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vole.bot turns a trading idea into something you can actually run. You describe a rule once — the symbol, the timeframe, the conditions you care about — and from that one rule you can do three different things with it, on your own terms.

How a rule becomes an order

1

Start from an indicator or a template

Pick something from the built-in library, or bring your own custom script.
2

Set it up in the Strategy Manager

Choose the symbol, the timeframe and the parameters. This is the one place your rule lives — everything downstream reads from it.
3

Choose what happens with it

From here your rule can go three ways, and you’re not limited to just one:
  • Backtest it — run it against real market history, fees included, to see how it would have behaved.
  • Turn it into signals — get told the moment your conditions are met. Nothing is bought or sold; it’s a notification, recorded so you can look back at it.
  • Run it as a Trading Bot — it places the actual orders, on your own exchange or broker account.
Nothing in this chain decides anything on your own account without you setting it up first. Backtesting never touches real money, and signals never place an order — only a Trading Bot you’ve connected does that, and only on the account you connected.

The two packages

vole.bot is sold as two packages, and the second one includes everything the first one has.

Vole Prime

Your rules, turned into signals. Build strategies, run backtests, and get notified when your conditions fire.

Vole Bot

Everything in Prime, running on your own account. Adds the Trading Bot itself — it places orders on your own exchange or broker account, never on ours.
Which package you’re on decides which parts of the panel you see. If a screen looks like it’s missing, see Why can’t I see some screens.

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