Everything the desk has. None of the headcount.
Twelve surfaces that turn a discretionary trader into a systematic one: grouped by what you're trying to do. Pick where you start. They all run on our infrastructure, without ever holding your keys.
Signal engine
60+ models vote on every setup, 21 by default. One TAKE / SKIP read with R:R. Plus ready-made systems (SIE, Trend Reversal, Signal Wizard) and a preset marketplace.
Market analytics
Charts with structure, a trend matrix across every pair and timeframe, mood screener, fractal analogs, order-book flow, RSI heatmap, AI news: eight surfaces, one product.
Trade Scout
Ask the engine where the best setup is right now: pick a format (scalp / intraday / swing / positional) and your risk, it scans the whole market and ranks candidates.
Setup analyzer
Bring a coin and your risk. It scores the setup 0‑100, commits to one verdict (TAKE / NEUTRAL / SKIP) and works out the entry, stops, take-profit ladder and size before you risk a cent.
Trading terminal
One window across HL, Binance and Bybit: order book, chart and order panel side by side. Basic in one click, advanced when you need it.
Execution
Entry, stop, the take-profit ladder and DCA insurance go in together, in parallel across venues. Non-custodial: your keys never leave your exchange.
Mission Control
Your whole fleet on one screen: every position across every venue, P&L broken down per strategy, liquidation health and anti-tilt, live.
Strategies
Group configs under one strategy, set budget rules, and let the engine propose how to shift capital toward what's performing. You approve: nothing moves on its own.
Strategy workshop
Build entry logic by dragging blocks. No Pine Script. See the logic with your eyes before it ever trades.
Backtest lab
Test a strategy on history before you risk real size: walk-forward, Monte Carlo, optimizers, paper-strategy drift. Honest cost model, idea to live in one click.
Journal & insights
An AI reads your trade history and names the mistake you keep repeating, with examples. Notes, mood, tags, and paper-strategy drift alerts.
Non-custodial by architecture. Institutional risk controls. Multi-operator, audited.