The Trade Companion connects Claude AI to your own TradingView Desktop — it reads your charts, writes and compiles Pine Script, backtests and stress-tests your strategies, and tells you honestly whether you'd pass a prop-firm eval.
strategy("PDT EMA Crossover", overlay=true)
fast = ta.ema(close, 9)
slow = ta.ema(close, 21)
if ta.crossover(fast, slow)
strategy.entry("Long", strategy.long)
if ta.crossunder(fast, slow)
strategy.close("Long")
Initial backtest report
No code. No scripting docs. You describe the strategy the way you'd tell a friend — the Companion writes the Pine Script, injects it into your editor, compiles it, and fixes its own errors until it runs.
Not a clone, not a sandbox — your actual TradingView Desktop, on your machine, with your indicators and your data. The Companion opens the editor, deploys the strategy, runs the tester, and reads the results back. You watch it happen live.
One click runs your strategy through six-plus configurations — other timeframes, correlated symbols, data it never saw — and grades the wreckage honestly. Fragile gets called out, not celebrated.
Edge holds out-of-sample and down to 5m, but it's clock-locked to the 15m open and only marginal on ES.
Ask it anything about your results — P&L by hour, by weekday, by exit type. In this session it surfaced one quietly expensive habit: the strategy made money four days a week and gave a slice back every Friday. One sentence, found and fixed.
Most traders walk into a $150 eval on a feeling. The Companion turns your own backtest into an honest answer — would you pass, what would it really cost, and what's the plan through your first payout and beyond. Free for everyone.
Describe it in plain English. The Companion writes the Pine Script, compiles it, and backtests it on your own TradingView — then stress-tests it until it earns a grade.
Would it survive a prop-firm eval? 2,000 simulated eval runs per firm and size, against seven firms' real rules and real prices — pass odds, typical days, true cost.
Your whole run, planned: pass the eval, build the buffer, take payouts, scale to the firm's real account limit — with honest odds at every phase.
Doors, an odds-vs-days map, or the race — one switch flips every firm card. Rules and pricing tracked daily, verified by hand against the firms' own pages.
Reads your symbols, timeframes, indicators, and price action in real time — and answers like an analyst.
Writes Pine Script, injects it into your editor, compiles, and fixes its own errors. Code first, always.
Six-plus configurations, out-of-sample splits, honest A–F grades. Fragile strategies get told.
Your own pre-market checklist, answered item by item off your actual charts before the open.
Creates TradingView alerts and marks up levels — just describe what you want watched.
Runs on your PC with your own accounts. Chats, strategies, and keys never leave your machine — only anonymous usage counts, with an off switch. No trades placed.
Monte Carlo drawdown odds. The Overfitting Shield. Regime fit. Deep ten-year backtests with an accuracy certificate against your own chart. Included with the Purpose Driven Trader Academy.
One installer. Everything's inside — nothing else to download or configure.
Sign in with your Claude subscription (Pro/Max) or paste an API key once. Either way it stays on your computer.
The Trade Companion starts TradingView in connected mode. Green lights — start talking.
I trade NQ futures and teach the process on YouTube — the wins, the losses, and the discipline in between. I built this tool for my own trading desk and decided the community should have it too. No course upsell attached to this one. It's just free.
Yes. You give me your email, I give you the app plus occasional trading content. Unsubscribe anytime and keep the app.
Windows 10/11, the free TradingView Desktop app, and your own Claude account — a Claude subscription (Pro/Max) works, or an Anthropic API key (pay-as-you-go — typical chats cost cents). Your account, your key, and your charts never touch my servers.
No. It reads charts, writes and backtests strategies, and manages alerts. It cannot touch your broker or your money.
Really free — for everyone, no sign-in required. The reports name real prop firms with real prices, and where a firm offers my code DTJ you'll see the discounted price. If you choose to trade with one of them, I may earn a commission at no cost to you. That's disclosed on every report — and it's why none of this needs a paywall.
You may see a blue SmartScreen prompt because this is a free community tool, not software from a big publisher. Click More info → Run anyway. The download popup here walks you through it, and the Microsoft Store version (coming soon) skips the warning entirely.
No — it's an independent tool. It connects to your own TradingView Desktop through a standard local debugging interface and to Claude with your own account. It doesn't bypass any paywall or subscription.
Free. Five-minute setup. Your accounts, your data, your desk.
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