The tour

Look at the
actual thing.

Every screen below is a real capture of the live platform — not a mock-up, not a render. Walk through it end to end: what you set up, what you watch, how a bot reasons, and how it improves itself inside limits you set.

21real screens
5chapters
~4 minto read

Set it up once

About ten minutes, then it runs without you.

Connect your own exchange account

Toobit and ByBit are both supported — pick either, or connect both and run them side by side. Step-by-step instructions for creating the API keys. The keys are encrypted before they are stored, and they only ever place orders — your funds never leave your own exchange account, and we cannot withdraw them. (Screen captured in July, when Toobit was the only live exchange.)

Create a bot in three steps

No strategy to write. Pick a pair, set how much per trade and how much risk, and the bot tunes the rest to that market by itself.

Watch it work

Everything the bots do, in plain sight.

The whole account at a glance

Live equity, how much capital is committed, long/short coverage, and rolling performance — read straight from the exchange, not from our own bookkeeping. The performance strip covers whatever window you pick; this one is the seven days to 31 July 2026.

Every open position, with its protection showing

Take-profit, stop-loss and liquidation distance on every row, plus automatic alerts when the market regime flips or a stop is getting close.

One position, head to toe New

How long it has been open, the full money row — size, margin, average entry, take-profit, mark, stop-loss and how far away liquidation sits — and the funding actually charged since it opened, taken from the exchange's own ledger rather than estimated. Below that, the averaging-down ladder with one-click controls to add or remove a step.

Your fleet, each bot with its reason

Every bot shows what it decided on its last look at the market and the exact rule behind that decision.

Look inside any bot

It shows its work. Every tick, every rule.

The bot page

Live reasoning on the left, every setting on the right. Nothing about how it decides is hidden from you.

The decision, check by check

Every rule it just evaluated with the real number beside it — the trend read, the entry triggers, and the safety vetoes. This screen catches the safety layer doing its job: the trend agrees and the triggers have fired, and it is still holding, because one veto says the market has run too far from its longer-term trend.

The numbers behind the rules

All fourteen dials in plain language — each with its factory default and the value the optimizer has earned from this bot's own trading history.

Scored by market condition, not just totals

The record split by what the wider market was doing at entry. This is the evidence the bot's self-tuning actually draws on.

You decide when it may trade at all

A simple grid: may it go long, or short, in a rising, falling or directionless market? Here both directions are switched off in directionless markets. The audit button back-tests that choice on demand.

It improves itself — on your leash

The newest work, and the part we are proudest of.

Seven dials. Three answers each. New

For everything the optimizer could change, you choose: Automatic (change it yourself), Suggest only (show me and wait), or Never (don't even look). Two protections hold whatever you pick — an automatic run may make the safety filters stricter, but only you can loosen them.

A real proposal, with its evidence

It explains its read of the market in plain English, proposes specific changes, and shows the tests each one survived. Anything that would use more of your capital is flagged “your call”.

Then it marks its own homework New

After a change has had time to trade, it re-measures against real closed trades and publishes the verdict — including “it did worse”. A system honest enough to say that is one that can safely roll a bad change back on its own.

Ask which candle size suits the pair New

It measures how the pair actually moves at every timeframe, then asks the AI model you pick. Here: best fit 1h, 72% confident — with the reasoning written for a human, not a quant.

… and it ranks the alternatives honestly New

Every timeframe gets a verdict and a reason, including the one currently in use — rated only workable here. The advice can never change the bot by itself; you still press save.

Set it once, apply it to everything New

Tune manually, on a schedule, or when performance drifts — then push that choice, or the whole permission sheet, across your entire fleet in one action.

And every dial stays yours

Capital, size per trade, averaging steps and spacing, take-profit, the stop, the candle size. Deleting a bot never touches anything already live on the exchange.

Your money stays yours

Non-custodial, encrypted, and cancellable.

Keys encrypted, and masked even from you

Once saved, a key is never shown again — not on this page, not to us. Practice mode (“dry-run”) simulates everything with no real orders, so you can watch it work before risking anything.

A reconciled record of everything

Every trade, the signal behind it, and what the AI cost to produce it — over any date range you choose, and exportable to a spreadsheet whenever you want it. Fees and AI spend are shown as their own line, so the net figure is genuinely net.

Pay in USDT, on whichever chain suits you

Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Solana or Tron. Your subscription activates by itself once the payment confirms on-chain. Cancel any time.

Seen enough?
Your first month is free.

No card. Practice mode included, so you can watch it trade before you risk anything.

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