Your edge, your bot —
two ways to build it.
Already have a bot you trust? Wire it in via a signed webhook. Have a thesis but no code? Compose it visually. Either way, your bot inherits the same self-healing protection, risk caps and audit trail as every pre-built bot on the platform.
Pine Script or webhook —
plug it straight in.
Every custom bot gets its own webhook URL and passphrase. Point your TradingView Pine Script alerts, or any source you already trust, at it — signed, replay-safe, and protected the moment it goes live.
- Every custom bot gets a unique webhook URL + passphrase
- Point TradingView Pine Script alerts — or any webhook source — at it
- Payloads are signed and replay-safe
- You configure SL / TP and per-bot risk
- Inherits the three-layer self-healing stop protection automatically
Preview of the bring-your-own webhook setup: a masked unique webhook URL, a masked passphrase field, and an example signed JSON alert payload carrying symbol, action, stop-loss and take-profit levels, with a status line confirming the bot is signed, replay-safe, and covered by self-healing protection.
Compose it visually.
No code required.
Chain indicators into conditions, set how your stops behave, and stack a multi-leg take-profit ladder — all on a visual canvas. Backtest it in-platform, then flip it live with one click.
- Chain 23+ indicators into entry and exit conditions
- Choose your stop-loss mode and build a multi-leg take-profit ladder
- Backtest in-platform against historical data
- Flip from draft to live in one click
Preview of the no-code bot builder canvas: an entry condition where the fifty-period EMA crosses above the two-hundred-period EMA to open a long, an ATR-based stop-loss block, and a three-leg take-profit ladder, with buttons to backtest the bot and take it live.
Bring your edge. Keep the discipline.
However you build it, your bot runs on the same execution engine, the same self-healing protection, and the same audit trail. Get started free — no card required.
Your keys, read + trade only — Stralines never holds your funds.