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Configure the rules
Select the market, timeframe, indicators, entry, stop, target, schedule, and optional position management.
Simple transaction
One strategy in. One verification report out.
You choose the rules. The engine tests those exact rules deterministically—without searching for a better variation after seeing the result.
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Review assumptions
See the data window, spread, commission, timing, sizing, and candle-order assumptions before the run.
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Receive the report
Review the full result, IS/OOS breakdown, cost stress, consistency, equity curves, and trade logs.
What is verified
Useful detail, kept readable.
The headline gives the whole picture first. Deeper evidence remains available without crowding the report.
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Realistic fills and costsNext-candle execution, recorded historical spread, instrument commission, and explicit stop/target ambiguity.
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In-sample and out-of-sample testingThe unchanged rules run through a chronological IS segment and a subsequent OOS validation segment.
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Account-level resultsReturns, drawdown, compounding choice, and broker lot sizing use the selected risk percentage.
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Reproducible evidenceData/profile version, engine fingerprint, normalized strategy, assumptions, and every simulated trade are retained.
Power when you need it
Simple at first. Detailed when the strategy requires it.
Core rules stay easy to configure. Optional controls expand only when selected, so detailed strategies do not make every client face a complicated form.
Signals across timeframes
Combine price, indicators, and higher-timeframe context in the same entry logic.
- Indicator-to-price and indicator-to-indicator rules
- All-rules or any-rule combinations
- Completed M1 through W1 context
Realistic execution
Describe how an order would actually become a trade and what it costs.
- Market, limit, and stop entries
- Recorded spread and stated commission
- Trading schedules, holding limits, and session exits
Stops, targets, and management
Model the lifecycle after entry without changing the strategy during the test.
- ATR, indicator, swing, fixed, and percentage levels
- Breakeven and trailing stops
- Partial profit and controlled pyramiding
See the finished product
Know what your report will look like.
The sample uses a clearly labelled benchmark strategy. It shows the full-history headline, IS and OOS results, equity curves, cost stress, assumptions, and both trade logs.
The sample is historical research, not a promise that the strategy will perform the same way in the future.
Full-history resultReturn and drawdownClosed trades
In-sample and out-of-sample results
Equity curves and chronological consistency
Assumptions, robustness checks, and complete trade logs
Launch pricing
Pay for the depth you need.
Each option covers one configured strategy and one downloadable report. The builder shows only periods supported by the selected market, timeframe, and 100,000-candle safety limit.
Focused
$39 / report
- Up to 1 year on M5 through W1
- M1 choices up to 3 months
- Full report, trade logs, and cost stress
Extended
$69 / report
- Up to 5 years where available
- Full report and trade logs
- IS/OOS and cost stress
Deep history
$99 / report
- Full testable history
- Full report and trade logs
- IS/OOS and cost stress
Private beta: the builder is available for testing. Checkout is connected before paid orders are accepted.
Questions
Know what you are buying.
What if the strategy loses?
The report is still the product. You are paying for an honest historical test, not a favourable outcome.
Does a profitable report prove future profit?
No. Backtests are hypothetical historical research. They do not predict future results or guarantee that live execution will match.
Are spreads and commissions included?
Yes. The selected profile states the recorded spread and instrument-specific commission. Overnight financing is disclosed separately when it is not modeled.
Can the strategy use higher-timeframe filters?
Yes. A strategy can trade a fast timeframe while using completed H1, H4, D1, or W1 context without seeing unfinished future candles.
Ready to make the rules testable?
Build the strategy first. You can review every assumption before running it.