Trading automation
Alerts you already set, arriving where you will see them. A journal that fills itself from your broker’s export. A weekly summary you do not have to rebuild in a spreadsheet. These are ordinary software problems, and they are the parts of trading that quietly eat an evening a week.
Before anything else
Most asked for
Each replaces a job you are doing by hand every week. Each is small enough to build and try before committing to anything larger.
The alerts you have already set up, delivered to Telegram, Discord or email, with the symbol, timeframe, price, which rule fired and when.
Instead of Watching a chart for something you already told the platform to watch for.
Indicative setup
A$349–599
Your broker’s export turned into a journal: trades imported, notes and tags against each one, results worked out after fees, and repeat imports that do not duplicate anything.
Instead of Copying fills into a spreadsheet on a Sunday and hoping the formulas still work.
Indicative setup
A$799–1,299
One report, generated on a schedule from your own records: realised result after fees, trade counts, open positions shown separately, deposits kept apart from performance.
Instead of Rebuilding the same summary by hand, slightly differently each time.
Indicative setup
A$599–999
What it looks like
The shape of most of this work: something you check by hand on a schedule becomes something that arrives on its own, in a place you already look.
Everything else
Getting told what happened, where you will actually see it.
Your own symbols, target prices and crossing direction, with cooldowns so one wobble does not send forty messages. Shows when the price was last updated, and says so when data is stale.
Instead of Checking a price you already know you want to be told about.
Indicative setup
A$399–699
Every alert that arrived, filterable by date, symbol, strategy and timeframe, showing what was delivered, what was a duplicate and what failed. Searchable, exportable to CSV.
Instead of Scrolling a chat history to work out whether a message ever arrived.
Quoted after scoping
This one moves too much with the rules to put an honest range on.
Your conditions, written down exactly, checked against completed candles only. Shows which conditions passed and at what price, and alerts when a new match appears.
Instead of Flicking through the same twenty charts looking for the same setup.
Indicative setup
A$999–1,999
Turning exports and screenshots into a record you can read back.
Exports from your broker converted to one consistent format: timestamps, symbols, quantities, fees and currencies normalised, duplicates and malformed rows flagged, originals untouched.
Instead of Fixing the same column layout by hand every month.
Indicative setup
A$399–799
Net result, win rate, average win and loss, profit factor, and a breakdown by strategy and symbol. Every metric defined in writing, and a warning shown where the data is too thin to say.
Instead of Arguing with a spreadsheet about what counts as a win.
Quoted after scoping
This one moves too much with the rules to put an honest range on.
Equity, your chosen risk percentage, entry and stop, and the estimated cost of the trade, turned into a quantity with the assumptions shown. Tick sizes, lot sizes and currency conversion handled.
Instead of Doing the same arithmetic on a phone calculator before every entry.
Indicative setup
A$399–799
Collecting and tidying the data before anyone draws a conclusion from it.
Candles for the symbols, timeframes and dates you need, with pagination, rate limits and resuming handled. Stored as CSV or Parquet, timestamps in UTC, gaps identified, incomplete candles kept separate.
Instead of Downloading a file, finding it stops halfway, and starting again.
Quoted after scoping
This one moves too much with the rules to put an honest range on.
Your rules implemented in Pine Script with configurable inputs, readable markers and alert conditions. Repainting risks identified, and confirmed-bar signals by default.
Instead of Eyeballing a condition that you could have drawn on the chart.
Indicative setup
A$699–1,499
Your fully specified rules tested with realistic fees and slippage, look-ahead bias prevented, order timing documented, development and out-of-sample periods kept apart. A trade ledger and the assumptions in writing.
Instead of A backtest that quietly used tomorrow’s price.
Indicative setup
A$1,499–3,499
Simulated orders, positions, fees and equity, labelled as simulated throughout, with the limits of the fill model written down and a way to compare expected signals against simulated fills.
Instead of Guessing whether the rules would have done what you think.
Indicative setup
A$2,499–4,999
Knowing when something has stopped, drifted or disagreed with itself.
Read-only monitoring against limits you set for daily loss, drawdown, exposure or open positions. Each metric defined precisely, including which timezone the trading day starts in, with stale-data warnings.
Instead of Finding out at the end of the day.
Quoted after scoping
This one moves too much with the rules to put an honest range on.
Heartbeat, process status, data freshness, API failures and connection drops watched, with an alert when a threshold is crossed and a second one when it recovers. Incidents recorded; credentials never logged.
Instead of Noticing it stopped three hours ago.
Indicative setup
A$799–1,499
Your own log compared against the broker’s records, matched on identifiers where they exist. Missing trades, duplicates, quantity and fee differences and partial fills reported. Neither source is modified.
Instead of Believing two numbers that disagree.
Quoted after scoping
This one moves too much with the rules to put an honest range on.
Balances, holdings and allocation across accounts in one base currency, read-only. Transfers between your own accounts not counted twice, and deposits kept distinct from performance.
Instead of Adding up four screens to find one number.
Indicative setup
A$1,499–3,499
What the effort labels mean:
How it runs
An export, a screenshot of an alert, the spreadsheet you keep now. Real data answers more questions than a meeting does.
What counts as a closed trade, which timezone the day starts in, what happens to partial fills. Written down before anything is built, because this is where the disagreements live.
A working first version against your own data, so you can see whether it is useful before it gets bigger.
The code, how to run it, what it costs to keep running, and what it does not do. You own it.
What it costs
The same four steps every job here goes through. The scoping fee comes off the project if you go ahead, so being careful first costs nothing extra.
Free
Fifteen minutes to describe the job you do by hand. We tell you whether it is worth building before you spend anything, including when the answer is no.
A$149
The rules written down properly: what counts as a closed trade, which timezone the day starts in, what happens to partial fills. Credited against the project if you go ahead, so it costs nothing extra to be careful first.
Seventeen to choose from From A$349
Alerts, a journal, a report, a scanner, a dashboard. Quoted as a range until the rules are agreed, then as a number. Fifty per cent to start, the balance once the acceptance checks pass.
From A$59/month
A broker changes an export column, a key expires, a bot stops overnight. Optional, and you own the build either way.
Ranges are indicative and depend on how clearly the rules are specified — a scanner with three plain conditions is not the same job as one with fifteen. The written quotation comes after the rules are agreed, and it is the number that counts. Platform costs — a data feed, a chart subscription, a small server — are yours directly and are not marked up. We will tell you what they are before you commit to anything.
Afterwards
Trading tooling breaks for reasons that have nothing to do with the code. A broker changes an export column, a key expires, an exchange retires an endpoint, a bot stops at two in the morning. A journal nobody is watching quietly stops being true.
A$59/month
One scheduled health check a month, and up to 15 minutes of support.
A$149/month
Health checks, and up to one hour of support or minor changes.
A$299/month
Health checks, and up to 2.5 hours of support or minor changes.
Optional. Nothing here obliges you to take one, and you own the build either way.
How the deal works
The question behind every enquiry is what happens if it does not work. Here is the answer in advance, rather than buried in a contract after you have committed.
Ranges are indicative and depend on how clearly the rules are specified — a scanner with three plain conditions is not the same job as one with fifteen. The written quotation comes after the rules are agreed, and it is the number that counts. Platform costs — a data feed, a chart subscription, a small server — are yours directly and are not marked up. We will tell you what they are before you commit to anything.
Send a sample — an export, a screenshot of an alert, the spreadsheet you keep now. Real data answers more questions than a meeting does. The first conversation is free and takes about fifteen minutes.
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