From idea to an inspectable result.

1. Open a project. Bring an existing strategy folder or use Create Demo Project in Studio. Read the rules and parameters before running anything.
2. Adapt deliberately. If moving from another platform, review incompatible behavior and the converter’s decisions. Keep the original version and the conversion report.
3. Prepare the experiment. Choose market history, period and inputs. Check time conventions, execution assumptions and trading costs. Compile the strategy in the actual application.
4. Run and inspect. Look at trades, equity and drawdown together. Investigate unexpected entries or exits rather than accepting the headline return.
5. Compare one change at a time. Record the version and assumptions. Use AI Lab to explore alternatives where supported; a selected version is not automatically independently validated.
6. Test the combination. For a portfolio, examine shared capital, allocation, contribution and drawdown—not just the sum of independent backtests.

Research is not deployment.

Launcher and server capabilities have separate constraints. This preview does not promise one-click remote live trading. Confirm the supported workflow for your actual build before moving beyond simulation.

Try the clearly labelled synthetic browser example →

The website example generates candles and runs JavaScript locally. It does not compile Pine, run XTester or connect to an exchange.