Local-only on the user's machine, or hosted? Stuck
I created a trading ops desk (demo mode only, nothing to lose): https://deadcatfound.org - demo here https://premium.deadcatfound.org/demo if you need to see what I am talking about. Python standard lib & SQLite for all the code on your own machine, and the AI part is running on
The Floor is a local workspace for organizing paper-trading strategies, reviewing AI-written research, and keeping the rules and results together. Paper-only, runs on your own machine, results published including the losses.
DeadCatFound — a local desk for paper-trading strategies New The Floor is now on Google Play · iPhone version in development Get the app → deadcat found Courses About Performance Live Trades Journal Pricing Get Access Courses About Performance Live Trades Journal Pricing Get Access → The Floor · Local-First Trading Desk Runs on Your Machine. Not Someone Else's. "Your book and your broker keys stay on your machine." Point it at a cloud AI and your prompts go to that provider. Use a local model and nothing leaves at all. Most tools in this space ask you either to write the code yours
The Floor is a local workspace for organizing paper-trading strategies, reviewing AI-written research, and keeping the rules and results together. Paper-only, runs on your own machine, results published including the losses.
DeadCatFound — a local desk for paper-trading strategies New The Floor is now on Google Play · iPhone version in development Get the app → deadcat found Courses About Performance Live Trades Journal Pricing Get Access Courses About Performance Live Trades Journal Pricing Get Access → The Floor · Local-First Trading Desk Runs on Your Machine. Not Someone Else's. "Your book and your broker keys stay on your machine." Point it at a cloud AI and your prompts go to that provider. Use a local model and nothing leaves at all. Most tools in this space ask you either to write the code yours
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