We develop Expert Advisors and custom indicators for MetaTrader 5 when an off-the-shelf robot cannot encode how you actually trade. The work is software: entries, exits, risk, and signals you can explain — not a Marketplace product that promises returns.
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A first version you can run in week one
Not a strategy PDF. Not months of research theatre.
We ship the first Expert Advisor or indicator that encodes the rules you already trade — compiling, attaching, and running on a demo account.
Then we tighten risk, filters, and execution on something you can already test.
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10+ years maintaining and growing apps.
Markets, brokers, and terminals change. That experience is how a first version gets into Strategy Tester — and how the bot stays owned afterwards instead of becoming a file nobody can open.
Inputs you can tweak are not the same as logic you own. When the market regime changes, a black box cannot be rewritten.
A public oscillator with extra colours is not your setup. You need levels, confirmations, and alerts that match the chart you already trade.
Entries, filters, and exceptions exist in the trader's head. They cannot be tested, handed to another account, or audited after a bad week.
A bot that can open trades without position size, spread, or session rules is not an Expert Advisor. It is a liability attached to a live account.
Capability
Bots for MetaTrader 5 that open, manage, and close trades from written rules — not from a vendor's hidden recipe.
Signals, levels, and overlays drawn the way you already read the chart. The indicator is a tool, not a product you cannot inspect.
If you can explain when you enter, when you stand aside, and when you exit, we can encode it. Vague 'AI trading' briefs are not a spec.
Lots, stops, and exposure as part of the EA — not a hope that the trader will remember. Size follows the account and the rule, not a fixed default.
Break-even, trailing, partial closes, and time-based exits as operations you can name. Management is not an extra martingale layer.
Session, spread, volatility, and higher-timeframe conditions that block a trade. A bot that always fires is not more sophisticated. It is less selective.
When the setup needs confirmation from another chart or runs across a basket, that is designed in — not bolted on as a second attachment.
Signals that tell a person to look, or an EA that acts. Alerts are an interface, not a firehose of arrows on every tick.
The EA is written so you can backtest and forward-test the rules. We do not ship logic that only 'works' on a live chart nobody can reproduce.
One-shot jobs — close all, flatten, mark levels, export deals — when the workflow is a button, not a standing robot.
Stops, filling, and symbol specs differ by broker. The EA is scoped against the account you will actually run, not a generic textbook symbol.
Fills, exposure, and results can feed an internal dashboard or operations tool when that is in scope. The terminal does not have to be the only record.
Approach
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Internal balances, bank connections, CRM, and portals for firms that need permissions and an audit trail.
Financial software
When fills, balances, or risk need to leave the terminal and land in software the rest of the team can see.
API integrations
An EA on a live account still needs an owner when the broker, symbol, or rule set changes.
Software maintenance
Share the workflow, the current tools, and the outcome you need. We will come back with a scoped project estimate — not a generic package.
