Multi-Device
Sync.

One account, every screen

TM9 runs on a basic phone, a smartphone, the web, and the desktop terminal. Your account is the same on all of them.

What syncs

• Watchlists.
• Chart layouts.
• Open orders and positions.

In real time

Changes made on one device show up on the others as they happen, so you can start a setup on desktop and manage it from your phone.

In practice

The test of sync is boring but useful: open a position on the desktop terminal, pick up your phone, and the position, the watchlist and the chart layout are already there. Nothing to export, nothing to set up twice, nothing that only exists on one machine.

Worth knowing

Sync also covers the parts people forget: the studies on a chart, the order of a watchlist and the positions currently open. That is what makes it realistic to prepare on a desktop in the morning and trade from a phone in the afternoon without rebuilding anything.

Who it is for

Sync earns its keep for traders who move between a desk and a phone during the day, and for anyone who prepares in the evening on one machine and trades in the morning from another. If you only ever use one device, it simply stays out of the way.

Where this sits

Every TM9 feature is built around one idea: quotes, charts, orders and alerts belong in the same app, on every device you own. TM9 is the software layer — your broker holds the funds and executes what the app sends. That separation is why you can change how you trade without changing where your money sits.

How TM9 fits together

Quotes, charts, orders, alerts and copy trading are one app rather than five, and the same account runs on a basic phone, a smartphone, the Web Terminal and the desktop terminal. Behind the app, a rewritten execution engine cuts order roundtrip to under 40 ms on average. In front of it sits your broker, who holds the funds and executes what TM9 sends. That split is what lets you change devices, layouts or strategies without touching where your money is kept.

Good to know

TM9 is a software platform, not a broker. Features like charting, alerts and copy trading run inside the app, while funding, spreads, leverage and execution policy stay with the broker you connect. Trading carries a real risk of loss, and signals shown in the app are information rather than financial advice. The mobile and web apps are free for end users.