PitTest
Backtest any strategy — stocks, crypto & global markets
What it does
PitTest lets you backtest any trading strategy across three real markets — no coding needed. Indian stocks (NSE/NIFTY, 4.5 years of 1-minute data), 401 cryptocurrencies (24/7, 1-minute candles), and ~41,000 global stocks across 23 countries. Just describe your strategy in plain English — PitTest writes the code, runs it in a secure sandbox, and shows you win rate, P&L, and drawdown instantly. Free to use.
Free crypto backtesting, global stock backtesting, and NSE/NIFTY backtesting in one place. Backtest a trading strategy worldwide — 400+ crypto coins, 41,000+ stocks across 23 countries, and 4.5 years of real NSE 1-minute data. Describe it in plain English, see results instantly.
Describe a strategy in plain English — PitTest writes the code and runs it in a secure sandbox against real NSE/NIFTY 1-minute data, daily data for 41,000+ global stocks across 23 countries worldwide, or real 1-minute crypto candle data for 400+ coins (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, XRP, and more), and shows you exactly how it would have performed. Free crypto backtesting, global stock backtesting, and NIFTY backtesting — no coding, no spreadsheets, no guessing. NSE stocks & indices (NIFTY50/100/500), real 1-minute bars, 4.5+ years of history. Intraday by default, daily/swing on request. 41,000+ stocks, daily bars — some markets going back to the 1960s. Backtest a trading strategy…from pittest.org
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