My Ai Trading Platform

One Simple Strategy. Eight Conditions. Color-coded stock research, recorded holdings and paper tests. Live use will require a separately connected market-data provider.

Color-coded research · Eight entry checks · Recorded portfolio · Replay & paper tests · Separate live-data account required
Phone · Tablet · Desktop computer

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Not available to purchase · App price and release date to be announced · Separate market-data fees may apply

One Simple Strategy. Eight Conditions.

A clear view of your stock watchlist, the reasons behind each research signal, and the records of trades you choose to make. The current prototype uses Yahoo completed-minute data for paper research. Live signals remain locked while provider integration and validation are unfinished.

Coming Soon — no purchases or customer access yet. All eight phone screenshots use fictional information inside the actual dashboard interface.

Eight fixed captures of the actual dashboard interface, filled with fictional information. These are illustrations, not current quotes, trade recommendations or actual performance. Swipe, use arrows or choose a view.

What you will need to run it

A supported phone, tablet or computer browser and reliable internet. Keep the page open for in-app alerts.
Your own trading platform for actual trades. You must manually place buy, sell, and protective orders through your trading platform. This app does not execute trades or automatically sync your account balances or fills.
For future live use, a separately connected supported market-data account with consolidated SIP quotes, minute bars, volume and SPY coverage. Alpaca is one example; other providers require a compatible integration.
The provider’s account approval, data permissions and any subscription fees. Keep API credentials private; a secure connection method must be completed before release. Do not send keys by email or enter them into this preview.
A customer sign-in and private sync setup at release. The current owner-only prototype is not a shared customer account.
Your symbols and risk plan. Understand the eight entry checks, fixed −5% stop and selected target, and test on paper before considering real use.

Yahoo observation or a live data service?

You can use the app’s Yahoo observation mode for paper testing and historical review. Its completed-minute prices may be delayed, and quote timing and bid/ask spread are unverified. Yahoo offers real-time quotes for some markets on its own service; the app does not assume its Yahoo data is an executable live feed.

For future live use, connect a supported provider such as Alpaca with the appropriate consolidated SIP coverage, account permissions and subscription. The connection and validation must be completed before live signals can be enabled. Alpaca’s free IEX feed has limited exchange coverage. Even a live feed does not change the strategy’s use of completed one-minute bars.

Yahoo’s market coverage and data timing ↗

Data costs are separate

As checked October 29, 2026, Alpaca lists Basic as free with single-exchange IEX equities data and Algo Trader Plus at $99/month with all-U.S.-exchange stock coverage. This strategy’s intended live mode requires consolidated SIP coverage; the free IEX feed does not meet that requirement. Prices, eligibility, licensing and commercial-use terms can change. No data subscription is included or purchased here.

Alpaca is an example, not a current connection or a required executing broker. Purchasing a plan alone will not enable this app. Secure integration, entitlements and strategy validation must be completed first.

Alpaca’s official data plans ↗ · IEX and SIP explained ↗

For the owner before retail release: provide separate customer accounts and secure connections; confirm market-data display/commercial-use rights. A personal data subscription does not automatically permit distributing data to customers. No shared live-data entitlement is offered by this Coming Soon listing.

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My Ai Trading Platform

33 designed features

One Simple Strategy. Eight Conditions. A rule-based opening-range breakout strategy combines time, price, trend, volume, spread and market-direction checks. It supports research and manual decisions; no profitability has been established.
Watch up to 20 supported U.S. stock and ETF symbols together. Add or remove symbols in saved test settings. Removing a symbol from the watchlist preserves its recorded trades and saved research history.
Each stock has a compact chart, observed price, entry level, stop, target, recommendation and explanation. Open Details for the larger featured chart and indicators.
Entire stock boxes change color: green BUY, yellow WAIT, blue HOLD, red SELL, orange STOP-LOSS, gray DATA UNAVAILABLE. Prominent recommendation badges and readable reasons explain the current state.
The separate green ENTRY PRICE REACHED indicator only confirms a price threshold. It can light up while the stock remains WAIT because another entry condition has not passed.
Each stock box always shows a bright cyan count such as “3 out of 8 conditions met,” above Show all conditions. The count updates on refresh without opening the details. Expand the panel for unmet checks. Unavailable checks are not counted; stale or unusable data shows zero confirmed conditions. Each stock’s panel stays open or closed through automatic refreshes.
Entry condition 1 — trading window: weekdays from 6:30 a.m. Pacific, with no new entries at or after 12:25 p.m. The configured research session ends at 12:30 p.m. Pacific.
Entry condition 2 — price above VWAP: the completed bar must close above the session’s volume-weighted average price.
Entry condition 3 — trend: the 9-period exponential moving average must be above the 21-period exponential moving average.
Entry condition 4 — volume: the latest completed minute must have at least 1.5 times the average volume of the preceding 20 minutes.
Entry condition 5 — spread: the intended live strategy requires a bid/ask spread no wider than 0.10%. Yahoo observation has no verified bid/ask spread and explicitly omits this check; its paper setups are not fully verified live BUY signals.
Entry condition 6 — market direction: SPY must have enough recent bars and be above its 21-period exponential moving average.
Entry condition 7 — a fresh breakout: the latest bar closes at or above the first 15 minutes’ high plus $0.01, after the previous bar was below that trigger.
Entry condition 8 — entry-price cap: the observed close, or the live ask when supported, must be at least the trigger and no higher than the trigger plus one quarter of recent ATR, rounded to cents. This limits chasing an extended move.
Data prerequisites apply before the eight checks: valid, recent, continuous one-minute bars beginning at 6:30 a.m. and at least 22 completed bars. The earliest possible setup is 6:52 a.m. Pacific; a later paper fill and provider delays can push entry later. A signal is never guaranteed at 6:52.
Choose a 5%, 10%, 15% or 20% profit target. The default stop-loss is fixed at 5% below entry. Price levels round to cents. Stops and the 12:30 p.m. session exit can produce losses or smaller gains; a selected target is not a promised return.
Record confirmed broker fills with symbol, whole or fractional share quantity, actual purchase price, optional purchase date, fixed stop and selected target. Saving confirms success or shows an error. These are records, not trade orders.
Each purchase has its own BUY line in one alternating-shade trade-history table. Record full or partial sales against a purchase lot; edit remaining holdings or delete an incorrect record after reviewing its effect on linked sales. Editing history changes records only.
Portfolio rows group remaining shares by stock, showing weighted average cost, remaining cost basis, observed price, position value, and unrealized dollar and percentage gain/loss when usable prices are available. Recorded realized gains exclude fees and taxes.
Today’s recorded buys, sales and realized P/L are separate from all-open-position unrealized P/L and from the fictional paper-test results. Missing quote values are labeled unavailable.
The current private prototype syncs the signed-in dashboard owner’s trade records and test settings across devices. Old browser records require a one-time reviewed import on the original device. Visible devices check for synced records about every 15 seconds and when returning to the app. A separate customer account system is required before retail release; visitors cannot access the owner’s trades.
In-app recorded-holding alerts compare recent completed Yahoo minute closes with each saved lot’s stop and target during the configured session. Stale, missing or prior-session data pauses these alerts. A reached threshold is not a confirmed broker fill.
Optional sound alerts use different BUY and SELL patterns, a visible alert and optional repetition until acknowledged. Sound preferences stay on the current device. Enable audio with a tap; phone volume, silent modes, background throttling and suspension can affect delivery. The page must remain open. Closed-app push, SMS and email alerts are not included.
Yahoo observation can be used for paper testing and historical review. This app uses completed one-minute Yahoo bars with delay and bid/ask spread unverified; it does not treat them as an executable live feed. Yahoo itself offers real-time quotes for some markets, so not all Yahoo data is delayed. A supported live provider such as Alpaca with consolidated SIP access will require a separate account, permissions and a working integration. Even with a live feed, this strategy waits for completed one-minute bars. Three-second screen checks do not remove provider delays, caching or rate limits. Missing or unreliable data pauses evaluation; replacement prices are never invented.
Replay the latest available historical session at 1 or 4 bars per second, pause, resume or restart. Replay and demonstration are clearly separate from current market observation.
Paper research records modeled entries, exits, prices, times and P/L, with winner/loser/break-even totals and cumulative modeled results. It uses one share per trade, at most three entries per session, next-bar entry and stated slippage assumptions. If a stop and target are touched within the same minute, the stop wins. Fees and actual market fills are not modeled.
Saved cloud paper snapshots can be reviewed later. Results remain separated by strategy/settings, and reruns safely replace the matching date/ticker snapshot. Automatic runs require a separately configured cloud schedule; the prototype’s limited test schedule is not an ongoing customer service.
Export trade history and portfolio CSV files, or download a private JSON backup. Loading a backup previews a merge and requires an explicit import; it does not silently replace cloud records. Backup files contain personal trading information and must be stored securely.
The responsive dashboard has quick controls for Record a trade, Sound & alerts, Replay, Symbols & paper tests, and Export & backup. Larger charts, detailed strategy text and less-used controls expand on demand. Use the same app icon on supported phone Home Screens and desktops.
Live use requires an internet connection and a supported, appropriately licensed market-data provider with consolidated U.S. stock/ETF prices, bid/ask quotes, volume, completed bars and SPY coverage. Alpaca with suitable SIP access is one possible provider; another provider needs a supported adapter. Provider fees and eligibility are separate from any app price.
Current release status: Coming Soon. The prototype uses Yahoo paper research. Alpaca integration, secure customer-by-customer data connection and live-strategy validation remain to be completed. A provider subscription alone does not connect the app or unlock live recommendations. App pricing and a release date have not been announced.
You must use your own trading platform to manually place buy, sell, and protective orders. This app provides research and trade records; it does not execute trades. There is no automated order routing, OCO/bracket placement, or automatic synchronization with your trading platform’s balances or fills.
Risk and operating limits: prices and alerts can be delayed, data can fail, a stop may execute below its level, and any strategy can lose money. The app supplies research and recordkeeping rather than personalized investment advice. No win rate, minimum return or guaranteed protection is claimed.

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