GetPineScript VS WickScan

GetPineScript's answer

Hey all! I'm Kris, a full-time Pine Script programmer. I've completed over 1,200 projects with a perfect customer satisfaction score on the Fiverr freelancer platform. Over the last three years, I've been engaging with traders and analyzing their requests, which inspired me to create GetPineScript project.

WickScan's answer:

WickScan launched in March 2026. Experienced traders take years to learn to spot head and shoulders, double bottoms and triangles, and we built WickScan to speed that up: upload a screenshot and get a structured read in seconds. We believe AI should support a trader's judgment, not replace it, so every read shows its working and comes with a "not financial advice" disclaimer. Since launch we've added a browser extension, an Android app and WickLive, which watches a live chart with you on a computer (in beta).

GetPineScript's answer

GetPineScript offers a single page form interface where you can customize various options to create the perfect script for your needs. Whether it's an indicator or a strategy script you need, you're in the right place. The service includes over 25 of the most popular indicators available for use in the entry and exit condition sections. Built-in take profit and stop loss options, as well as various trade filters, are open and waiting for you to give them a try.

WickScan's answer:

WickScan reads a screenshot of a chart. You don't connect a broker or install an indicator. You upload a candlestick chart from TradingView, MetaTrader, Webull, Robinhood or any other platform, and WickAI's three engines (Pattern, Momentum and Sentiment) read it independently. You see only what they agree on. Each read includes the patterns, the support and resistance levels, and a trade plan with entry, stop and target. Because it works from an image, it works on any market and any charting platform.

GetPineScript's answer

GetPineScript is not an AI oriented project. While artificial intelligence is great, it often produces many errors when generating Pine Script code, making debugging time consuming even for talented programmers. Therefore, our code creation process relies purely on traditional methods. This ensures that the generated scripts are accurate and reliable, saving you time and frustration.

WickScan's answer:

• Works with the charts you already use. It needs a screenshot, not a new charting platform or indicator subscription.
• A read you can check. Patterns and levels are marked on your own chart, so you can see why it said what it said.
• Everywhere you chart. Web app, a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox, and an Android app.
• Free to start. Every free scan gets the full read, and your first trade plan is shown in full. WickPro is $9.99/week or $35.99/month.
• Honest about its limits. It's an educational tool, not a signal service. Every read says so.

WickScan's answer:

Retail traders who chart their own trades in stocks, forex, crypto and indices. Some are newer traders learning to spot patterns. Others are experienced traders who want a quick second opinion before they enter. Most already use TradingView, MetaTrader or a broker app and don't want to switch tools to get a read.

WickScan's answer:

• Next.js, React and TypeScript, styled with Tailwind CSS
• Vercel for hosting
• Supabase (Postgres and auth)
• Stripe for payments
• Multimodal AI vision models behind our WickAI three-engine system
• TradingView Lightweight Charts
• Capacitor for the Android app