> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://takeprofit.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Widget Hub
TakeProfit platform is built around an interactive workspace system where users can create customized trading environments using widgets. These widgets can be easily dragged from the Widget Hub into your workspace and configured according to your needs.
The Widget Hub currently includes:
* **Charts** – Advanced charting with indicators, drawing tools, and multi-timeframe analysis
* **Watchlist** – Real-time monitoring of selected instruments
* **Financials** – Structured company fundamentals and financial data
* **IDE** – Development environment for creating and editing Indie indicators
* **Notes** – Workspace-level note-taking and idea management
* **Stock Screener** – Filtering instruments based on technical and fundamental criteria
* **Backtest** – Strategy backtesting with historical performance analysis
* **LimeOrder** – Order execution and trading integration
The platform is continuously evolving, and more widgets will be added to enhance your trading experience.
## Adding Widgets From Widget Hub to Your Workspace
1. Click "Add widgets" in the top right corner
2. Select the widget you want
3. Drag and drop it into your workspace
If you're using a template, charts may already be present. The process for adding new charts remains the same whether you're working with a template or starting from scratch.
## Moving and Removing Widgets
Find the six vertical dots icon in the upper right corner of any widget. Click on this icon and hold to drag the widget.
Drag it to the new location:
Or use the widget’s top bar. The Remove **Widget action** appears when you hover it:
## Resizing Widgets
* Click and drag any widget border
* Widget display automatically adjusts to new dimensions.
## Widget Linking
Widget linking lets you connect multiple widgets for synchronized analysis and efficient workspace management. Link widgets to analyze instruments across different timeframes, drawings or with various indicators simultaneously. Organize complex analysis setups while maintaining clear visual separation between instrument groups.
### How to Link Widgets
**Linking** groups widgets into **channels** labeled **1–4**.\
Each channel has its **own color** for quick recognition (e.g., *1 = pink, 2 = blue, 3 = lime, 4 = cyan*).
* **Widgets link only with the same number.**\
*1 links with 1, 2 with 2, 3 with 3, 4 with 4.*
* The **color is fixed to the number** and used for visual clarity.
* The **“–” (minus)** option means **Unlinked**.
### Sync Controls
Choose exactly which data a channel should share:
* **Symbol** — **on by default**. Changing a symbol in any widget updates all widgets in the channel.
* **Crosshair** — Show the crosshair on every linked chart at the same date and price, snapping to the closest available coordinates so you can compare price action across views. Each series' value appears next to its pill.
* **Timeframe** — Keep views aligned across charts.
* **Date Range** — Keep the visible date range in sync across the channel. When you scroll, zoom, or change the date range on one chart, the linked charts update automatically.
* **Indicators** — Apply the same indicator set across linked charts.
* **Chart Type** — Mirror chart style (e.g., candles ↔ line) across the channel.
### Linking Scenarios
#### Single Instrument Analysis
* Connect multiple charts of the same instrument
* View different timeframes simultaneously
* Use separate drawing tools and indicators
* Setup: Select the same linking number for all widgets.
#### Multiple Instrument Analysis
* Create separate chart groups for different instruments
* Assign unique numbers to each instrument group
* Switch between linked groups by clicking any widget
* Maintain independent analysis for each group.
### Unlinking Widgets
Click on the **Link Widget** menu → choose **“–” (Unlinked)**.