TradePilot Documentation
How to use TradePilot — the browser-based backtesting workbench. Build strategies, run backtests entirely client-side, compare and stress-test them in the Lab, and publish to the community leaderboard.
TradePilot is a browser-based backtesting workbench. You pick a universe of tickers, a selection strategy, and a portfolio optimizer; the engine runs a full historical backtest entirely in your browser — no server, no account required to try it — and reports risk-adjusted metrics you can read, compare, and share.
These docs are the how-to-use-the-app + reference manual. If you want to learn the underlying concepts interactively (what a Sharpe ratio is, with a live example), the Learn page teaches them; this site tells you how to drive the product and documents exactly what the engine computes.
Start here
- What is TradePilot — the pieces and how they fit
- Quick start — run your first backtest in the browser
Concepts (reference)
- Backtesting — how a run is simulated day by day
- Strategies — momentum, mean reversion, smart beta and their parameters
- Optimizers — MSR, GMV, EW weight allocation
- Metrics — everything the engine reports and how to read it
Backtest Lab
- Overview · Compare · Sweep · Walk-forward
Your workspace
Reference
- Engine internals — the pure-TypeScript engine, Web Worker execution, Python parity
- Data model — tables, what’s stored, row-level security
- Glossary
- Privacy & security
TradePilot runs entirely in your browser — no backend, and your data never leaves the tab.