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AK FlowBook for TradingViewGetting startedAK FlowBook for TradingView: overviewGet access to AK FlowBook Lite and FullQuick start: your first chart with AK FlowBookAK FlowBook Lite: complete guideChart componentsVWAP map: daily, weekly and monthly VWAPVolume profiles: POC, VAH and VAL (D/W/M)Naked levels: nPOC, nVAH, nVAL and nVWAPIntrabar flow estimates: delta, absorption, CVDFootprint panel (developing bar)Liquidity: pools, sweeps and 15-minute levelsLiquidity sequences: LQ-B*, LQ-S* and the chainStructure zones: FVG, order blocks, breakersSessions and killzonesHigher-timeframe context: HTF, MTF, IchimokuSetup context: AK score labels, long and shortFlowBook X confluence markerDashboard: every row explainedSettingsMarket presetsDisplay mode, Marker mode and event switchesAlerts: setup, context and liquidity messagesSettings reference (AK FlowBook Full)GuidesGuide: your first session with AK FlowBookGuide: futures levels on an XAUUSD CFD chartGuide: reading absorption (A~) at a levelHelpTroubleshootingFAQ
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Get access to AK FlowBook Lite and Full

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Lite: free for followersAdd the indicator to your chartIf you do not see it yetFull: coming soonGood to know

Both builds of AK FlowBook are invite-only TradingView scripts. There is no code to copy or paste. We add access to your TradingView username, and the indicator then appears in your TradingView account.

Lite: free for followers

  1. Follow @akorderflow on Instagram.
  2. Send us the word LITE in a direct message (open a DM).
  3. When we reply, send your TradingView username.

We add access to your account within 24 hours. You can also join our Telegram channel for updates and the daily gold levels. That step is optional.

Tip: Send your username exactly as it appears on your TradingView profile page. Your display name or email address will not work.

You can see the public page of the script on TradingView here: AK FlowBook Lite on TradingView.

Add the indicator to your chart

  1. Log in to TradingView with the username you sent us.
  2. Open any chart.
  3. Click Indicators in the top toolbar.
  4. Open the Invite-only scripts section of the Indicators window.
  5. Click AK FlowBook Lite (or AK FlowBook Full once you have it). It appears on the chart as AKFB Lite or AKFB Full.
Tip: Click the star next to the script name in the Indicators window to add it to your favorites. Next time you can add it in one click.
The Invite-only scripts section of the TradingView Indicators window
The Invite-only scripts section of the TradingView Indicators window

If you do not see it yet

  • Wait a few minutes after we confirm. TradingView sometimes needs a moment to update access.
  • Refresh the page, or log out of TradingView and log back in.
  • Check that you sent your username, not your display name or email.
  • Still nothing after 24 hours? Send us a DM again with your username.

Full: coming soon

AK FlowBook Full is not on sale yet. It adds setup context markers, the FlowBook X confluence marker, a 15-minute liquidity layer, Ichimoku context and the 3-Drive pattern zone on top of everything in Lite. See the comparison table.

  • Join the waitlist on our TradingView page. We announce the launch and the price there and on Telegram.
  • Full is also invite-only. After purchase you send your TradingView username and we add access to your account, the same way as Lite.

Good to know

  • Access is tied to your TradingView account. The source code is protected, so you cannot view or copy it.
  • We never ask for your TradingView password. Only your username.
  • When we publish an update, TradingView serves the new version of the script. If you do not see new settings, remove the indicator and add it again. Recreate any alerts you made on an older version (see Alerts).

Next: Quick start or, for Lite, the AK FlowBook Lite guide.

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