Trader turned founder - building NineThirty AI for serious traders

Hi! I’m Ritvik Dashora, CFA. After years of trading and founding Tradomate (a trade analysis platform used by 250K+ traders in India), I built Ninethirty, an AI-native trade analysis platform specifically built for US Equities. Built with the same core conviction as Tradomate but engineered to a finer technical standard, the platform features a comprehensive screener, a rigorous backtesting engine, and Dr. Market - an AI copilot for market analysis, utilizing more than 10 agents and 40 tools.

I am eager to discuss agentic system design, backtesting architecture, or general market structure. We are scheduled to go live on Product Hunt on August 5th, Wednesday, and I would appreciate it if this community could stress-test the platform.

If you want early test access, please reach out to me at

You’re gonna love it!

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Hi Ritvik, great to meet you. Building on your experience with Tradomate and creating an AI-native platform for US equities sounds like a natural next step.

I'm particularly interested in the combination of a backtesting engine with an AI copilot. It seems like the real value isn't just generating insights, but helping traders understand why a particular setup or strategy makes sense.

I work in Online Reputation Management, so I also find it interesting how trust is built for AI products in finance, where reliability and transparency matter so much. Early user feedback and real-world results will probably play a huge role in that.

Best of luck with your Product Hunt launch on 5 August! I'm curious—which feature has impressed your early testers the most so far: the screener, the backtesting engine, or Dr. Market?

 Hi, thank you so much for your input - you captured our primary objective perfectly. An AI copilot loses its value if it simply delivers an authoritative response without clarifying the underlying reasoning.
We would love for you to keep tracking our journey as we head toward August 5. Given your extensive ORM background, it would be fantastic to connect and discuss the nuances of trust in the AI financial sector.

 Thanks, Ritvik—I really appreciate that.

I agree. In financial AI, trust isn't just about getting the right answer; it's about helping users understand how that answer was reached. Transparency and consistency go a long way in building confidence, especially when people are making decisions that involve real money.

I'd be happy to keep following your journey toward the August 5 launch and exchange ideas along the way. I'm looking forward to seeing how NineThirty evolves, and I'd definitely be interested in discussing trust and credibility in AI products further.

Looking forward to the launch!