TradingView Desktop is the native application for professional charting workflows—designed for speed, multi-window setups, and system-level reliability across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Desktop includes the same charting engine and accounts as the web version, while adding OS-level capabilities for multi-window workspaces and notifications.
This page explains how TradingView Desktop works, what it adds beyond the browser experience, and how to install and operate it in professional trading environments.
A native runtime designed for stability, multi-window workflows, and OS-level notifications.
Desktop is built to reduce browser overhead and keep chart interactions responsive—especially in multi-window or high-symbol workflows.
Detach windows, place charts across monitors, and restore layouts reliably—ideal for command-center setups and professional routines.
Alerts can surface via the OS notification center, helping you monitor key events even when charts are not in the foreground.
Desktop is optimized for persistent multi-screen layouts—reduce window friction, keep symbols visible, and build repeatable routines.
Requirements may vary by OS build. The following is a general baseline for stable use.
Tip: For multi-monitor workspaces, a higher VRAM GPU and additional RAM can improve overall responsiveness.
For safe installation, always download from the official links above. Avoid third-party mirrors and modified installers.
Use the download buttons at the top of this page for the latest installers.