btoption
Describe your options strategy. See if it actually works.
What it does
I built this because I wanted to know if my options strategies actually worked — not in theory, but against real historical data. Existing tools were either too technical (write Python, pull an API) or too simple (no rolls, no take profit rules). So I built btoption: describe any strategy in plain English, AI extracts the rules, a real engine tests it against ORATS historical data. Free. No signup. Took me months — takes you 2 minutes. Feedback is welcome
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