The chart
Live candles, 20+ built-in indicators, a full drawing toolset, market sessions, and
per-symbol settings that follow the trader between devices.
Alerts
Price alerts on any symbol, delivered while the trader is away from the screen.
The order ticket
Market, limit, stop and stop-limit orders with bracket exits, saved exit plans, and one
order path with the safety rails on by default.
Bar replay and backtesting
Replay any session bar by bar, and test strategies against history before risking an
account.
Strategies and scripts
Author strategies and custom indicators in the built-in editor, with the platform’s own
scripting SDK and built-ins.
The journal
A calendar of every session, with the trades attached — the review habit a firm wants its
traders to have.
The trade copier
Mirror one account’s trades into others, for traders running more than one account.
Leaderboard and competitions
Real-P&L standings and prize-pool competitions, if you want your traders competing in
public.
The AI assistant
An assistant that reads the trader’s own charts and journal, in the same workspace.
Phone and desktop
The same workspace on a phone, including the chart, the ticket, and every menu built for
touch.
Why this matters to your integration
Your engineers integrate the parts a firm actually owns: issuing accounts, governing risk, reconciling billing, and reacting to events. The trading experience is already built and already maintained — so an evaluation you sell on Monday is tradable on a full platform the same day, without a front end of your own.Building your own front end anyway? The chart library and the
TypeScript SDK are the same pieces this platform is
made of.
What you still decide
- Which accounts exist, and on what terms — Prop firms or Connect.
- The risk that governs them — Govern account risk.
- What your own systems do with the events — Receive events.