Comparison
When the signal is the easy part.
Charting and indicator tools tell you what to do. Quanify does it. If you have reached the point where the bottleneck is not finding the setup but taking it consistently, on every account, at the right size, this is the layer that solves that.
From a signal to a filled order
Anything that can send an HTTP request can drive Quanify — a PineScript alert, a Python script, a scheduled job. The signal is risk-checked, sized for each account it is routed at, and sent to your broker. There is nothing to install and no machine to keep awake.
That is the difference worth being clear about: an indicator suite ends at the alert. Quanify starts there.
Discipline you do not have to supply
The reason most people want automation is not speed, it is consistency. A daily loss cap stops an account opening new exposure once it is hit. A maximum order size caps what a signal can open. Double entries are off by default, so a signal that would grow a position you already hold is refused while scaling out is still allowed.
None of those block a closing order. A control that stops you getting out is not a risk control.
- Signal sources
- PineScript, Python, any raw POST
- Sizing
- Per sub-account multiplier, whole numbers
- Risk
- Daily loss cap and max order size, per account
- Runtime
- Server-side — no VPS, no desktop agent
One decision, every account
Copy Trader mirrors one leader account across every account you own, each at its own whole-number multiplier. A four-lot fill lands as four, eight or twelve. Funded accounts, evaluations and a personal book can all follow the same leader at sizes each can carry.
Automation and Copy Trader share the same broker connection, so an account moves between running your strategy and mirroring your own hand-trading without re-onboarding.
The record builds itself
Every signal is logged with what it said and what happened to it; every fill lands in the journal tagged by strategy, account and session. Sharpe, Sortino, Calmar, win rate, drawdown and a monthly P&L calendar come out of that automatically, so you are not exporting a CSV at the end of the month to find out how you did.
A paper recorder runs alongside live accounts, so a strategy you have not funded yet still builds a track record.
Common questions
Does Quanify replace my charting tool?
No, and it is not trying to. Keep whatever you already use to find setups — Quanify takes the alert it produces and executes it. The two sit at different points in the same workflow.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. A TradingView alert with the default placeholder fields is enough to drive it. If you do write code, a raw POST works identically.
Can I test it without funding an account?
Yes. Connect a simulated or evaluation account and run everything against it. Nothing about the configuration changes when you point the same trader at live money.
Which brokers does it route to?
Tradovate, NinjaTrader and TopstepX, connected directly rather than through a third-party bridge.
Start on a simulated account.
Connect a sim or evaluation account and run the whole product against it before you point anything at live money. Nothing about the setup changes when you do.