result before you start tuning.

• Treat the deeper pages as question-specific. API, settings, workflows, alerts, troubleshooting, and limits each answer a different kind of problem.

• Read the limitation or trust-boundary material before you rely on alerts, automation, replay assumptions, backtests, or shared-library behavior.

• Run the verification steps on your own chart or in a small script when the behavior matters more than the wording.

• Check the Change Log when a tool's behavior may have changed or when your current setup no longer matches older guidance.

These manuals are written to help you build working understanding, not borrowed conviction. If a page does its job well, you should leave it better able to explain what the tool is doing, what it is not promising, and how to test the parts that matter to your workflow.

Current manuals

The list below follows the top-level manual entries in SUMMARY.md.

Website

Website help currently available in this deliverables set:

• Access Delivery and Fulfillment: Understand TradingView username routing, open and failed access tasks, retry limits, and when support should look at delivery.

• TradingView Username: Set the active TradingView username, understand username history, know what changes after saving, and check Access when delivery needs to catch up.

• Products and access: Read the Products dashboard as account inventory, understand current and ended access, compare product ownership against TradingView delivery, and know where to check when expected access is missing.

• Account Profile: Manage display name, understand the account email display, and know where TradingView username, username history, security settings, and access delivery fit.

• Account Security: Manage sign-in methods, password and email changes, authenticator app MFA, extra verification checks, and session sign-out choices without losing account access.

• Billing and subscriptions: Review recurring subscriptions, synced Paddle payment history, refund eligibility, subscription details, and the support boundary when billing state looks wrong.

• Subscription detail: Read one recurring subscription closely: status, renewal or scheduled cancellation, included products, ending access, billing activity, cancel/resume controls, item-removal boundaries, and when an exchange or support review is the better next step.

• Refunds: Read the dashboard refund tab, understand one-time purchase eligibility, request submission, Paddle confirmation, policy limits, and when support review is the honest next step.

• Exchanges and upgrades: Understand same-cadence swaps, lifetime exchanges, term upgrades, previews, payment-update handoffs, recent activity, and the policy boundary between exchanges and refunds.

• Browse Products and Packages: Compare products and packages, inspect included tools, understand add-to-cart behavior, and know where pricing, refund, cart, access, and product-manual questions belong.

• Cart and checkout: Review cart items, sign in before payment, handle TradingView username requirements, complete Paddle checkout, understand pending confirmation, and know where to check after payment.

• Trial access and conversion: Understand recurring trial language, internal trial access, first checkout versus existing-subscriber additions, keep-after-trial confirmation, expiration, conversion, Billing and Access sync, and support boundaries.

• After checkout and access sync: Understand checkout success, dashboard sync windows, Products, Access, Billing, TradingView username checks, and what to send support when access looks stuck.

• Contact and support: Know when to use Contact, what dashboard or policy page to check first, what details help support review access, billing, refund, and exchange issues, and what verification or chat consent states mean.

• Create an account: Create an Axiom Charts account, choose password or provider signup, finish email confirmation, understand safe return routing, and know what to try when confirmation or provider handoff gets stuck.

• Sign in and account recovery: Sign in with password, an emailed link, or an available provider button; reset a forgotten password; understand safe return routing, email delays, and authenticator-code checks.

• Dashboard overview: Understand the dashboard landing page, summary cards, navigation labels, and where to go next for products, access, billing, exchanges, account, and security.

These pages focus on account, checkout, dashboard, billing, access, and support workflows around the customer site itself.

Plain-Language Policy Guides

Plain-language policy guides currently available in this deliverables set:

• Cookie Policy Guide: A plain-language explanation of the Cookie Policy, including necessary browser storage, optional categories, consent choices, affiliate attribution, and what may break if essential storage is blocked.

• Disclaimer Guide: A plain-language explanation of the Disclaimer, including educational-use limits, no-advice boundaries, trading risk, backtest limits, alert and automation limits, product-output variance, and customer responsibility.

• Exchange Policy Guide: A plain-language explanation of eligible exchanges and term upgrades, including same-cadence exchanges, Paddle proration, lifetime value depletion, checkout confirmation, ineligible access, discount stacking limits, failed checkout, and support review.

• Privacy Policy Guide: A plain-language explanation of what personal information Axiom Charts may collect, why it may be used, which providers may process it, how privacy requests work, and what the binding Privacy Policy still controls.

• Terms of Service Guide: A plain-language explanation of the Terms of Service, including agreement to the terms, account responsibilities, product access, no-advice boundaries, checkout and billing, subscriptions, refunds, prohibited uses, third-party limits, disclaimers, liability limits, termination, updates, and what the binding Terms of Service still controls.

Indicators

Indicator manuals currently available in this deliverables set:

• Axiom BB: Base-trim, three-slot multi-timeframe Bollinger stack with a weighted blend.

• Axiom BB CTX: Multi-timeframe, multi-source, multi-ticker Bollinger Band workbench with up to ten independently configured slots and a weighted blended band.

• Axiom CVD Osc: Base-trim, three-slot cumulative volume delta oscillator with a wick-aware participation estimate and a weighted blend.

• Axiom CVD Osc CTX: Multi-timeframe, multi-source, multi-ticker cumulative volume delta workbench with up to ten independently configured slots and a bounded oscillator pane.

• Axiom CVD Osc STR: Structure-expansion CVD oscillator with five configurable slots, a weighted blend, and optional divergence, Keltner, BBWP, and Donchian context around the blend.

• Axiom DC: Base-trim, three-slot multi-timeframe Donchian Channel stack with a single global repaint switch.

• Axiom DC CTX: Multi-timeframe, multi-source, multi-ticker Donchian Channel workbench with up to ten slots, per-slot context, and a weighted blended channel.

• Axiom MA: Base-trim, three-slot multi-timeframe moving-average overlay with a weighted blended line and one global repaint switch.

• Axiom MA CTX: Multi-timeframe, multi-source, optionally multi-symbol moving-average workbench with up to ten slots and one weighted composite line.

• Axiom MA Osc: Base-trim moving-average oscillator that measures price stretch from configured MA baselines across three timeframes and rolls those reads into a weighted blend.

• Axiom MA Osc CTX: Wider MA oscillator workbench with up to ten slots, per-slot context choices, optional cross-symbol reads, and a blended fast/slow oscillator view.

• Axiom MA Osc STR: Structure-expansion MA oscillator with a weighted blend and optional divergence, Keltner, BBWP, and Donchian context drawn on the blended oscillator.

• Axiom MACD Osc: Base-trim, three-slot MACD oscillator that maps MACD, signal, and histogram behavior into a bounded pane for comparable multi-timeframe reading.

• Axiom MACD Osc STR: Structure-expansion MACD oscillator with up to five curated slots, a weighted blend, and interpretive layers around the blended read.

• Axiom MACD Osc CTX: Multi-context MACD workbench with up to ten configurations, optional symbols, weighted blending, and ATR-normalized bounded oscillator output.

• Axiom RSI Osc: Base-trim, three-slot RSI oscillator with per-slot smoothing, hidden signal relationships, and a visible weighted blend.

• Axiom RSI Osc STR: Structure-expansion RSI pane for reading the blended relative-strength conversation across configured slots.

• Axiom RSI Osc CTX: Multi-timeframe, multi-source, multi-ticker RSI oscillator workbench with up to ten independently configured slots, per-slot repaint switches, a weighted blend, and optional master smoothing.

• Axiom Stoch Osc: Base-trim, three-slot multi-timeframe stochastic oscillator with per-slot K/D cascades, a weighted blend, and a single global repaint switch.

• Axiom Stoch Osc STR: Structure-expansion stochastic oscillator with multiple timeframe slots, optional ticker context, a weighted blend, and optional blended-structure features.

• Axiom Stoch Osc CTX: Multi-timeframe, multi-source, multi-ticker stochastic oscillator workbench with up to ten independently configured slots, per-slot repaint switches, a weighted blend, and optional master smoothing.

These manuals cover quick starts, settings, chart logic, alerts, workflows, repainting and trust-boundary guidance, and troubleshooting where those pages ship for the asset.

Strategies

Strategy manuals currently available in this deliverables set:

• Axiom Strategy Lab Pro: Low-code strategy builder manual covering quick start, rules and risk, settings, default tokens, expression and YAML references, diagnostics and error codes, teaching examples, backtesting realism, alerts and automation, optimization, operating checklist, troubleshooting, engine mechanics, FAQ, and glossary.

These manuals focus on builder logic, rules and risk, settings, backtesting realism, optimization, automation posture, operating workflow, and troubleshooting for the current strategy set.

Libraries

Library manuals currently available in this deliverables set:

• Axiom MA Lite Library: Standard moving-average set behind Axiom Lite tools, with supported moving-average types called out in its manual.

• Axiom MA Pro Library: Full moving-average set behind Axiom Pro tools, with supported moving-average types called out in its manual.

These manuals focus on import paths, API contracts, examples, edge cases, performance limits, compatibility notes, and troubleshooting where those pages ship for the asset.