The builder
Your edge hasn’t
Atlas gives you a quantitative foundation. TradeScope gives you the environment to explore what can be built around it — without requiring you to recreate the research, infrastructure or code underneath it.
Describe how you trade. Turn the rules into a system.
No programming, no quant degree. The builder is in private development now; this page describes what it is being built to do.
You are not limited to rebuilding Sentinel.
Market condition
NQ · New York sessionYour confirmation
close beyond structureRisk, set before entry
fixed stop · mechanical trailBacktest → lock version → record
prove it before anyone pays for itYou described it. Now it can be tested.
The foundation is shared. Everything above it is a decision — and every decision is yours. Sentinel made one set of them.
Session
Confirmation
Time horizon
Risk model
Entry model
Management
Exit objective
Two builders can start on the same Atlas foundation and finish with systems that share nothing but their starting point.
Sentinel is one column of these choices. It is an example, not a template.
Atlas is the foundation.
The strategy logic you add on top is yours.
Publishing depends on testing, review and evidence — never on a promise.
The builder is in private development. Nothing on this page is self-serve yet, and no build is promised to work — that is what records are for.
The process, in plain English
- 01
Select the market condition
- 02
Add Atlas or personal structure
- 03
Define confirmations
- 04
Set risk before entry
- 05
Test the rules against history
- 06
Lock the strategy version
- 07
Forward test
- 08
Publish a record
Describe how you trade. Turn the rules into a system. Test whether they actually work. No programming, no quant degree.
- You have setups you believe in
- Execution changes when emotion shows up
- You can't code
- You can't build a quant stack from scratch
- You don't actually know if your idea works
- Describe your rules visually, in plain terms
- Combine Atlas levels with your own confirmations
- Set risk before entry, mechanically
- Backtest the strategy against history
- Lock a version, then forward test it
- Build a public record you can point to
You bring the trading idea. TradeScope gives you the quantitative infrastructure to build it, test it, and eventually operate it.
Built on Atlas. Defined by you.
The foundation is shared.
Atlas is the foundation.
It supplies the quantitative market locations your logic is designed around. It stays private, and it stays the same map for everyone.
The strategy logic is yours.
The confirmations, sessions, risk, timing and management you add on top are your work and your creative property. TradeScope does not fold your system into Sentinel’s logic.
Atlas-powered does not mean identical.
Two creators can start from the same foundation and produce meaningfully different algorithms — different identities, objectives and risk frameworks.
Publishing is earned, not granted.
Listing depends on testing, review and evidence. Profitability is never promised, by us or by you — the record is what speaks.
Sentinel is an example, not a template.
Build what TradeScope has not built yet. The next Atlas-powered system may come from the community.