TradingView Download Center: pick the build for your device
Chart on any device without getting stuck. TradingView offers desktop clients, a web experience, and mobile apps so you can move between setups. Whether you’re on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or iOS, grab the app from the matching official channel.
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Linux desktop
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Android
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iOS
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Why desktop apps and official channels make sense
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A focused desktop workspace
Keep your go-to charts in a dedicated desktop app so other browser tabs don’t steal the show. Multi-window and multi-monitor setups are especially useful when you’re comparing markets for a long stretch.
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Switch devices when you need to
TradingView covers web, desktop, and mobile so the same charting toolkit can follow your day. Sign in with one account and supported layouts, watchlists, and settings can come along.
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Get the app from official sources
Use TradingView’s official download page or the app stores. Skip mystery installers. Check system requirements before you install, and trust the latest info from official listings.
Download FAQs
Where’s the safest place to download the desktop app?
Use TradingView’s official desktop page for Windows, macOS, and Linux — or the App Store / Google Play for mobile. Buttons on this site jump to those official channels. We don’t host third-party installers.
Can I install TradingView on a Mac?
Yes. The official desktop client supports macOS 12 or newer and works on Intel and Apple Silicon. Always confirm the current requirements on the official desktop page.
Do I have to install a client?
No. You can open TradingView charts in a browser. Desktop is better when you want multi-monitor setups, a quieter workspace, or fewer browser distractions.