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Your own trading bot

Built from your choices. Every idea scored and explained. Every decision yours.

Free account. Starts on practice money; real money only when you switch it on. We never ask for your brokerage login.

Built from your choices

You answer the blueprint, a set of clear choices, and we set up your own copy of our working bot from it: your markets, your currency, your funds, your limits.

Report in
Hold
Check-ups
Before a trade

Your bot reports in euros, holds US and European shares through index funds, checks in once a month and asks you before every plan.

Write the real briefFree. Nothing is charged until you agree a price.
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Every idea, weighed

Each idea comes with a score for how strongly the signals agree. Signals that stay silent count against it, so the score never claims certainty.

Example idea

Buy more of the Europe fund

Confidence48%

Stays an idea: not enough agreement.

Example. Click a signal to change what it says. The bot's real scoring uses more readings.

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Signal or noise?

After every backtest the bot checks the result: does it hold on years it was never tuned on, does it beat the same trades shuffled at random, does it rest on one lucky stretch. You get a verdict, a score out of 100 and every check in one line.

The strategyJust holdingShaded: years it was not picked on

Looks brilliant. It was a coin toss.

Made-up market and strategies, 200 tried. Shows how the checks work, nothing about real results.

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Nothing moves without you

The bot prepares a plan and waits for your yes. Or let it run by itself within limits you set; it still asks before large, uncertain trades.

Monthly check-up plan

Waiting for you
  1. Sell part of the US fundIt has grown past its band
  2. Buy the Europe fundIt is below its target
  3. Keep the cash bufferYour rule: always a small reserve

Example plan on practice money.

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One price. Yours to keep.

$649once

The base bot, plus only the add-ons you pick. Every add-on together comes to $999. Hosting is optional, $15/month.

Sign up before 31 December 2026: 35% off the one-time price.

Affiliate programme

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Straight answers

Do you manage my money or trade for me?
We don't manage money. Your bot is software you control: it starts on practice money, and only if you choose does it trade in your own brokerage account - after you sign a short agreement and set your own limits, following the rules you picked. We never hold your money and never ask for your broker password. Real money opens on every bot as soon as our company is registered.
What do I actually get?
Your own copy of our working bot, set up from your choices: your markets and currency, which funds, your protections, how often it rebalances and how decisions reach you. It analyses, explains each idea in plain words and leaves every trade to you. It starts on simulated trading, and Statistics pages are built in.
What if I change my mind about a choice later?
You can always change it. Every choice you make in the blueprint - your mix, the index fund's share, stops and limits, how long a plan waits for your OK, your tax country, your benchmark, your broker's fees, the extras' switches, even the practice account's currency and amount (it then starts over) - can be changed later in your bot's Settings, as often as you like.
How will I see how it is doing?
The bot has its own Statistics pages: key numbers, a month-by-month grid, year by year, rolling 12 months, how far ahead or behind the yardstick you choose it is, the spread of daily moves and how it moves against the market. Everything is labelled as simulated, shown as percentages and never annualised.
Are the results on this page real client results?
No. They come from the developer's own test account, which trades with simulated money at real market prices. They are not client results, and past performance does not predict future results.
Why does the bot show the drawdown, and compare with something?
A return means little on its own. The maximum drawdown shows the worst fall along the way, so you see the rough with the smooth. A yardstick is optional: pick the S&P 500, world or European stocks, 60/40, inflation or cash, and see what simply holding it did over the same days.
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