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Binary options signal app · Free & licensed

PipGems Gauge AI Bot logo PipGems Gauge AI Bot

Pick your broker, the market and the symbol you trade, choose an expiry and tap Read the gauge. The needle swings across the dial and settles on the read for that trade, from strong sell to strong buy, with the entry and exit time and a countdown. It runs on Pocket Option, Quotex and seven more brokers, on real-market and OTC symbols.

  • One gauge, one answer Strong sell to strong buy at a glance.
  • Timed to the candle Entry, exit and a live countdown.
  • Free on 4H and 1D A licence opens 5s to 2h.
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Educational reads, not financial advice. Trading carries a risk of loss: read our risk warning.

PipGems Gauge AI Bot logo

PipGems Gauge AI Bot

Market open

Broker
Market
Symbol

EUR/USDPocket Option

Ready

Strong sellStrong buy

Ready

Pick your setup, then tap Read the gauge.

Entry
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Exit
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Time left
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Signals today
24
Our engine, since 00:00 UTC
Live now
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Engine signals still running

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Educational reads, not financial advice. Trading carries a risk of loss: read the risk warning.

Step-by-Step Setup

Get PipGems Gauge AI Bot running in 2 steps

Follow the steps in order. Activate your free licence first, then watch how to use the app on the web or as a Chrome or Firefox extension.

Step 1 of 2

Get License

Activate your free PipGems Gauge AI Bot licence

Message our support team and they activate your free licence. It unlocks the fast expiries in the web app and in the browser extension.

How to use PipGems Gauge AI Bot, one setting at a time

PipGems Gauge AI Bot has four settings and one button. The settings say which broker, market, symbol and expiry to read. Read the gauge swings the needle across the dial while the read is made, and the needle settles on the answer.

It answers one question before you place a trade: on this broker and this symbol, for this expiry, which way is the next move, how firmly, and when do I enter? Most traders open it at one of three moments.

  • Just before an entry To see which side the needle lands on, and the entry second, for the expiry you are about to buy.
  • After switching broker To read the same symbol on the broker you just logged into, since each one quotes it slightly differently.
  • At the weekend To switch to OTC and read the symbols your broker still quotes while the cash market is shut.

The screenshots are this page’s own app, captured at the settings each step names. Anything a step does not name stays where the page loads it: Pocket Option, real-market symbols, EUR/USD and the 4h expiry. Four marks tell you what to look at.

  • The one setting this step changes
  • A part of the app that answers to it
  • A part that stays exactly as it was
  • In step 1, a numbered part of the signal, explained in the list under the pictures
The pictures show one moment, your screen shows yours

Direction, strength and the times belong to the candle running when you tap, so the needle in these pictures shows the reads that existed at capture time. What does not change is where each answer appears and what it means.

Before you trade on it

The side of the needle is the trade, the swing is its strength

The top of the PipGems gauge card for GBP/USD, with the symbol line reading Pocket Option · 4h ringed as one and the green Live countdown pill ringed as two, above the expiry pills.
GBP/USD on a 4h expiry, a few seconds after Read the gauge. Parts 1 and 2 are the card’s top line.
The PipGems gauge dial with the needle in the strong sell zone, ringed as three, the STRONG SELL verdict with its strength line ringed as four, and the entry, exit and time left row ringed as five.
The same read, lower on the card: the dial, the verdict and the trade’s times. Parts 3 to 5.
  1. What was read (the symbol line). The symbol, the broker and the expiry the gauge belongs to, such as Pocket Option · 4h. If they do not match the ticket you are about to place, the needle is about a different trade.
  2. The pill (Ready, Reading, Opens in, Live, Ended). What the gauge is doing. While a trade runs it reads Live with the time left to the exit.
  3. The needle. The red half on the left is sell, a put. The green half on the right is buy, a call. The grey zone at the top is neutral: no clear direction, no trade. The zone the needle lands in is lit and the others step back.
  4. The verdict (Strong sell, Sell, Neutral, Buy, Strong buy). The zone in words, with the read’s strength under it. A read of 80% or more lands in a strong zone at the edge of the dial. Strength measures how firmly the inputs behind the read agree, never the chance that the trade wins.
  5. Entry, exit and time left. When to open the trade and when its candle closes, on your own device’s clock, and the countdown to the exit.

What this means for you: read the symbol line before the needle. A clean read made for another symbol, broker or expiry is a read of another trade.

Setting: broker

Pick the broker you are logged into

The broker picker ringed on Quotex, stacked over the gauge card's symbol line, which now reads Quotex · 4h and is ringed as the part that answers to it.
Broker switched from Pocket Option to Quotex. The card’s symbol line follows it.
Broker
Pocket OptionQuotex
Symbol line
Pocket Option · 4hQuotex · 4h
Brokers on the list
9

What it is. The broker the read is made for. Brokers quote the same pair slightly differently, and their OTC books differ more.

What switching it does. Open the list and pick a name; arrow keys and Enter work too. The card names that broker, the OTC symbol list becomes that broker’s own book, and your licence decides whether the fast expiries open there.

What this means for you: change the broker whenever you change platforms. A read made for another broker’s quotes is a read of another market.

Settings: symbol and market

OTC is a different book, not the same market after hours

The market toggle ringed on OTC 24/7 in the setup panel, with the symbol picker above it switched to a Pocket Option OTC symbol.
Market moved from Real to OTC. The symbol picker now holds Pocket Option’s OTC book.
Market
RealOTC 24/7
Symbol list
Pocket Option OTC symbols
Status under the name
Market openOTC book · open 24/7

What it is. Real-market symbols follow the cash market in its open hours. OTC symbols are your broker’s own round-the-clock quotes, which is what you trade at the weekend.

What switching it does. The symbol list is refilled from the other book. While the cash market is closed, Read the gauge on a real-market symbol tells you to switch instead of inventing a read.

What this means for you: match this to the book your ticket fills on. A real-market read is the wrong instrument for a weekend OTC trade.

Setting: expiry

Everything faster than 4h asks for a licence

The sixteen expiry pills ringed, with a padlock on every pill from 5s to 2h beside the free 4h pill, filled amber, and the free 1d pill.
The fast expiries carry a padlock. Tapping one opens the licence panel instead of selecting it.
Free on every broker
4h and 1d
With a licence
every pill from 5s to 2h

What it is. The expiry is the length of the trade you are about to buy, and the read is made for that candle. The chosen pill is filled amber, the colour of the needle. The fast expiries are the licensed half of the app, issued for your SignalBots account and the brokers you trade on.

What happens once it is active. Sign in, open the app, and the padlocks disappear for your broker. The Licensed to line shows your account instead of Not activated, and the expiry moves to 1m.

What this means for you: judge the gauge on the free expiries first. Run the 4h and 1d reads against your own results, and let that decide whether a licence is worth it.

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Button: Read the gauge

The swing is the read being made

The PipGems dial, ringed, with the needle caught mid-swing and the verdict line reading Reading… for EUR/USD on Pocket Option.
Read the gauge tapped. The needle swings across the dial while the verdict reads Reading…
Verdict
ReadyReading…
Needle
upright, greyamber, swinging from sell to buy and back
Button
Read the gaugeStop reading

What it is. The needle wakes from grey to amber and sweeps the whole dial, and the verdict line turns blue, while the app asks our engine for one read of the broker, symbol and expiry you picked. It swings for at least two passes, so the stage is readable even when the answer comes back at once.

What happens next. The needle eases into the zone of the answer, that zone lights up, and the verdict names it. The settings stay as they are. The same button turns into Stop while the read and the trade run; tap it to stop and return the gauge to Ready.

What this means for you: the swing is the wait for the read, not extra analysis. Reading again on the same candle gives the same answer.

When the pill says Opens in

Late in a candle, the read is for the next one

A 1m GBP/USD read on the PipGems gauge, with the verdict telling you to enter when the next candle opens ringed, and the times row showing a one-minute trade length ringed.
A 1m GBP/USD read tapped with under half the candle left. The verdict waits for the next open.
Symbol line
Pocket Option · 4hPocket Option · 1m
Third box
Time leftTrade length

What it is. On an expiry under an hour, a trade should get the whole candle it was read for. So when less than half of the running candle is left, the app reads the next candle instead: the pill counts down to its open, and the third box shows the trade’s length until it starts.

What happens next. At zero the pill turns to Live and counts down to the exit. With more than half the candle left, or on an expiry of an hour or more, there is no wait: you enter at once, for what is left of the running candle.

What this means for you: use the countdown to get ready, and place the ticket on the open. Entering during the wait trades the old candle, which is not the one the gauge read.

When the countdown ends

Ended means check your chart, not the app

A 5s GBP/USD read after its exit, with the dimmed verdict and its Expired at line ringed, and the times row reading 0:00 Trade ended ringed.
A 5s GBP/USD read on Pocket Option · 5s, after its exit. The verdict dims and the pill says Ended.
Pill
LiveEnded
Button
Stop signalRead again
Third box
counting0:00 · Trade ended

What it is. The card’s last state. The needle and the verdict stay where they landed, dimmed, so you can compare them with how the candle closed.

What it does not do. It never marks a read as a win or a loss. The app does not see your broker account, so it cannot know how your ticket closed.

What this means for you: compare each ended read with your broker’s chart before the next one. That record, not a number on a banner, is how you judge a signal tool.

A twenty-second routine before each trade

  1. Match the platform

    Pick the broker you are logged into, and the market your ticket fills on.

  2. Match the trade

    Pick the symbol and expiry you are about to buy, then tap Read the gauge.

  3. Enter on time

    Check the symbol line, then the needle’s side. If the pill says Opens in, place the ticket on the open, not before. If the needle rests in the neutral zone, skip the candle.

  4. Size it yourself

    The app does not know your balance. Decide the stake first, and use the money management calculator to see what a losing run does to it.

Every signal is what the engine read for the combination you chose, for education rather than advice. No read settles the next trade, so size your risk and read our risk warning first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PipGems Gauge AI Bot?

It is a binary options signal app that runs in your browser, built by SignalBots on the same engine as Chinese Bot AI Pro. You pick your broker, the market, a symbol and an expiry, tap Read the gauge, and a needle settles on one dial that runs from strong sell to strong buy. Under the dial you get the entry time, the exit time and a countdown. It is not a broker and never touches your funds.

Does it work on Pocket Option and Quotex?

Yes. Pocket Option is the default, and the Broker list adds Quotex, IQ Option, Olymp Trade, Binomo, Exnova, Bubinga, Deriv and Alpari. Every read is made for the broker you pick, so choose the one you are logged into before you tap.

How do I read the gauge?

Look at which side the needle points to. The red half on the left is sell, a put. The green half on the right is buy, a call. The grey zone at the top is neutral, which means there is no clear direction and no trade. The further the needle swings from the middle, the stronger the read: the outer red and green zones are marked Strong sell and Strong buy.

What decides how far the needle swings?

The read's strength, which shows how firmly the inputs behind it agree with each other. A read of 80% or more lands in the strong zone at the edge of the dial, and a weaker read stays nearer the middle. Strength is never a probability that the trade wins, so size every trade as if the read could be wrong.

Why does the gauge not show how many indicators say buy or sell?

Because the dial already carries the whole answer, and a vote count would only repeat it in a noisier way. The row under the verdict shows what you act on instead: when to enter, when the trade closes and how much time is left.

Can I get PipGems signals at the weekend?

Yes, on OTC. Switch the market to OTC 24/7 and the symbol list changes to your broker's own round-the-clock quotes. Real-market symbols follow the cash market, which is closed from Friday 21:00 to Sunday 21:00 UTC, so on a weekend visit the app opens on OTC by itself.

Why does the pill say Opens in before I enter?

On expiries under an hour, a trade should get the whole candle it was read for. When less than half of the current candle is left, the app reads the next candle instead and the pill counts down to its open. Then it turns to Live and counts down to the exit. When more than half is left, or the expiry is an hour or longer, you enter straight away.

What do Signals today and Live now count?

They count our own signal engine's binary options signals, the ones published on our binary signals page. Signals today is how many it issued since 00:00 UTC, and Live now is how many are still running. They are the same for every visitor, and they are not a count of your own reads.

Which expiries are free, and which need a licence?

The 4 hr and 1 day expiries are free on every broker, for everyone, with no account. Every faster expiry, from 5 seconds up to 2 hours, needs a PipGems Gauge AI Bot licence for the broker you trade on. The locked expiries carry a padlock and open the licence panel instead.

How do I get a PipGems Gauge AI Bot licence?

Message our support team from the licence panel. They set the licence up on your SignalBots account, and the fast expiries unlock the next time you open the app while signed in. The licence belongs to your account, so it works on your phone, your desktop and the browser extension.

Do I need to download an APK or an app?

No. PipGems Gauge AI Bot runs right here on this page, in the browser of your phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to install or keep updated. If you prefer a window beside your broker, the same app is also a browser extension.

Does the app tell me if my trade won?

No. The app does not see your broker account, so it cannot know how your ticket closed. When a signal ends, the pill says Ended and the verdict stays on the card, dimmed; check the result on your broker's chart before you take the next one.

Is trading with PipGems Gauge AI Bot signals risky?

Yes. Short-expiry trading carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. A read is an educational signal, not financial advice, and no read settles the next trade. Only risk money you can afford to lose, and read our risk warning first.

One dial, one answer

One Gauge From Strong Sell to Strong Buy, for the Trade You Picked

Pick your broker, the market, the symbol and the expiry, then tap Read the gauge. The needle swings across the dial while PipGems asks our engine for one read, then settles on it: the red half is sell, the green half is buy, and the further it swings the stronger the read. A read of 80% or more lands in a strong zone. When the candle has no clear direction, the needle rests in the grey neutral zone instead of guessing.

A PipGems Gauge AI Bot read in three tiles: your setup of broker, symbol and expiry, the needle swinging while it reads, and the needle landing on the sell or buy side, or neutral, under the headline One Gauge, Strong Sell to Strong Buy.
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A PipGems Gauge AI Bot read flows through a Real or OTC switch out to the Pocket Option, Quotex and Olymp Trade logo tiles, under the headline PipGems on Pocket Option.

Your broker, your book

PipGems Gauge AI Bot on Pocket Option, Quotex and Seven More, Real Market or OTC

PipGems opens on Pocket Option, and the Broker list adds Quotex, IQ Option, Olymp Trade, Binomo, Exnova, Bubinga, Deriv and Alpari. The gauge card names the broker you pick, and every read is made for that broker. Switch the market to OTC and the symbol list becomes that broker's own round-the-clock quotes, which is what you trade at the weekend.

Timed to the candle

PipGems Times the Entry to the Candle

On an expiry under an hour, a trade should get the whole candle it was read for. So when less than half of the running candle is left, PipGems reads the next candle and the pill counts down with Opens in. Then it turns to Live, with the entry and exit times on your own clock and the time left in the trade. On an expiry of an hour or more there is no wait: you enter at once.

A PipGems Gauge AI Bot sell or buy read leads through Wait for the open, late in a candle, to three notes: entry time, exit time and time left, under the headline PipGems Times the Entry.
PipGems Gauge AI Bot free against licensed: 4 hr and 1 day expiries against 5 sec to 2 hr added, all nine brokers against licensed brokers, the gauge and timing included on both, open to everyone against activated by support.
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Free or licensed

PipGems Gauge AI Bot Free 4 hr and 1 day Reads Versus Licensed Fast Expiries

Every broker, symbol and market is open to everyone on the 4 hr and 1 day expiries, with no account. A PipGems Gauge AI Bot licence adds every faster expiry, from 5 seconds to 2 hours, on the brokers it covers. The gauge, the timing and the countdown are the same on both. Our support team activates the licence on your SignalBots account, and the padlocks disappear the next time you open the app signed in.

When the needle rests on neutral

Read Each Symbol You Trade, and Skip the Neutral Ones

PipGems reads one symbol per tap, so a trader who follows a few pairs reads each one in turn on the same broker and expiry. Some land on the sell or buy side; the ones whose candle has no clear direction rest on neutral, and those are the candles to sit out. The app never scores a read as a win or a loss and shows no price or chart: check each one against your broker's chart before the next.

A three-stage funnel: the symbols you follow, from EUR/USD to GBP/JPY, pass one PipGems Gauge AI Bot read each, checking trend, momentum and volatility, and only the reads on the sell or buy side, EUR/JPY and GBP/USD, are left, under the headline Read Each Symbol, Skip Neutral.