In 2025, TrendSpider enabled traders to turn ideas into shareable indicators, scans, and strategies inside the TrendSpider Store. Tools can be built by hand or with the AI coding assistant, then published for free or as paid subscriptions. Once live, they can be used immediately on charts, in scanners, or within automated strategies.
Top 10 Community TrendSpider Indicators of 2025
Today, the TrendSpider Store features hundreds of community-made indicators created by traders, for traders. They span everything from momentum and trend following to options flow and market structure. But the numbers don’t lie. We tallied the downloads to find the clear winners. Here are the top 10 community indicators of 2025.
- Triple Stochastic RSI: Fast, slow, and slowest momentum readings layered for context.
- Chande Breakout Buddy (Adaptive Donchian): Volatility-aware Donchian channels that adapt to market conditions.
- Flowbot: Unusual Options (7–14 DTE): Filters 7–14 DTE flow to surface positioning that moves price.
- Trend Strength Candles: Candles colored by trend intensity. One glance beats five indicators.
- Fractal Support & Resistance: Dynamic levels from fractal pivots. Recent zones stay bold.
- Unusual Option Sentiment Bubbles: Options flow visualized by size and sentiment.
- Multi-Scale VWAP Gradient Cloud: Five anchored VWAPs. One structure map.
- Bottom Catcher Signal (HTF): Higher timeframe reversals confirmed by momentum, volume, and candle strength.
- SpotGamma Levels: Daily gamma-based support and resistance from options positioning.
- RSI Divergences: Regular and hidden divergences, charted automatically.
#10 Triple Stochastic RSI
Creator: Trade Seekers
Category: Trend and Reversal Strategies
What the indicator does
Triple Stochastic RSI shows where price is stretched, where momentum is aligned, and when conditions are shifting across multiple timeframes. Instead of relying on a single Stochastic RSI reading, it layers fast, slow, and slowest calculations to give traders more context around exhaustion, continuation, and potential reversals.
How it works conceptually
The indicator plots three Stochastic RSI lines in a lower panel, each using different lookback periods to represent short-term, intermediate, and higher timeframe momentum. This layered approach allows traders to see when momentum is fully aligned, when fast momentum is pulling back within a stronger trend, and when conditions are becoming statistically extended. Optional statistical overlays track streaks above and below the midpoint, helping traders gauge whether momentum is running hotter or colder than normal for that market. Built in signals and sentiment logic combine the slower readings to define overall market bias.
Key ways traders use it
- Identify overbought and oversold conditions with added multi timeframe context
- Spot pullbacks where fast momentum resets while the broader trend remains intact
- Confirm trend strength when slow and slowest momentum stay aligned
- Avoid late entries by comparing current momentum streaks to historical averages
- Combine traditional Stochastic RSI signals with statistical edges for higher probability setups
#9 Chande Breakout Buddy (Adaptive Donchian)
Creator: Tushar Chande
Category: Trend and Reversal / Volatility Strategies
What the indicator does
Chande Breakout Buddy is an adaptive breakout indicator built on the classic Donchian Channel concept, but enhanced to adjust dynamically based on market volatility. Instead of using a fixed lookback period, it automatically expands and contracts its channel to reflect current conditions, helping traders stay in trends longer while reducing noise during choppy markets.
How it works conceptually
The indicator uses average true range as its volatility input, then normalizes that data using a stochastic calculation to create a fixed-scale volatility oscillator. When volatility is high, the channel tightens and reacts faster. When volatility is low, the channel widens and smooths out price action. Breakout zones are visually highlighted outside the adaptive channel, making it easy to spot bullish and bearish expansion phases without constantly adjusting settings.
Key ways traders use it
- Identify breakout opportunities that adapt to changing volatility
- Stay in strong trends longer by avoiding premature exits during expansion phases
- Reduce whipsaws by allowing channels to widen during low volatility conditions
- Use channel boundaries as dynamic trailing exits when price extends
- Pair with separate exit logic or counter trend strategies when price returns inside the channel
This adaptive approach makes Breakout Buddy especially useful for traders who want classic breakout logic, but with modern volatility awareness built directly into the structure.
#8 Flowbot: Unusual Options (7 to 14 DTE)
Creator: James Chellis
Category: Volume Analysis
What the indicator does
Flowbot surfaces meaningful options positioning while filtering out short-dated noise. By focusing on options with 7 to 14 days to expiration, it highlights contracts that are more likely to influence price rather than purely intraday speculation. The result is a cleaner view of where real money is positioning.
How it works conceptually
The indicator automatically pulls unusual options activity for the active ticker and filters contracts into a configurable DTE window, defaulting to 7 to 14 days out. It ranks activity by premium or volume and aggregates the data into a single panel showing sentiment, dominant expirations, and strike level concentration. Color coding differentiates in the money and out of the money contracts, while strike highlights show where flow is clustering closest to spot. Optional filters allow traders to exclude 0DTE activity to stay focused on higher signal setups.
Key ways traders use it
- Identify bullish or bearish positioning using put call ratios by volume and premium
- Spot strikes and expirations where options flow is most concentrated
- Focus on flow that is more likely to influence price over the near term
- Generate intraday and short-term trade ideas from institutional style positioning
- Cut through 0DTE noise to track options activity that actually matters
Flowbot is especially effective on liquid single stocks with active weekly options, making it a powerful tool for traders who follow money and positioning rather than headlines.
#7 Trend Strength Candles
Creator: Dr. Goose
Category: Trend and Reversal Strategies
What the indicator does
Trend Strength Candles transform standard price candles into a real-time visual map of trend intensity. Instead of simply showing direction, each candle is colored based on how strong the underlying trend actually is. This makes it easy to see when momentum is accelerating, fading, or transitioning without stacking multiple indicators on the chart.
How it works conceptually
The indicator calculates a normalized trend strength score using one of several user selectable methods, then scales that score by volatility using average true range to keep readings consistent across symbols and timeframes. That final value is mapped to a smooth color gradient ranging from strong bearish to strong bullish conditions. Because the calculation is non repainting, each candle color is locked in once it closes, providing reliable historical context.
Key ways traders use it
- Instantly gauge whether a trend is strengthening, weakening, or stalling
- Spot momentum accelerations and decelerations directly on price
- Identify regime shifts when candles transition through neutral states
- Reduce indicator clutter by replacing multiple momentum tools with one visual layer
- Stay aligned with trend strength rather than reacting to minor price noise
Trend Strength Candles are ideal for traders who want clarity at a glance and prefer visual confirmation of trend quality over complex indicator stacks.
#6 Fractal Support & Resistance
Creator: Grant Pratt
Category: Trend and Reversal Strategies
What the indicator does
Fractal Support & Resistance creates a dynamic map of key price levels using confirmed fractal pivot points. Instead of overwhelming the chart with static lines, it emphasizes what matters most right now by keeping recent levels bold while older levels gradually fade. This gives traders instant clarity on where price is actively reacting.
How it works conceptually
The indicator identifies confirmed fractal highs and lows over a configurable lookback window and projects those pivots forward as horizontal support and resistance levels. Newer levels appear more opaque, while older levels fade over time, naturally de emphasizing zones that are no longer relevant. Because pivots are only plotted after confirmation, the levels do not repaint, providing reliable structure across any timeframe.
Key ways traders use it
- Identify the most relevant support and resistance levels at a glance
- Focus attention on fresh levels rather than outdated price zones
- Spot breakouts, breakdowns, and hold or reject reactions at key levels
- Use clusters of nearby levels as stronger zones of interest
- Set logical targets and invalidation levels based on the next projected zone
Fractal Support & Resistance is especially useful for traders who want clean market structure without clutter and prefer levels that evolve naturally as price action unfolds.
#5 Unusual Option Sentiment Bubbles
Creator: Trade Seekers
Category: Volume Analysis
What the indicator does
Unusual Option Sentiment Bubbles visualizes unusual options activity directly on the price chart using intuitive, color-coded bubbles. Instead of scanning tables of data, traders can instantly see where meaningful bullish or bearish options trades are occurring and how significant those trades are relative to overall open interest.
How it works conceptually
The indicator pulls and filters unusual options trades based on user-defined criteria such as trade size, days to expiration, cost basis, and percentage of open interest. Each qualifying trade is plotted on the chart as a bubble, with color indicating bullish or bearish sentiment and bubble size and opacity representing the relative importance of the trade. This makes it easy to correlate options positioning with price action in real-time.
Key ways traders use it
- Spot early sentiment shifts before price makes a decisive move
- Identify areas where options positioning is building or unwinding
- Distinguish high impact trades using bubble size and opacity
- Compare bullish and bearish activity directly on the price chart
- Create multiple configurations to monitor different option tags and strategies
Unusual Option Sentiment Bubbles are ideal for traders who want a visual, price aligned view of options flow without digging through raw data, helping turn positioning into actionable context.
#4 Multi-Scale VWAP Gradient Cloud
Creator: Pietro Froio
Category: Trend and Reversal Strategies
What the indicator does
The Multi-Scale VWAP Gradient Cloud provides a clean, visual map of market structure using five continuously anchored VWAPs. By combining multiple VWAP anchors into a single layered cloud, it shows trend alignment, consolidation, and momentum shifts across timeframes without cluttering the chart.
How it works conceptually
The indicator plots a cascade of five VWAPs anchored to the most recent days, weeks, months, or quarters, depending on the selected anchor scale. The space between each VWAP is filled to create layered cloud zones, with each layer dynamically colored based on the slope of its corresponding VWAP. This allows traders to quickly see whether momentum is aligned across timeframes or beginning to diverge.
Key ways traders use it
- Identify trend alignment when all VWAP layers share the same color
- Spot early momentum shifts when inner layers change color first
- Recognize consolidation phases when cloud colors are mixed
- Use the cloud as dynamic support in uptrends or resistance in downtrends
- Adapt analysis across intraday, swing, or position timeframes using different anchor scales
Multi-Scale VWAP Gradient Cloud is well-suited for trend-first traders who want structural clarity and multi-timeframe context without relying on multiple overlapping indicators.
#3 Bottom Catcher Signal (HTF)
Creator: Rock Regan
Category: Trend and Reversal Strategies
What the indicator does
Bottom Catcher Signal (HTF) is a higher timeframe reversal indicator built to identify decisive bullish turning points on daily and weekly charts. Rather than guessing bottoms, it looks for confirmation that momentum, price action, and volume are aligning to support a meaningful trend shift.
How it works conceptually
The indicator blends three core components into a single signal. First, it requires stochastic momentum to be in key recovery zones and rising, signaling that downside pressure is easing. Second, it checks for strong candle body expansion scaled by average true range to ensure the move is significant for the timeframe. Third, it confirms relative volume is elevated but controlled, filtering out weak bounces and unsustainable spikes. When all conditions align, a clear “BC” label prints beneath the bar.
Key ways traders use it
- Identify potential higher timeframe bottoms with confirmation, not guesswork
- Focus on daily and weekly reversal setups rather than short-term noise
- Filter out weak counter trend bounces lacking volume or candle strength
- Use signals as early entries into emerging uptrends
- Track historical signal performance to evaluate follow through
Bottom Catcher Signal (HTF) is best suited for traders who want objective reversal detection and prefer waiting for evidence that a real turn is underway.
#2 SpotGamma Levels
Creator: SpotGamma
Category: Alternative Data
What the indicator does
SpotGamma Levels plot institutional grade support and resistance levels derived from options market positioning. Updated pre-market each day, these levels help traders anticipate where price is likely to stall, reverse, or accelerate based on dealer hedging dynamics. For index traders, these levels are often treated as core reference points.
How it works conceptually
The indicator maps key gamma based strikes identified through proprietary options analysis. These include areas where market makers are most sensitive to price movement and are likely to hedge aggressively. Certain levels tend to dampen volatility and act as magnets, while others can trigger faster, more volatile moves when breached. Together, they form a daily framework for understanding expected price behavior.
Key ways traders use it
- Identify daily support and resistance driven by options positioning
- Anticipate volatility expansion or contraction around key gamma levels
- Plan intraday trades using levels that attract or repel price
- Use implied daily move ranges to frame realistic targets and risk
- Trade indices with a clearer understanding of dealer-driven flows
SpotGamma Levels are especially valuable for index traders who want objective, options derived levels to structure trades around each trading session.
#1 RSI Divergences
Creator: Dr. Goose
Category: Trend and Reversal Strategies
What the indicator does
RSI Divergences automatically identifies when price action and momentum are moving out of sync. These divergences often signal shifts in market sentiment and can precede reversals or trend continuations. By mapping them directly on the chart, the indicator removes subjectivity and makes a classic trading edge far more consistent and scalable.
How it works conceptually
The indicator compares price swings with Relative Strength Index momentum and detects four divergence types: regular bullish and bearish divergences that often precede reversals, and hidden bullish and bearish divergences that tend to signal trend continuation. Once a divergence is confirmed, lines and labels are plotted on both the price chart and the RSI panel, clearly showing the relationship between price and momentum.
Key ways traders use it
- Spot early warning signs of potential trend reversals
- Identify continuation setups within established trends
- Remove manual drawing and interpretation of divergences
- Scan and alert for divergence signals across multiple symbols
- Combine divergence signals with structure or trend filters for confirmation
As the most subscribed community indicator of 2025, RSI Divergences stands out by modernizing one of the most widely used momentum concepts and making it objective, visual, and easy to deploy across charts and scanners.
Wrapping Up
These indicators earned their place on the list simply by being the most subscribed to by traders. The rankings are based on actual usage, not opinions, highlighting which tools traders consistently chose to add to their charts, scanners, and strategies.
All indicators featured here are available in the TrendSpider Store. Traders can explore free community indicators or take advantage of the indicator sale through 12/31 to discover which tools best align with their trading approach.
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