Products
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Tools for reading an option before you place it and for following it afterwards. Every figure is calculated from market data and a pricing model, and the page says so beside the figure.
- Option FinderLists contracts on one stock side by side with cost, breakeven and leverage.
- Strategy TradingA chart beside a desk for multi-leg option positions and their payoff graph.
- Option ScreenerFilters option contracts across many stocks by the measures you choose.
- Options JournalKeeps a record of each option position, from open to close.
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Place and close orders from a chart. Accounts start on paper: orders use simulated money, and every paper screen is labelled as paper.
- TradingOne board for stock and option orders, with open positions beside it.
- Advanced ChartCandles, timeframes and indicators on a full-size chart.
- Alert TradingConnects alerts you have set up elsewhere to your desk.
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Screeners sort the market by rules you can read. Each result shows the measure that put it on the list, so you can check the reason and not only the name.
- ScreenerFilters stocks by price, volume and technical measures.
- Auto ScanKeeps scanning the market and ranks what it finds by sector; a sector opens in its own tab.
- Breakout ScannerLists stocks near a price level, with a score, a state and the level being tested.
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A backtest replays a rule over price history and reports what would have happened. It describes the past. Results are not predictions, and nothing is guaranteed.
- Code Live TestWrite a strategy as code and run it against a chart of real history. Nothing in a test goes live.
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The ML Lab walks through building a model in steps: choose a stock and the history to learn from, say what the model should look for, train it, then test it on data it has never seen. The last step exists to tell a real pattern from luck. No coding is needed.
A model that passes its test can be run on paper. Model output is a calculation from historical data, labelled as such on every screen.
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Pages for seeing what the wider market is doing before looking at one name.
- Global ConsoleWorld markets on one map: sessions, indexes, commodities and the day's headlines.
- EarningsThe earnings calendar, and each company's reported results over past quarters.
- Smart MoneyTrades that members of Congress disclose, and the holdings large funds report, in one place.
- Philosophy LensOne stock measured against several well-known investing frameworks.
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The journals fill themselves from your own trades, so there is nothing to log. They read what you traded on paper in the app and in a linked paper broker account, and they are kept in your own account.
- Stock JournalEvery closed stock trade with its entry, exit, result and time held.
- Options JournalEvery option position, its legs grouped into the structure they form. Option figures are modelled and labelled so.
- PortfolioYour open positions, profit and loss, and allocation.
- P&L CalendarProfit and loss by day, laid out as a calendar. A day opens its trades.
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Community is where members talk to each other, in text. The library is where you read about methods and terms.
- CommunityA feed of text posts, direct and group chat, and communities with their own channels. A post, a message or a member can be reported.
- LearnThe library: book summaries in our own words, topic definitions, a map of how they connect, and learning paths.
Botertrade is one workspace made of separate tools. Each one opens as a tab on your desk, and you arrange the tabs the way you work.
Botertrade is descriptive and educational software, not advice. Scores, labels and model figures are calculated from historical data and models. They describe what happened; they are not predictions, and nothing is guaranteed.