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Bot Control Center
Split capital across preservation, systematic, and tactical profiles, with a daily loss lock and a health check on every runner.Desk shortcuts
Desk protocol
Authority first
Stopping a desk is a deliberate act, and it leaves a name behind it.
Deployment discipline
A staged runner must never look like a live one. That confusion costs real money.
Policy history
Every change records who, when, and how to undo it.
Trust and support
Saved bot workspaces
Free: 1
Premium: 8
Live exchange connections
Free: Demo only
Premium: 2
Support path
Trading desk
2h first response
Related desk tools
Make this the control room for the entire bot fleet.
One place owns permissions and the emergency stop for every runner. Not per-bot, not per-tab.
Fleet authority
Single authority
An admin can see who is allowed to run what.
Approval memory
Change history
Every change carries a name and a timestamp. Silent config flips are how desks die.
Broadcast policy
Risk patch ready
Push a new cap to the whole fleet from one panel.
Launch flow
Step 1
Check which runners are actually live before you touch capital.
Step 2
Read the recent policy changes before arming anything new.
Step 3
Broadcast a risk policy change from one panel.
Step 4
Leave a visible approval trail whenever fleet controls change.
Desk capabilities
Use it forRunning more than one bot and needing account-wide limits.
Good to knowOne place to see what every bot is allowed to do, and to stop all of them.
- Control center
- Allocation
- Kill switch
- Risk modes
- Dashboard
Where your data goesNowhere. The figures are worked out in this tab, and this console has no code that sends them. It writes no Receipt, so that is a statement about its code, not a measurement.