🕐 Killzones Pro — Session Structure That Cleans Itself Up

Every ICT trader watches the same four windows: Asia, London, NY AM, NY PM. Killzones Pro draws them properly — and more importantly, it knows when a level is done.

⚡ What Makes It Different

Levels that expire when they're taken

• Session High/Low lines extend to the right — until price sweeps them
• The moment a level is taken, the line stops. No dead levels cluttering your chart
• Instantly see which liquidity is still resting and which is already gone

Today only — always

• All four zones of the current trading day, shown simultaneously
• At the daily reset, everything clears and rebuilds from scratch
• Zero historical clutter, ever

📦 Features

🎯 Four Configurable Sessions

• Asia, London, NY AM, NY PM — each independently toggleable
• Sessions defined in New York time, exactly like the classic ICT setup
• Fully editable time windows (0830-1100 format) — build your own killzones
• Configurable NY UTC offset for DST handling

🎨 Clean Visual Layout

• Labeled band above each session with vertical boundary markers
• Tinted zone box across the session's range
• Dotted High/Low levels with clear text labels
• ATR-scaled placement — adapts automatically to Gold, Indices, or FX
• Full control over colors, opacity, thickness, and font size

📊 Live Info Panel

• Active Zone — which session is running right now, color-coded
• NY Time — current New York time, so session strings always make sense
• Day Anchor — the trading day currently displayed
• Per-zone High & Low — actual price levels, dimmed and marked once swept
• Pending zones clearly marked before they open
• Collapsible with one click

⚙️ Built Properly

• ✅ ATR-based positioning — no fixed pips, works on every instrument
• ✅ Performance-optimized — history-load gating, no redraw storms
• ✅ Configurable session reset hour — align to your broker's day
• ✅ Full error handling — invalid session formats logged, never silent failures

🎯 Ideal For

ICT and Smart Money traders who trade session liquidity, sweeps, and killzone timing — and want a chart that stays readable.