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Web-Based Version of ATAS Platform (Online Access)

Dear ATAS Team,

I'm writing to suggest a feature that would significantly enhance the flexibility and accessibility of your platform for many users.

Would it be possible for you to consider developing a web-based version of ATAS, accessible directly via an internet browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.), without the need to install software locally ?

Many trading platforms such as TradingView, Tradovate, NinjaTrader Web, and others already offer this kind of access, allowing traders to connect and operate from any device.

Thank you for considering this suggestion.

Best regards

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  • Muhammad

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    Sep 23

  • Emmanuel

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    May 27

    Yes, exactly. Right now, ATAS relies heavily on local installation apps (including the newer ATAS X Beta). While the desktop environment is powerful, I would like to request the development of a lean, robust web-based version of ATAS that can run directly in a standard web browser.

    The Model:

    A great point of reference for this is Charles Schwab's web trading platform. It manages to remain exceptionally lean while staying incredibly robust, responsive, and data-dense.

    Why this matters for ATAS users:

    • Hardware Independence: Order flow and footprint software are notoriously resource-heavy. A cloud-backed web client would allow users to monitor markets, review footprints, and manage light analytics on lower-spec laptops or remote machines without pinning local hardware or needing high-end GPUs.

    • Zero-Installation Portability: Quick, seamless access from any operating system (including Linux, ChromeOS, or restricted work machines) without downloading or compiling native executables.

    • Complementary Workflow: Just like users currently use the classic version and ATAS X simultaneously, a web companion would be perfect for secondary monitors, workspaces, or quick remote checks when away from the main desktop setup.

    Even a streamlined version focusing on core volume profile features, cluster charts, and DOM visualizations would be an incredible addition to the ecosystem. Thank you for considering!