Oathra tests a robot's rules, not its file. It does not run .ex4 or .ex5 files. You enter the robot's entry and exit rules once, in the Strategy Studio or in Python. If you do not know its rules, Oathra still logs it robot by robot, without a verdict.
Import your robot's MetaTrader Strategy Tester report. Forge lines the two up trade by trade and shows where they differ.
No code is needed to start. You build a strategy from conditions you pick in the Strategy Studio, and Python is there when you want it.
Oathra tells robots apart by magic number. Each magic number is logged as its own robot.
Robots that open several positions as one basket, or close positions in pieces, read Can't judge. Oathra can still test their rules and log their trades.
You make the same change in your own robot. Forge does not write the robot for you.
Export a tested strategy to MQL5: Coming soon. No dates promised.
MetaTrader has to be running, on your PC or on a VPS, for trades to reach Oathra. When it stops, tracking pauses and the strategy reads Account offline.
Your robot keeps running on your own platform. Oathra watches it.
Hosting a strategy on Oathra: Coming soon. No dates promised.
Oathra connects MetaTrader 4 and 5 accounts today, and more platforms are coming. Live tracking against the backtest works on MetaTrader 5 today. Forge also tests price history from other sources.
Logging each robot's trades is free. A robot is tracked when it is linked to a test of its rules. A reading needs a validated Forge test of its rules.
Oathra can test the idea: build it in the Strategy Studio with no code and test it. A strategy that survives still has to become a robot on your platform, and Oathra does not write that robot for you.
Export a tested strategy to MQL5: Coming soon. No dates promised.
MetaTrader 5 can hold back a forward period and test on real ticks, and it runs your actual robot. What it leaves to you is the judging. Forge counts how many settings you tried and marks the result down for it, checks the result across many splits of history, and gives one verdict.
Forge optimizes the settings on one part of history, then judges them on years it has never seen. It counts how many settings you tried and marks the result down for it.
The test uses your broker's own price history, exported from MetaTrader and uploaded by you. Oathra ships no sample prices. Testing on your own price history needs storage, which the free plan does not include.
Validated is a verdict about the past. It held up on data it had never seen, and it passed the checks that it is not luck. It is not a promise about next month.
Killed means the strategy failed one stage of the test, and the verdict names the stage. A killed result is not an error. It tells you which question the strategy could not answer.
Then you learned it in a test and not on a live account. Its trades can still be logged. There is no test to hold it to until a version survives.
About 15 hours of testing, at the standard test size. Every test shows its credit cost before it starts.
Tests run in Oathra's cloud, on the price history you uploaded. Start a test, close the laptop, come back to the result.
Export a tested strategy to MQL5: Coming soon. No dates promised.
The length of a test depends on the length of the history and the number of settings. Every test shows its credit cost before it starts, and it runs in Oathra's cloud, so you can close the laptop.
A test that passes is not a promise that a prop firm challenge will pass. A passed rule check means the strategy stayed inside the rules on the data it was tested on.
Prop firm checks run on a filtered result.
Prop firm checks run on a filtered result.
A test cannot check news-time limits or copy-trading bans. It reads consistency, inactivity and weekend holding, and flags banned patterns such as hedging or a grid.
Rules change. Check your firm's current page before you rely on a preset.
Oathra cannot answer for your firm. Some firms restrict automation, so check your firm's rules on third-party tools before you install the Oathra EA.
No, it cannot stop a robot. Guardian warns on both plans. On the paid plan it can close positions when a limit is crossed: by default only the ones opened through Oathra, and a robot's own trades only if you allow it to close every open position on the account. The robot keeps running and can open new trades, and none of this is a promise that a limit holds.
Oathra is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any prop firm.
The check counts a day by the clock of the rules you picked. If your firm resets at another hour, the daily loss can fall on a different day. Confirm the reset time against your firm's own page.
The prop firm check is on the paid plan: prop firm checks run on a filtered result, and filtering is on the paid plan.
It asks one question of every closed trade: is this robot losing money for longer than chance explains? It shows your live numbers beside the backtest's, each with its margin of error. It says nothing until it has enough trades to judge. It does not tell you the cause. It shows what changed and what to check first.
How does it know my robot has stopped working, and how fast?
A robot that earns less than its backtest but still makes money gets no alarm. You see the gap between live and the backtest, and the call is yours. The alarm is for a robot that is losing.
20 trades and 14 days is when Oathra starts to speak, not when it alarms. It raises the alarm only on strong evidence: on a healthy strategy, about one false alarm in a hundred.
Five causes are common: live costs wider than the test, a result that was luck, a market that changed, a different data feed, and slippage. Check your costs first.
Too early means there are not enough trades yet, and Oathra will tell you when there are. Can't judge means trades that close in pieces or do not add up, so Oathra gives no number.
A losing stretch the backtest also had is normal. Oathra asks one question of every closed trade: is this robot losing money for longer than chance explains?
Oathra does not tell you what to do. Only you can decide whether to stand the robot down. Check your costs first.
A tester shows the promise. A tracker shows the result. Oathra checks one against the other and tells you when to worry.
The journal is one tool in Oathra. The centre is the test and the live tracking.
You are told when the alarm is raised. The alarm goes by email.
The Oathra EA reports your account and trades. It acts only on your command, or on a Guardian close-out you switched on. Placing orders through Oathra needs the signed Oath. Oathra never asks for your broker password.
Oathra never asks for your broker password.
The Privacy page says what Oathra stores about you and your strategies, and who can see it.
Open Settings, then Danger zone, and select Delete my account. The Delete account page says what is erased, what is kept with you removed, and when.
Exporting your own data is on both plans.
The free plan is $0: 1 account, your trades logged robot by robot, Guardian's warnings, 15 credits a month and 3 smart alerts. No card. A backtest spends credits on both plans. Logging your trades is free. The verdict and live tracking are paid.
A first test on your own price history needs storage, and the free plan includes none. Storage starts at 40 credits a month. Credit packs are coming soon.
Logging what happened is free. The verdict on it is paid.
A credit pays for tests, storage and the AI Coach. Monthly credits reset on the 1st and do not carry over. Credits you buy do not expire. Credit packs: Coming soon. Credit packs are not refundable.
Cancel in Billing. Exporting your own data is on both plans.
Credit packs are not refundable.
A credit pays for tests, storage and the AI Coach. Monthly credits reset on the 1st and do not carry over. Credits you buy do not expire.
Have these ready: the PC or VPS your MetaTrader runs on, your robot's entry and exit rules, and a price history export from MetaTrader.
Oathra is made by BacktestPro LLC.
You have one Oathra account. It works on oathra.app and on oathra.dev, and you create it on oathra.app. Each of them asks you to log in once, because they are separate addresses. Your plan and billing are managed on oathra.app. oathra.com needs no account.
No Python is needed to test or track a robot.
Phone app: Coming soon.
Oathra does not sell robots or signals. Oathra never tells you what to trade.
Hosting a strategy on Oathra, and training and tuning strategies with AI inside Forge. Each is Coming soon. No dates promised.
Before you link your first account you sign the Oath. One page. You sign it once to link accounts. The Risk disclosure prints it in full.