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AI · January 1, 2025

Tradyse

AI market analysis & backtesting tool

Tradyse launched on January 1, 2025 with 10 votes, #1,608 of 6,142 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Tradyse is the world's 1st AI market scanner and backtesting tool designed to help traders uncover market trends in realtime & make smarter decisions.

Tradyse is an AI market scanner and backtesting tool that uncovers real-time trends across stocks, forex, indices, metals, and crypto.

Tradyse is the AI market scanner and backtesting tool that uncovers trends in real time — then lets you prove the idea on history before you risk capital. Tradyse is the AI market scanner and backtesting tool that uncovers trends in real time — then lets you prove the idea on history before you risk capital. Tradyse does not trade for you and does not fire signals. It scans, maps, and stress-tests — so the decision stays yours. Watch stocks, forex, indices, metals, and crypto as trends form — not after the move is obvious. The scanner pinpoints structure and maps the levels that matter so you can plan entries with context. Run your approach on 30 days or up to 10 years of market history…from tradyse.com

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