KARYX Circuit is a chart-reading practice desk. Think glossary cards, pattern quizzes, indicator demos, a small atlas of coin profiles, and a place to keep annotated cases. It is closer to a workbook than a live market terminal.
Home shows today’s circuit checklist, a term card, and shortcuts into the library.
Practice is where the quizzes live — pick a topic or jump into a mixed session.
Charts opens a sandbox chart you can poke at (periods, display modes, that sort of thing).
Atlas is the coin reference list; open a page for a short study sheet if you want.
There is also space for indicator walk-throughs and snapshot cases under the home library links.
What is “today’s circuit”?
Just a short checklist — flip a card, open an indicator, run a quiz item, that kind of thing. Marking items done helps the streak counter on Home. You do not have to finish every box in one sitting.
Why does a practice answer go to “Miss tray”?
Wrong or skipped items can land there so you can add a one-line note and revisit later. Clear an entry when you are done with it.
Can I save a chart photo with notes?
Yes. Use the cases / snapshot flow, pick or take a picture, then write tags and captions. That is optional; the rest of the workbook still works if you never open the camera.
Charts look synthetic / not like a live terminal
Practice charts are built for study drills. Treat them as teaching material, not an order ticket.
Something feels stuck or crashed
Tell us the device model, iOS version, and which tab you were on. A screenshot of the odd screen helps more than a long essay. Email is below.
We usually get back within a few business days. English is fine.