Services
Your strategy, engineered properly
The process behind the robots on this site, available for your own trading rules: specification first, honest testing throughout, and risk disclosed in writing.
What we do
Six ways we can help
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Custom Expert Advisor development
Turn a written trading idea into a documented, tested MetaTrader 5 robot, with risk controls designed in from the first line.
- Written specification you approve before any code
- MQL5 source and compiled EA
- Strategy Tester report on your broker's data
- Set files and a plain-language user guide
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TradingView to MetaTrader conversion
Port a Pine Script strategy or indicator to MQL5, so the idea you tested on TradingView can run unattended on MetaTrader.
- Faithful port of the logic and inputs
- Signal comparison against the original
- Execution layer: sizing, stops, spread and session rules
- Compiled EA and source
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Backtesting and strategy validation
An honest second opinion on a strategy before real money touches it. We look for what makes the result fragile, not for ways to make it look better.
- History-quality and data checks
- Spread and commission sensitivity
- Year-by-year and out-of-sample breakdown
- A written verdict, including the losing periods
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Prop-firm readiness
Adapt an EA to a funded-account rulebook: daily-loss and drawdown limits, consistency rules and sensible position sizing for challenge conditions.
- Consistency-rule and daily-cap guard
- Drawdown and daily-loss protections
- Risk sizing matched to the programme's rules
- Demo-account test plan
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Trading utilities
The small tools that make an automated setup easier to run: trade copiers between your own accounts, on-chart panels and alerts.
- Master and slave trade copier between your accounts
- On-chart status and statistics panels
- Alert and notification hooks
- Installation notes
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Guides and education
Practical ebooks that teach forex automation from first principles, so you understand the robot you run instead of trusting it blindly.
- Beginner guides to Expert Advisors
- Build-your-own-robot guides
- Plain-English explanations of risk
Process
From idea to delivery
Four steps, with a decision point after each one, so nothing is built that you have not approved.
Brief
A short conversation about what you want to trade, the market, the account size and the rules you must respect.
Specification
We write the rules down in plain language and you sign them off. Most disagreements end here, before they cost time.
Build and test
The robot is coded, compiled and tested in iterations, with every report shared, good and bad.
Delivery
You receive the source, the compiled file, the set files and a guide, and a walkthrough of how to run it safely on demo first.
Boundaries
What we do not do
Clear limits protect both sides. These are the lines we hold.
- We do not promise or guarantee returns, and we will tell you when a test looks fragile.
- We do not manage client accounts or give personalised investment advice.
- We do not hide risk: every build is delivered with its worst drawdown disclosed.
- We do not hide a short test or a spread-sensitive result: when a number comes with a caveat, the caveat sits right next to it.
Questions
Frequently asked
How long does a custom EA take?
It depends on the complexity of the rules. A single-timeframe breakout or mean-reversion robot is usually a matter of days once the specification is signed off; larger systems take longer. You get a time estimate with the specification.
Do I own the code?
Ownership and licence terms are agreed in writing before work begins. Many clients want the compiled EA only; others want the full source.
Can you guarantee the EA will be profitable?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. We can make sure it does what the specification says, that it is tested honestly, and that its risk is understood.
Which platforms do you work with?
MetaTrader 5 (MQL5) is our home platform. We also convert from TradingView Pine Script.
What does it cost?
Pricing depends on scope. Tell us what you need and you will receive a fixed quote with the specification.
Tell us what you want to automate
A short description is enough to start: the market, the rules and the account you will run it on. You will receive a plain-language specification and a fixed quote.