The index, the call and the put on one screen with the trader's own indicators, and one-click orders with risk rules built in.
Test copy running against a simulated broker. Charts use real NIFTY candles; positions and P&L are sample data.
Problem
The trader watched the index, the call and the put at once with a custom indicator set, and needed to place and exit orders without switching screens.
What we built
Three charts updated every second with the trader's indicators, pivots and price-action levels, drawing tools and a timeframe per chart. One-click buy at market, at a limit below the price, at a typed price or at the previous candle's low. Lots are cut to the funds available, only one position is allowed at a time, and market orders switch off for the day after a market-entered trade closes at a loss.
How it was tested
An 87-check trial through the real web API against the simulated broker, plus real clicks in a browser. It covered normal buys, exits, stops and trailing, and also the orders the software must refuse, such as a second position, a market order after a losing market trade, too few funds and an unreadable order book. All 87 checks passed, and the simulated broker rejected none of the orders the software actually sent.
Limits
Upstox only. Charts are drawn from the broker's data, so they need an active login, and the one-minute feed can trail the exchange by up to a minute when live prices aren't available.
Want something like this for your own trading?
Tell us what you trade and what you'd like the software to do. You'll get questions or a rough scope within one working day.