Honesty over hope
The trading platform that tells you the truth.
Strix automates execution with guardrails, grades every strategy honestly — walk-forward, after real costs, A to F — and refuses to let hope trade your money. We killed our own three best strategy ideas with evidence and published the process. That discipline is the product.
The record so far
Most trading products show you a winning backtest. We show you our lab notebook — including the kills.
One platform, honest features
Everything ships behind the grade gate: a strategy that grades F cannot trade live, no matter how good its marketing would have looked.
Pro Terminal rebuilding
Live charts, watchlists, positions and orders — a real trading desk in the browser.
Auto-Trading live · demo
Your strategies run with circuit breakers, risk limits and a kill switch. Paper-first, always.
Strategy Lab in build
Walk-forward backtests with realistic costs and an honest A–F grade. We try to kill your strategy before the market does.
AI Copilot — bring your own AI in build
Plug in your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini key for analysis, trade debate and journal summaries. Analysis, not alpha.
Academy planned
Learn the platform and the honest base rates of trading. Guided mode for newcomers, expert mode for pros.
Provider Hub in build
Multiple brokers side by side — connect, toggle, and route features per venue. Demo and testnet first.
Risk Center live · demo
Kill switch, circuit breakers and exposure limits, front and center — because a broker account is on the other end.
Journal & Analytics live · demo
Every trade attributed honestly: fees, funding and slippage visible, not hidden in the P&L.
Why trust us? Because we publish our failures.
In 2026 we pointed four AI agents — from three different vendors, with an adversarial skeptic among them — at the search for a real trading edge. They found three attractive candidates and honestly killed all three: one was a universe-selection artifact, one drowned in execution costs, one never had an edge at all. The full story, with the numbers, is on the blog.
Read the lab notebook →