Trade Copier
Mirrors every fill from one account onto as many as your box will carry.
$149
One-time, from
We build systems that acquire data, decide, and act on your behalf, across any medium your work happens in. Ready-made products, or a custom build.
Median copy latency
Accounts on an 8 GB VPS
Trade Copier uptime
Acquire, execute and decide are what the work is. Reach is where it happens. Most builds combine all four.
Acquire
Get data that is not handed to you.
Execute
Do the repetitive thing, correctly, every time.
Decide
Delegate judgment, not just motion.
Reach
Meet work where it actually lives.
Bought once, run on your own machine. No relay sits between you and your accounts holding credentials.
Mirrors every fill from one account onto as many as your box will carry.
$149
One-time, from
Reads signals from Telegram or Discord and places them on your terminal.
$149
One-time, from
Vixor Monitor, Vixor Desk, Vixor Pulse
Not yet priced
We will tell you when they land
Most automation shops are channel shops. We treat the medium as a delivery detail and go as far as voice and USSD when that is where the work is. Two recent builds, neither of them trading.
Telegram
An introducing broker needed client account figures out of a partner portal that has no API and actively resists automated access. Every lookup meant logging in by hand and reading a dashboard.
A browser-automation layer that authenticates against the portal, defeats the bot check, and pulls client balance, equity, credit and trading activity. A Telegram bot sits in front of it: search a client by name, user ID or account number, or list everyone inside a balance range. Sessions are cached for 24 hours and re-authenticate on their own when they expire, and results also sync to Google Sheets.
Lookups went from over 50 seconds to under 3 on a warm session. The portal is now something the team queries from their phone instead of a job somebody sits down to do.
X, controlled from Discord
Finding the right conversations on X, early, is a full-time job. So is keeping up with replies once you are in them.
A crawler that spots accounts as they are created and tracks the ones discussing a given topic. It reads mentions and replies, decides which are worth answering, and posts, replies, quotes or reposts where that is the right move. The whole thing is driven from a Discord bot: operators watch what it found and steer it without touching a terminal.
New accounts in a topic surface within minutes of being created, and routine replies go out without anyone opening X.
Self-hosted by default. No cloud relay, no credentials sitting on someone else's server, no monthly rent on software you have already paid for.
If you do it more than a few times a week, it can probably be built once and forgotten.