TradingLite's service has ended, and its homepage now says the previous service will not resume. If you used it to watch resting liquidity and executed volume in a browser tab, CryptoFlow by lag0 covers that core workflow for BTC, ETH and SOL perpetual futures. It is free, needs no install and opens without an account. It is not a full replacement: there is no scripting language and far fewer markets.
TradingLite was a browser-based order-flow platform. Its homepage now reads "service ended" and offers the technology for acquisition. We could not find a published shutdown date; the page itself dates the product 2018–2026.
By its own description, TradingLite combined a GPU-rendered liquidity heatmap, a footprint and volume-profile suite and its own scripting language for indicators, fed by data from more than a dozen exchanges. Its chart, login and pricing pages no longer load.
The source code, the scripting language and interpreter and the chart and heatmap rendering engine are listed for sale as a standalone asset. User accounts, customer data and the operating business are not part of that sale.
The page says it takes no payments and holds no account records. Billing questions belong with the former operating company, or with your card issuer if you were charged for a period without service. lag0 is not affiliated with TradingLite and cannot help with old accounts.
Most people looking for a replacement want the same three views in one browser tab, without installing desktop software and without rebuilding their whole routine.
Resting limit orders drawn behind price, so you can see where size sits and whether it holds, gets pulled or gets absorbed. CryptoFlow's heatmap and order book come from Binance USDT-M futures depth.
Bid and ask volume per price level inside each candle, with delta and CVD below the chart. CryptoFlow builds its candles and footprint from Bybit USDT perpetual trades, and the two sources stay labeled in the app.
Where volume actually traded, with point of control and value area for the current and the previous session. VWAP, big-trade markers and stacked-imbalance markers sit on the same chart.
TradingLite as it was described before the shutdown, next to CryptoFlow today. The TradingLite column comes from its own homepage and public listings; where we could not confirm a feature, the table says so.
| Feature | TradingLite (as it was) | CryptoFlow by lag0 |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Paid plans for the full toolset; listings also mention a limited free tier | Free, no payment and no card |
| Runs in the browser | Yes | Yes |
| Account needed to start | Account-based service with user accounts and subscriptions | No, the live chart opens without an account |
| Liquidity heatmap | Yes, GPU-rendered | Yes, from the Binance USDT-M futures order book |
| Footprint | Yes | Yes, bid and ask volume per price level |
| Volume profile | Yes | Yes, current and previous session with POC and value area |
| Delta / CVD | Not named in its own summary; indicators could be scripted | Yes, both built in |
| Markets covered | Crypto markets across many exchanges | BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT and SOLUSDT perpetual futures only |
| Exchanges | Data from more than a dozen exchanges, normalised | Bybit trades for chart and footprint; Binance USDT-M futures for order book and heatmap |
| Custom scripting language | Yes (LitScript), with its own interpreter | No |
| Replay | Not confirmed in the sources we checked | Yes, with a free account |
| AI chart second opinion | Not part of its described feature set | AI Analyst: 3 scans for guests, 200 per day with a free account |
TradingLite did more than lag0 in some areas. If one of these matters to you, another tool will serve you better.
There is nothing to migrate. Your TradingLite layouts and scripts will not carry over, so start from the default layout and add views one at a time.
No. The TradingLite homepage now says the service has ended and that the previous service will not resume. The site only offers the technology for sale; its chart and login pages are gone.
Yes. CryptoFlow by lag0 is free and runs in the browser, with a liquidity heatmap, footprint chart, volume profile, delta and CVD. It covers only BTC, ETH and SOL perpetual futures and has no scripting language.
Yes. CryptoFlow draws resting limit orders from the Binance USDT-M futures order book behind the chart. Press H, or open Indicators and then Order flow, to turn it on. It shows displayed liquidity, not executed trades.
No. CryptoFlow runs in a modern browser on desktop or phone. The live chart opens without an account; a free account adds replay and more AI Analyst scans.
No. lag0 has no scripting language, so custom TradingLite indicators cannot be imported or rebuilt. The built-in views cover heatmap, footprint, delta, CVD, volume profile, VWAP and impact zones.
Free, no install and no account for the live chart. Pick BTC, ETH or SOL, then press H for the heatmap.
