The ones worth asking, including the uncomfortable one.
No. There is no order-placing code in this tool at all. The Zerodha token it holds could place one, which is exactly why that token is treated as a credential and never leaves the server. What the tool does is read candles and the option chain, and draw a screen.
No, on both counts — it is not advice, and it is not registered. India regulates investment advice, and publishing buy/sell calls can fall under SEBI's Research Analyst and Investment Adviser rules. A disclaimer is not a licence, which is one more reason nothing here should be acted on.
Zerodha's rule, not this tool's. They clear every Kite access token each morning around 07:30 IST regardless of when it was issued. Connect once after that and the tool has what it needs for the rest of the day. It runs while you have the page open, and with “runs all session” switched on it keeps running from 09:10 to the close whether the page is open or not — but never without a token, so the morning reconnect is the one step nobody can do for you.
Because your broker relationship is yours. Serving everyone from one session would make one person's rate limit everybody's ceiling, would put your data behind somebody else's credentials, and would mean your access outliving your account here.
No. You type it on Zerodha's own login page. What comes back to this server is an access token, which is stored against your account and expires the next morning.
As a second opinion you can interrogate, not as a source of trades. It is good at giving a fast, consistent read of what the indicators currently say, and at stating plainly when a setup does not clear its own bar. It is not good at making money, and it has been measured saying so.
Because most of most days does not contain a setup that clears the ADX floor and the reward-to-risk floor at the same time. A tool that found a trade every hour would be telling you about its own eagerness rather than about the market.
Yes. They are in the code, in one file, with the reasoning written beside them, and the numbers on the how-it-works page are read live out of that config rather than retyped. Nothing about the strategy is hidden in a binary or behind a subscription.
Because a single number hides the shape of the move. T1, T2 and T3 are 40%, 70% and 100% of the room the market has to run today, so they widen on a busy day and tighten on a quiet one without anything being re-tuned. A ticket closes at T2: across three years T3 was reached by only 7% of trades, and taking T2 made more in both the tested years and the held-out one.
No, and that is deliberate. They are frozen at entry from the ATR at that moment. A stop that drifts with a moving average is one you cannot plan around and cannot honestly measure afterwards.
No. This website works on a phone, and the desktop app is a separate program you run on a Mac, Windows or Linux machine. Both run the same signal engine — there is no second implementation of the strategy to drift out of sync with the first.
The owner resets it by hand. There is no email-based reset, because that needs a mail service and a half-built reset flow is a way in rather than a feature. A reset also signs out every session that account had.
Accounts are created by whoever runs this server. There is no public sign-up form here, so ask them.
If your question is not here, it is probably answered on how it works, what it measured or security.