Foundation + MT4 Validation
Public site, private owner app, Live Lab, $1,000 challenge profiles, isolated MT4 connector, signal ingestion, risk checks, audit logs, broker feed and deploy pipeline.
The roadmap is intentionally product-shaped now so every month of trading-engine work also improves the site, workflows, diagnostics and future commercial foundation.
Public site, private owner app, Live Lab, $1,000 challenge profiles, isolated MT4 connector, signal ingestion, risk checks, audit logs, broker feed and deploy pipeline.
Versioned strategy profiles, threshold comparison, rejected-trade analytics, replay tools, session analysis, expectancy, R distributions and side-by-side experiments.
TP1/TP2/TP3, partial closes, breakeven, structure trailing, runners, daily loss limits, profit locks, exposure controls, stale-signal protection and reconciliation.
MT5 connector, TradingView webhook strategy intake, unified broker/account views and connector health diagnostics.
Ask the trade history questions, summarize changes, explain failures, compare presets, detect overtrading patterns and surface candidate rules for human testing.
User accounts, onboarding, permissions, subscriptions architecture, installer polish, documentation, support tools, security review, backup/restore and audit export.
Broker APIs, prop-style rule templates, verified performance views, strategy sharing and community features only after the core engine is proven enough to justify them.
We do not advance because the UI looks finished. Each phase should leave behind measurable reliability, safety and usability improvements.
Expectancy, drawdown and repeatability improve across enough data to matter.
Connections recover, duplicate actions are blocked and every lifecycle event is auditable.
A new user can understand what happened without reading raw MT4 logs or guessing which switch matters.
Six months of testing will expose priorities we cannot predict today. Tradinator should make those discoveries easy to fold back into the product.