Tell an edge from a coincidence.

Out-of-sample windows, overfit detection and parameter-stability views help you tell an edge from a coincidence.

An optimization runs and ranks parameter sets in a results table.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose a strategy

    Pick the strategy you want to tune.

  2. 2

    Run the sweep

    Parameter sweeps run on cloud workers.

  3. 3

    Read the results

    Compare the ranked parameter sets and use the overfit checks.

What you get

  • Modes by plan

    Grid on Pro, more modes on Elite and Ultra. See the table.

  • Runs in the cloud

    Sweeps run on cloud workers.

  • Overfit checks

    Out-of-sample windows, overfit detection and parameter-stability views. Which checks you get depends on your plan.

  • Bars or ticks

    Sweep on bars on every plan. Tick runs start at Pro.

  • Ranked results

    Parameter sets are ranked in a results table.

  • Same engine

    Optimization runs on the same Rust engine as your backtests and live bots.

By plan

FeatureFreeChartsStarterProEliteUltra
Optimizer modes1 small grid run/day1 small grid run/day1 small grid run/dayGridGrid, Bayesian, genetic, ParetoAll modes + Turbo
Maximum trials per job1515155005,00025,000
Parallel optimizer workers22281632 + priority
Tick optimizer workersNoNoNo163262
Optimizer compute (fair use)1 small grid run/day1 small grid run/day1 small grid run/day1,200 vCPU-hours/mo1,500 vCPU-hours/mo2,000 vCPU-hours/mo

Questions, answered.

Find out if your edge is real.