What Oathra is, which site does what, and your first session.
Oathra in brief. What it tests, how it connects to MetaTrader, what it tracks, what it does not do, and what it costs.
Oathra has three sites and one account. What each is for, where you log in, and where your plan and billing are.
Four ways into Oathra. You have a robot, you have an idea and no robot yet, you trade by hand, or you write code. Where each one starts.
The three oaths Oathra asks for, what each one says, when each is asked, and why you type your name.
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 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.
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 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.
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.
Oathra never asks for your broker password.
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.
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.