Free TradingView Indicator
The most comprehensive free SMC/ICT indicator on TradingView. 13 modules. One clean tool. Zero clutter.
The Problem
Right now, SMC/ICT traders need an SMC indicator for structure, a separate FVG indicator, another for sessions, one for CRT, another for key levels, one more for SMT divergence, plus an ADR script and a session highlighter.
That's 8–10 indicators on one chart. They overlap. They conflict. They slow down your charts. And you spend more time configuring than trading.
Feature Overview
Every feature can be independently enabled or disabled from a single settings panel.
Why Switch
| Feature | Other Free Indicators | Synvoya Confluence |
|---|---|---|
| Market Structure (BOS/CHoCH) | Need a separate SMC indicator | ✓ Included |
| Fair Value Gaps + iFVG + CE | Need a separate FVG indicator | ✓ Included |
| Sessions + Killzones + Macros | Need a separate session script | ✓ Included |
| CRT Detection | Need a separate CRT script | ✓ Included |
| SMT Divergence | Need a separate SMT script | ✓ Included |
| ADR + Judas Levels | Need a separate ADR script | ✓ Included |
| Key Levels (PDH/PWH/PMH) | Need a separate levels script | ✓ Included |
| Order Blocks + Breaker Blocks | Partial in some | ✓ Full lifecycle |
| Multi-TF Bias Dashboard | Not in free indicators | ✓ Included |
| Liquidity + Sweeps + IDM | Scattered across scripts | ✓ All unified |
| All toggleable — one settings panel | ✗ 10 separate configs | ✓ One settings panel |
| Indicators needed on chart | 8–10 | ✓ Just 1 |
Getting Started
Go to Indicators in the top toolbar
then → Community Scripts
Find the indicator in search results
then → Click "Add to Chart"
Open Settings and show/hide any of the 13 modules
Clean by default — enable only what you use
Compatibility
Timezone-aware session markings work correctly regardless of your broker, chart timezone, or location. Automatic DST handling — no configuration needed.
Education
Every term used in the indicator, explained plainly.
Price breaks beyond a previous swing high/low, confirming trend continuation. The market is showing its hand.
Price breaks against the prevailing trend, signaling a potential reversal. The first sign smart money is repositioning.
The last opposing candle before an impulsive move. Represents institutional entry zones where big money placed orders.
A mitigated order block that flips to act as the opposite support/resistance zone. Once support, now resistance.
A 3-candle price imbalance where the market moved too fast for two-sided trading. Price tends to return to fill it.
When a fully mitigated FVG flips to become support/resistance in the opposite direction. A recycled level.
The 50% midpoint of an FVG. The institutional entry level within a gap — often where price reacts most strongly.
Clusters of similar price levels where stop orders rest (liquidity). Smart money hunts these before reversing.
A minor swing point used as a liquidity trap before the real move. A decoy for retail traders to enter prematurely.
When a candle sweeps both the high and low of the prior candle, trapping breakout traders on both sides.
How far price typically moves in a day (14-day average). Used to gauge exhaustion and set realistic targets.
When correlated pairs diverge at swing points, signaling reversal. If EURUSD makes a new low but GBPUSD doesn't — a divergence.