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AlgoDeploy
Python algo trading you run yourself, backtest to live
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Python algo trading you run yourself, backtest to live
16 followers
Python framework to backtest, risk-manage, and take your own strategies live — on your own Alpaca or Interactive Brokers account. Built-in indicators, risk controls, Monte Carlo. No-code UI or Python API. Runs locally — your keys never leave your machine. One-time license: buy once, own forever. 7-day free trial.
the local-only setup is really the selling point here, felt comfortable plugging in my ibkr keys without second guessing it. also the no-code ui for quick backtests is genuinely handy when you just want to sanity check an idea before coding it up.
@sebastian_tennyson Thanks Sebastian that's exactly the reaction I was hoping for. Local-only isn't a bolted-on feature, it's the whole design principle: your keys, your machine, nobody in the middle. And yeah, the no-code UI is meant for precisely that — sanity-check an idea in a minute before you sink an afternoon into coding it. When you do want to go deeper, the same engine runs from YAML or the Python API, so nothing you prototype in the UI gets thrown away. Curious what you were testing — always keen to hear what workflows people are actually running. Thanks again for taking the time.
honestly love that the keys stay local, that part sealed it for me. one thing though, would be great if you could add live PnL tracking with a simple equity curve overlay on the no-code UI, basically something that shows drawdown in real time during a session so i don't have to open a separate notebook to see how things are going.
@chapman_jeremiah Really glad the local-keys design sealed it for you
Good news on the live view — a lot of that already ships. When a strategy is running, the dashboard shows a real-time equity curve, Day P&L, per-position unrealized P&L, and a live drawdown + exposure readout, all updating over a websocket during the session — so you shouldn't need a separate notebook to keep an eye on things.
The one piece you're describing that isn't there yet is drawdown drawn as a visual overlay right on the live equity chart (today it's a live % + bar in the risk panel). That's a genuinely nice add and I'm putting it on the list — appreciate the specific, buildable feedback.