Quantitative trading app built for crypto beginners.
BotStrat turns fragmented tools into one guided workflow for strategy execution, backtesting, monitoring, notifications, and exchange account management.
Why traditional trading toolkits keep breaking the workflow.
Most retail setups still split monitoring, order execution, strategy control, and notifications across several disconnected products. That creates blind spots exactly where the risk is highest.
Scattered accounts
Exchange balances, permissions, and positions live in separate dashboards, so it is hard to build one reliable picture of the account state.
Broken execution loop
Template selection, parameter setup, execution, monitoring, and stop actions often happen in different tools, which makes operations fragile.
Invisible risk
Without a single status surface, it is easy to miss runtime failures, exchange issues, permission mismatches, or dangerous execution settings.
Start in three steps, not three dashboards.
The product is designed for guided execution. Instead of composing your own stack from scratch, you move through a short operational sequence.
Connect exchange accounts
Bind API keys once and keep permissions, balances, and runtime availability in one place.
Choose a template and tune parameters
Start from a real strategy template instead of building execution rules from an empty screen.
Run with continuous monitoring
Track balances, backtest results, runtime state, and alert delivery without leaving the product.
Start with reusable strategies, not a blank page.
The first release should only promise what the current product actually supports. These templates map to the real capabilities already present in TraderTools.
BTC daily rebalance safety strategy
Designed for perpetual BTC rebalancing with configurable schedule and manual immediate execution.
- Timed rebalancing with strategy timezone settings
- Supports perpetual account scenarios
- Risk checks still apply during manual trigger
Auto-order bot
Helps place staged orders with protection logic instead of relying on manual, one-shot order entry.
- Bollinger strategy and price-tracking modes
- Grid protection for supported flows
- Batch visibility and cancel controls
Backtest-first workflow
Validate assumptions before you commit runtime capital, then review the result with clear metrics.
- Backtest result viewing built into the app
- Strategy defaults carried into test setup
- Encourages review before go-live
The website keeps the promise narrow: real templates first, broader strategy coverage later.
You need more than an order entry button.
BotStrat is positioned as an operating layer, not just a launcher for trades. The app focuses on the full loop around execution.
Portfolio summary
Inspect total value, balance splits, and active runtime counts across supported exchanges.
Run and stop strategies
Control spot or perpetual strategy flows from one app instead of switching between service panels.
Backtest result review
Review outcome metrics and validate assumptions before moving from idea to active runtime.
Monitoring center
Track system health, decision logs, and operating signals in a dedicated monitoring view.
Notifications
Surface alerts and execution signals through app views and supported notification channels.
Exchange management
Add, enable, disable, and remove exchange bindings while keeping API access centralized.
Security and risk control are defaults, not add-ons.
This page avoids inflated claims. It only highlights protections that match the current codebase and deployment model.
Encrypted API key storage
Exchange API keys are stored with encryption rather than kept as plain text application data.
Login and permission checks
Authentication and permission validation remain server-enforced instead of relying on frontend hiding alone.
Alerting and health visibility
Monitoring surfaces aim to expose execution issues early, before they silently accumulate.
Automatic runtime recovery
Restart recovery is built in so long-running strategy state can be re-evaluated after backend restarts.
Submission pacing and rate-limit guardrails
Pacing and retry rules reduce avoidable pressure on exchange submission channels.
Public support channels should never ask for exchange API credentials or trading secrets.