TM9 on
Tablets.
Download TM9 to a tablet and run Forex and exchange market operations on a screen big enough to read structure properly.
The same app installs on Android tablets and iPads, where the extra screen space makes charting far more comfortable.
TM9 on Tablets in Short.
Download the TM9 mobile app for the Forex and exchange markets to an Android tablet or an iPad and the trade-off that usually comes with mobile trading disappears. The same build runs on tablets as on phones, but with several times the screen area, which turns a cramped chart into something you can actually read structure from.
That difference matters more than it sounds. On a phone, drawing a trendline or marking a level is a careful, zoomed-in operation. On a tablet it is a quick gesture, and a chart with two or three studies still leaves room to see the price action underneath. For traders who read charts seriously but do not want to be tied to a desk, a tablet is often the device that makes mobile analysis genuinely workable rather than merely possible.
Installation follows whichever ecosystem you are in: Google Play for Android tablets, the App Store for iPads. Signing in brings your account across with everything attached — watchlists, saved chart layouts, open orders and history — because that setup lives with the account rather than on a particular device.
A tablet slots in beside your other screens rather than replacing them. A common arrangement is preparation on the desktop terminal, review and adjustment on the tablet away from the desk, and quick management on the phone when neither is to hand. All three stay in sync in real time, so nothing needs exporting or rebuilding between them.
One practical note: a Wi-Fi-only tablet depends on whatever network is available, so keep the phone app installed for positions you must be able to manage anywhere. The TM9 home page covers the whole app in detail.
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The same app installs on Android tablets and iPads, where the extra screen space makes charting far more comfortable.





Why a Tablet Is Different.
Install the TM9 mobile app on an Android tablet or iPad for a bigger charting screen away from the desk.
Where to get it
Android tablets install from Google Play; iPads install from the App Store. Both run the same build as the phone version.
Why a tablet
- More room for charts and studies.
- Easier drawing of levels and trendlines.
- Comfortable reading of the order ticket and history.
Alongside your other devices
Watchlists, layouts and open orders sync in real time, so a tablet slots in beside the phone and the desktop terminal rather than replacing either.
What the Extra Space Buys.
Three notes on what changes when the screen stops being phone-sized.
In practice
A common setup is the tablet as the travelling workstation: charts prepared at home on the desktop, reviewed on the tablet in a cafe, and managed from the phone when neither is to hand.
Worth knowing
A tablet without a mobile data connection depends on whatever Wi-Fi is available, so for positions you must manage, keep the phone app installed as a backup.
Who it is for
This page is for traders who prefer a larger screen away from the desk, and for anyone deciding whether a tablet is worth adding to their setup.
Where the Tablet Sits.
Between the phone in your pocket and the desktop you left at the desk.
The case for the middle device
A tablet is not a bigger phone for this purpose, it is a smaller desk. Several charts are legible at once, graphic objects can be placed accurately with a finger, and the whole thing still travels. The app itself is the same one covered on the Android and iPhone download pages — this page is about whether the device is worth using, not where the file comes from.
Good to know
TM9 is a software development company and does not provide investment or brokerage services. The platform supplies the trading terminals, analysis tools and automation; your broker holds the funds, sets spreads and leverage, and executes the orders the platform sends. Trading carries a real risk of loss, and signals or robots are tools rather than financial advice.
Read next
Install on Android. Install on iPhone. What You Need. Or open the Platform Guide for all 77 pages.
Getting TM9 Running.
Eighteen guides in six groups — the download for each device, the step-by-step installs, what to check first, what happens on first run, keeping it working, and where to go once you are trading.
You are hereDownload for Tablet · 17 more guides in this cluster.
Every guide in the download and install cluster, in the order you meet them.
One level up: Mobile Forex Trading and Forex Trading App. Or browse everything in the TM9 Guides and Platform Guide hubs.
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Or jump to the TM9 Guides and Platform Guide hubs, or the home page.