Turn a trading idea written in plain English into a ready-to-use automated strategy — for Tradetron, TradingView, and MetaTrader 5. No coding needed.
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Think of it as a translator. You describe your trading rules in everyday language — like “Buy Nifty call when RSI crosses above 25, exit at 15% profit.” The app writes the technical file that trading platforms understand, and you download it and use it. You never touch any code.
You pick the platform at the top of the screen. Each one gives you a file made for that platform:
Each time the app builds a strategy for you, it uses 1 credit. You buy credits in advance from your Wallet. New users get some free welcome credits to try it out.
The Top Bar
This bar is always visible. Its main job is to switch which platform you’re building for, and to show your wallet and account.
The three buttons on the left choose what kind of file you want to build. The highlighted (lime) one is the one you’re using now. Switching changes the whole screen to match that platform.
The little coloured circle switches the look between the dark theme and a lighter “classic” theme. Purely about comfort — it doesn’t change how anything works.
Shows how many credits you have left, at a glance. Click it to open the full Wallet page to add money or see your history.
Click your name to open a small menu: Profile, Wallet, Invoices, My Generations, Change Password, Logout. (Each of these is explained later.)
The Left Menu
This is where you start a new strategy, save/load your work, and open the converters. (The labels change slightly to match the platform — e.g. “Export JSON” on Tradetron becomes “Export Pine Script” on TradingView.)
Clears everything and starts you fresh with an empty strategy.
Downloads your finished strategy as a file onto your computer, ready to load into the trading platform.
Loads a strategy file you previously downloaded back into the app, so you can edit it again.
Turns a strategy from one platform’s language into another’s. Covered in its own section below.
Saves your current work to your account (the cloud), so it’s waiting for you next time under “My Strategies”.
Opens the list of everything you’ve saved. Covered in its own section below.
Tradetron Mode · Step 1
This is the main screen. You tell the app your trading idea here, then it builds the strategy. There are two ways to describe it — Free text (just type it) and Guided (fill in boxes). And there are two tabs — Input (where you describe) and Output (where you review what was built).
Input is where you describe your idea. Output is where you see the finished strategy the app built, and can fine-tune it. You normally start on Input.
Free text = write your rules in a sentence, like talking to a person. Guided = fill in labelled boxes (entry rule, target, stop-loss, option type, etc.) if you’d rather be pointed step by step.
The four basics of any trade:
Type your full idea here in plain English — entry, exit, profit target, stop-loss, and square-off time. The more clearly you say it, the better the result. There’s also an Upload file button if your idea is in a document.
Ready-made example ideas under the box. Click one to drop it into the idea box — great for seeing how to phrase things, or as a starting point you then edit.
A small preview showing exactly what the app understood from your inputs before building. A quick sanity check that it got your instrument, timeframe and idea right.
The big button that builds your strategy. It uses 1 credit. When it’s done, it switches you to the Output tab to review the result.
Tradetron Mode · Step 1 (alternative)
If you don’t want to write a sentence, the Guided tab gives you labelled boxes. Fill what you know; leave a box blank (or type NA) to skip it. The app builds the same kind of strategy from your answers.
Tick which side(s) you want. Bullish = an up-move trade (usually buy Call/CE). Bearish = a down-move trade (usually buy Put/PE). Tick both to build both.
The earliest time the strategy is allowed to take a trade each day.
Your entry rule, in plain words — the signal that triggers a trade.
When to book profit and when to cut a loss. You can set each as a % or a fixed ₹ amount using the dropdown next to it.
Describes the exact option to trade:
Tradetron Mode · Step 2
After you click Generate, the app shows the finished strategy here, broken into clear parts. Everything is editable — you can rename it, tweak the rules, add more legs — and then export it.
The title, a few category tags, and a short description of what the strategy does. Edit the name so it’s easy to find later.
Optional helper values the strategy re-uses (advanced). Most users can ignore this — the app fills in what’s needed.
A “set” is one complete trade plan. Inside it you see the Entry rule and the Exit rule as editable boxes. You can change the wording of a condition right here and it updates the strategy.
The actual option(s) the set buys or sells. + Leg adds another option to the same trade (for spreads/straddles).
Adds another independent trade plan to the same strategy — for example a Call set and a Put set together.
Downloads the finished strategy file. This is the file you import into Tradetron.
TradingView Mode
Switch the top bar to TradingView and the app becomes a Pine Script writer. Describe what you want in plain English and it gives you a ready-to-paste Pine Script (version 6) for TradingView charts.
Describe the indicator or strategy you want on your chart — lines to plot, arrows/alerts on signals, or full buy/sell rules.
Choose the output type:
Same idea as Tradetron mode, but for Pine files — start blank, download your script, or load one back in to edit.
MetaTrader 5 Mode
Switch the top bar to MT5 and the app writes an “Expert Advisor” — a robot (.mq5 file) that trades automatically in MetaTrader 5. You describe the entry/exit signals; the app adds the execution engine.
Describe the entry and exit signals only. Things like lot size, target, stop-loss and trailing are added automatically as settings you can tune inside MetaTrader.
Every EA comes with easy on/off settings inside MetaTrader: Base Lot Size, Enable Long/Short, Max Trades Per Day, and Target / Stoploss / Trailing (in points or %). You adjust these without editing code.
Start a blank EA, download the finished .mq5 file, or load one back in to edit.
Code Converter
Already have a strategy in one platform’s language and want it in another? Paste it in and the converter rewrites it. It handles three directions.
Convert as picks whether you’re trading the option contract (option-strike) or a simple long/short on the index/futures. Symbol is the instrument. Mode chooses a back-testable strategy vs a signals-only indicator.
Paste your existing code (or upload the file), then click Convert. The app rebuilds the entry/exit logic for the target platform and, for Tradetron, adds the connection “bridge” so it’s ready to run.
My Strategies
Everything you save lands here, so you can come back, edit, export or delete any time. There’s also a small dashboard of counts at the top.
Quick totals — how many strategies you’ve made, how many are drafts, and how many trade “sets” across them. Just an overview.
Each row is one strategy, showing its name, the exchange, number of sets and a Draft/Shared tag. Three buttons on each row:
A separate list of files made with the Code Converter, each with a Download button.
Wallet & Credits
Credits are what you spend to build strategies. The Wallet page shows your balance, explains the rate, and lets you top up.
Shows both your credits and their rupee value. This is how many strategies you can still build.
A plain-language reminder of the rate so you always know what you’re getting.
Type an amount (or tap a quick +₹1000 / +₹2000 / +₹5000 button) and click Add Money to pay. Credits appear within about a minute of a successful payment.
A history list of every credit added and every credit spent (with the strategy name and date), so you can track your usage.
Your Account Menu
These open from the menu under your name (top-right).
Your details — name, email, phone, address, and (optional) GST & PAN numbers used on invoices. Fill them in and click Update Profile.
Same Wallet page described above — balance, top-up, and history.
Your payment receipts/tax invoices for the money you’ve added, ready to view or download.
A history of every strategy/script the app has built for you, so you can find and re-download past outputs.
Update the password you use to log in. (If you signed in with Google, you manage the password in your Google account instead.)
Signs you out of the app.
Putting It Together
Here’s the whole journey for a typical Tradetron strategy — from idea to live in your trading platform.
Common Questions
Do I need to know coding?
No. You describe your idea in plain English; the app writes all the code/technical file for you.
What does one strategy cost?
1 credit per build. 1 credit = ₹200. New users get free welcome credits to start.
Will my strategy actually trade?
Yes — strategies you export deploy and trade correctly once imported into your platform (Tradetron/TradingView/MT5).
Can I change a strategy after it’s built?
Yes. Edit it on the Output tab (or later from My Strategies), then export again.
My payment didn’t add credits — what do I do?
Make sure you paid with the same email shown on the Wallet page. Credits normally appear within a minute; if not, contact support.