Chrome extension · included in every plan

Your trading coach, on every page you read.

Highlight a line you do not understand, or ask what a whole article means for your trades. Otus answers in a panel beside the page — the article stays where it is.

A news article about the Fed in Chrome, with the AI Trade Ideas panel docked on the right explaining what the decision means for the dollar and gold
  • Every plan

    Free included — no add-on needed to install it.

  • 7-day free trial

    5 questions a day on a free account, no card.

  • No broad access

    Reads a page only when you ask about it.

  • Your language

    Ask in German, get the answer in German.

Free to try

A free account gets Otus in the extension for 7 days — 5 questions a day.

No card needed. The same account opens the first modules of the syllabus.

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01 · See it in action

Read, ask, understand — without switching tabs

Four things the panel does that a search box cannot.

Highlight and ask

The sentence you would have skimmed past

  • Select a passage, right-click, “Ask the AI Trading & Education Coach”.
  • A plain explanation, then what it implies for a trader.
  • Or ask with nothing selected: “What is this page about?”
A highlighted passage about liquidity sweeps, with the right-click menu open on Ask the AI Trading & Education Coach

Learn as you read

Turn an article into three questions

  • “Quiz me” writes questions from the page you are on.
  • A wrong answer is explained, not just marked red.
  • Every quiz and chapter pays XP on the same board as the website.
A quiz question answered: the wrong pick, the right one and Otus's explanationA finished quiz with its score

Log a trade

The idea from the article, into your journal

  • “Log a trade from this” fills the sheet from the conversation.
  • Saved straight to your trade log, settled later against the market.
  • The board ticks the day’s task and shows the XP it paid.
The log-a-trade sheet in the panelA saved trade, naming the board task it ticked

Your board comes along

Level, streak and today’s tasks, one tap away

  • The same level, keys and streak as your dashboard.
  • Today’s tasks open from the strip at the top of the panel.
  • Reading the briefing, a chapter, a quiz — each one counts.
Today's tasks opened from the panel's board stripA new conversation: Otus with four starter questions

No page needed

Type “aiti”, a space, your question

  • Straight from the address bar, for the question with no page behind it.
  • Or Ctrl + Shift + Y on any page — handy on charting sites.
Chrome's address bar in AI Trade Ideas keyword mode with the question “what is a fair value gap?”
02 · Four ways in

Four ways to ask

All of them open the same side panel, and all of them are things you do on purpose. Nothing runs on its own.

Right-click a passage

Ask the coach what it means, in plain terms, and what it implies for a trader. The panel opens beside the page instead of covering it.

Right-click with nothing selected

Ask what the whole page is about. The article is read on your machine, the noise around it dropped, and follow-up questions keep it in view.

Ctrl + Shift + Y

The same two actions without the menu — it sends your selection if you have one and asks about the page if you do not. For sites where a right-click is hard to land, charting platforms especially.

Type “aiti” in the address bar

For the question that has no page behind it. Keyword, space, question — the panel opens with it.

03 · How it behaves

What it is honest about

Your language

Ask about an English article in German and the answer comes back in German. Otus answers in the language you write in, not the one the page happens to be in.

No broad access

No host permissions and no background reading. A page is read only for the one tab you act on, and only when you act. Text a page plants to address the coach is treated as quoted material, never as an instruction.

Text, not charts

It reads what a page says. It does not look at charts — a screenshot carries no symbol and no timeframe, so that lives on the Analysis page, where you upload the chart on purpose.

Two minutes to set up

Add it to Chrome, sign in once, and the next article you read comes with a coach.

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