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.