Tradevisor AI: the analysis app, and the other site with the name

Search Tradevisor AI and two products answer. TradeVisor, the app at tradevisor.co.uk, is published by CODOK LTD. It runs on-demand market analysis for forex, metals, energy, and, on the App Store listing, major crypto. It says it never connects to a broker, never holds funds, and never sends an order. tradevisor.ai is a separate site that sells TradingView indicators and describes copy-style mirroring of another trader's orders. TradeVisor's own site says the two are not affiliated. If a page asks for a broker password, it is not the CODOK app.

What the CODOK app claims to do

You pick a market and run a scan. The app describes a small group of agents: a technical read across indicators and timeframes, a fundamental read of news and the calendar, a coordinator that merges them, and a critic that argues the other side. The output is a direction, a confidence note, and a plan with entry, stop, and take-profit levels. The company says many candidate signals are filtered out before you see them, and that past calls are tracked in public stats. Those stats are the vendor's. They are not a promise that the next call works.

The count of markets is not stable across pages. The marketing site has said 21 pairs. The App Store listing has said 25, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP. Quote the number from the build you opened, and date it.

Price, as listed

• Free to download. Individual scans can be unlocked with an ad or a credit, according to the store listing.
• TradeVisor Premium: £19.99 a month on the US App Store listing, with 10 on-demand scans.
• TradeVisor Unlimited: £39.99 a month on that same listing, with unlimited scans.
• Subscriptions renew until you cancel them in the store account. Re-check the store before you publish a price.

The other Tradevisor

tradevisor.ai markets buy and sell signals inside TradingView, sold through its site and through Whop, and it has described copying a trader's orders into your account. That is a different risk. A signal can be late. A copied order can lose money while you are not watching. Nothing in a backtest is a future result. If support email, domain, and legal name do not match CODOK LTD and tradevisor.co.uk, assume it is the other product.

If you write about it

Fintech ads fail when the domain and the legal entity are vague. Put CODOK LTD and tradevisor.co.uk in the same sentence if that is the product. Say the app does not execute trades. Say this is not financial advice, and that trading forex, metals, and crypto can lose the stake. Do not turn a confidence score into a return. Draft the page in AI Writer, then have a compliance reader mark it before it ships. A Brand Kit keeps the disclaimer from disappearing in the next resize.

Frequently asked questions

Does TradeVisor trade for me?

The CODOK app says no. It shows analysis. You place any order yourself, at a broker it does not control.

Is tradevisor.ai the same company?

TradeVisor says it is not. Check the domain and the support address before you pay or connect an account.

The short version

Tradevisor AI usually means the CODOK analysis app, which does not place trades, or a separate signals site that might. Name the domain. Do not treat a scan as advice. For the marketing around a product like this, try Content24 free.