The plumbing betweenalert and order.

ezpztrader connects a signal you already generate — a TradingView alert, a TrendSpider condition, a line of code you wrote yourself — to a real order at every brokerage account you've linked to it.

What we deliberately don't do

We don't generate signals, publish research, or tell you what to trade — the strategy is entirely yours. Custody works the same way: your capital sits in your own brokerage accounts the whole time, and the permission you grant us stops at placing and cancelling orders.

That narrowness is intentional. You keep the strategy and the capital; our job is getting the instruction to the broker quickly and correctly, nothing more.

Why it exists

Before a platform like this, automating a strategy meant standing up your own server and learning a handful of broker APIs from scratch — each with its own login flow, order types, and quirks that only surface once real money is moving through them. None of that has anything to do with whether the underlying idea is any good; it's just the toll for running it unattended.

We built that layer once so nobody else has to rebuild it.

How we think about reliability

An unattended system fails differently than a person watching a screen — a webhook that never arrives, a broker outage mid-session, two alerts landing close enough together to double up. When something like that happens, the signal, the order, and the reason it was rejected (if it was) all get written down, so you can go back and see exactly what the system did rather than guessing. We'd rather document a limitation plainly than let you discover it the hard way.