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Research workspace

Quant.

Know before you risk it. Describe a strategy in plain English, test it on market data, and find out whether the result holds up before real capital or evaluation fees are on the line.

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The workspace

From an idea to a verdict

An AI-native workspace for quantitative and systematic traders. It reports the numbers, including the ones that argue against the strategy.

 Copilot

Describe a rule in plain English. Copilot writes the Python, runs the backtest in an isolated sandbox, reads the error when it fails and repairs the code.

Honest backtests

Orders fill at the next bar's open by default, after commission and slippage. Every result states the fill model and costs it used, flags gaps in the data and compares against a dividend-reinvested buy and hold.

Validation

Bootstrap Monte Carlo, regime analysis and walk-forward re-tests try to break the result, then roll up into an A–F verdict.

Prop-firm simulator

Replay a strategy day by day against one-step and two-step challenge rules, or your own: profit target, daily and total loss, static or trailing, minimum days and a time limit.

Notebooks

Python notebooks for research next to your strategies, running in the same sandbox, so exploration and testing share one set of data.

Other platforms

Syntax checks for Pine Script, NinjaScript, EasyLanguage and PowerLanguage, for strategies written elsewhere. Only Python is executed.

The workflow

Idea, rules, test, validate, decide

  1. 01

    Idea

    Start from a question, such as whether a pullback in an uptrend pays after costs.

  2. 02

    Rules

    Copilot turns it into code with exact entries, exits and sizing.

  3. 03

    Test

    A backtest on historical bars with realistic fills and costs.

  4. 04

    Validate

    Monte Carlo, regimes and walk-forward look for the luck in the result.

  5. 05

    Decide

    A verdict, and a challenge replay before an evaluation fee is paid.

The course

 Quant course

Eleven modules that teach the workflow behind the workspace: from a discretionary setup to Python, honest backtests, validation and a system that runs. Each lesson ends with a Lab exercise and a short self-check.

Modules 00–01 available
Modules
11
Lessons open
9
Reading time
2 h 15 min

Status

In private build

The workspace is being prepared for launch. Until it opens, the app button above and the Lab buttons in the course stay disabled; the course itself is open now.

Coming soon

Backtested and hypothetical performance is not a guarantee of future results.  Quant analyzes strategies and market data; it does not give investment advice and does not place live trades.