Gann Tools Pro: four new tools added

Four new tools, straight from the source

Gann Tools Pro just gained four new tools. Each one is drawn straight from the classic Gann literature and built to sit inside the workflow you already use — on the chart you're analysing, not in a separate window.

Vibration scale

A fourth way to set the price-to-time ratio. Instead of taking the ratio from a swing or from ATR, Vibration derives it from the pivot price itself, brought to unity — so your 1×1 line becomes a true 45°, and pullbacks sit on the master line the way Gann intended.

Hexagon wheel

A second Gann wheel alongside the Square of 9. It draws the centered hexagonal numbers — 7, 19, 37, 61, 91, 127 and on — the exact ring closings from Gann's own course, so you can read where a move is when it leaves one hexagon and the pace picks up.

Square of 144

The classic 144 grid, anchored to a historical high or low by date — so it survives a timeframe change instead of drifting when more history loads. Set the anchor with a click on the candle; the halves and eighths mark where price and time square up.

Cycle composite

Sum the same calendar segments of past cycles into one line and project it forward — the classic Mass Pressure, or Master Time Factor, construction. It sits as a sub-panel under the chart, next to the existing cycle ribbon, to show where past rhythms line up ahead.