QASIM CHOWDHRY · FOUNDER & BUILDER
One builder.
Zero adjustable optimism.
I build MIZAN for TradingView so you can review market context, setup evidence, and reversal risk in one place, alongside the way you already trade. It also marks failed setup checks BLOCKED. I am unreasonably fond of that last part.
I built it for an audience of one: me. I wanted the things I watch in a market on one screen, answering one question: does this trade earn the risk?
Friends wanted in. Then their friends did. “Send me the script” became “can you explain that again?” Apparently I had built a company. Nobody cleared this with my calendar.
Validation is a habit.
Not a profit promise.
My background is fifteen years in software delivery and validation, including leading delivery on a federal SaaS platform. The discipline is simple: don’t ship what hasn’t passed its checks.
I am the person who tells you the release is not ready. Sometimes to people who outrank me. They thank me later. Usually much later.
That experience shapes how I build MIZAN. It does not make a setup profitable. The product has to show its own work: explain the score, draw the risk, and count the losses.
Support goes to the same inbox that ships the code. You speak to the person who built the thing you’re asking about. That is the entire org chart.
The scale. Not the thumb on it.
ميزانmīzān · Arabic — the balance, the scale
A scale has one job: report the weight. It does not care what you paid, what you’re hoping, or how convincing your argument sounds.
Try negotiating with a bathroom scale. Excellent listener. Terrible negotiator.
MIZAN is named for that standard. It weighs the available evidence, scores the setup, and shows when the conditions fail its checks. Your confidence does not get a vote in the calculation.
Think of it as a second opinion inside your chart, unimpressed by “just this once.” It does not place orders or police your position size. The mouse is still yours. Tragically.
A scale that only tips your way is a broken scale. An honest instrument has to include the word no. That does not make it infallible. It makes its decisions inspectable.
Don’t take my word for it.
No profit promises. No immaculate highlight reel. Every backtest goes to heaven; I prefer evidence you can actually inspect.
Open the workbench.
20 open-source tools. Read the logic without handing over your email.
Explore the free tools → 02 · Unedited sessionsWatch the quiet parts.
Full recordings, with passed setups, blocked setups and losses left in. The clock stays on.
Watch the tape → 03 · Method & limitsAsk awkward questions.
How the score, entry, stop, target and ledger work. What they can’t tell you, too.
Read the methodology →Short on time? Start with one chart.
Historical chart examples. Signal outcomes, not brokerage returns.
The edge is subtraction.
I didn’t want a slot machine wearing a tie: more arrows, more alerts, more reasons to click. I wanted a reason to wait.
MIZAN scores reversal evidence and checks the risk before a setup passes. Blocked setups stay visible. So do the setups that pass and still lose.
Subtraction is a terrible growth hack and an excellent product.
Use the trial to review the process on your own chart: what passes, what gets blocked, and how the outcomes are recorded. Let the evidence earn the subscription.
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