Demo
No-login workflow demo
A static product walkthrough showing how one idea moves from backtest evidence to comparison and paper tracking before account creation.
Proof Page
Paper And Scoreboard Example
This shows the forward-evidence loop after a strategy survives historical review. Scoreboard rank is earned by forward paper history — not inherited from the backtest that justified promotion.
Example progression
1. Save a credible result
Acceptable validation and benchmark context make it a candidate for forward tracking. Last historical checkpoint before the live paper record starts.
2. Promote into paper
Paper sleeve starts from its creation date. Earlier history can warm up signal state — it does not fabricate a live record.
3. Watch the alert layer
Drawdown breaches, negative forward return, weak benchmark fit, regime stress. Alerts tell you how the sleeve is failing, not just that performance cooled.
4. Read scoreboard as forward evidence
Rank is earned by stored live history and governance-aware scoring. Monitoring surface — not a historical beauty contest.
Evidence snapshots
Stage
Metrics
Action
Day 63
+4.2% forward return · +1.3% active return · 0 critical alerts
Keep monitoring
Month 4
Benchmark fit warning · recent regime transition
Watch deterioration closely
Scoreboard
Live-history threshold met · upper-half rank
Forward record earning attention — backtest not "proven true"
What this does not prove
No broker-grade execution
Paper layer is product-side forward evidence — not a broker-audited live track record. Fill quality and operational resilience are separate.
No immunity to intervention bias
Keep changing a weak sleeve during the paper phase and the record becomes hard to interpret. Scoreboard rank requires disciplined governance.
No automatic right to scale
Better forward rank justifies continued attention — it doesn't remove execution planning, risk budgeting, and approval before real capital is involved.
Live artifacts
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Saved result example
A concrete saved-result memo showing how validation, benchmark fit, and decision framing should sit next to the headline backtest.
Example
Benchmark-aware compare example
A side-by-side comparison example showing why the leader is the strategy with the strongest combined validation and benchmark-relative read, not just the highest CAGR.
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Run the workflow on your own idea.
Open the no-login demo to see the research path, then create a free workspace.