The whole manual, in the open.
Every page of the Tradeus handbook, readable without an account. It documents what the product does today — where something is planned and not built, the page says so in those words.
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Doing it, rather than reading about it.
The handbook is reference: it explains one thing per page and assumes you will pick the page. If you arrived with a job in mind, the step-by-step guides are the shorter way in.
Send a TradingView alert to a Tradovate account
Tradovate does not accept a TradingView alert directly. Something has to sit between the two: receive the webhook, read the alert, decide the size and place the order on the right account. Tradeus is that something, hosted, so for a Tradovate account there is nothing to install and nothing of yours has to be awake at 3am.
Send a TradingView alert to a Rithmic account
Rithmic is what most futures prop firms run on, and connecting it asks for two things beyond your username and password: which SYSTEM your account lives on, and which GATEWAY to reach it through. Both come from your firm, not from us, and getting either wrong is the reason most first attempts fail.
Send a TradingView alert to a TradeLocker account
TradeLocker is the platform forex and CFD prop firms hand out, and it connects with three fields: email, password and server. The rest of the path is the same as the futures brokers — with one difference worth knowing before you start, which is that a strategy is bound to one market and a CFD strategy can only be followed by CFD accounts.
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Connect a broker
Which brokers work
Six you can connect today, what each one asks for, and which of them copy a trade you place by hand.
Connect a prop firm account
Pick the firm, then the platform it gave you: how each broker takes the firm, filing older logins, nicknames and flattening one account.
Connecting Rithmic
Which system to choose, and why the gateway matters.
Connecting Tradovate
OAuth and nothing to choose — and why you sign out at Tradovate between two firms' logins.
Connecting TradeLocker
Your own login, the Server box copied exactly — and what the reading refuses to guess while a hedge is open.
Connecting Capital.com
A key you make yourself, with a password that is not your account's.
MetaTrader 5 in your terminal
A small program runs in your own MT5 and reports to Tradeus. No password leaves your machine — and copying stops when the machine does.
Alpaca: shares and crypto
US shares, options and crypto on your own API key — and no futures at all, which matters if your strategies trade them.
Accounts and what their status means
Six states, which of them stop trading, and how to file, name and flatten your accounts.
A broker login belongs to one Tradeus account
And removing the connection does not change that.
Strategies and signals
How a signal becomes an order
The path an alert takes, and the two places it can stop.
Creating a strategy
What you choose, and the passphrase you only see once.
The TradingView alert
The exact message body, field by field.
Moving a stop by alert
breakeven and update: move the stop behind an open position, never place one. Being proven on Tradovate, switched on per account.
Read-only API
Let a bot read your accounts: balance, open P&L, status, fills.
Symbol names per account
One signal, each account's own name for the instrument.
Position size
Four methods, set per account and not per strategy.
Automatic and manual
The confirmation queue, and the number on the Strategies tab.
When a signal does not trade
Read the event log first — it names the reason.
Copy trading
Copier or strategy?
The two are different tools and it is worth knowing which you want.
Setting up a group
One leader, several followers, one size rule each.
Copy readiness
Why the panel says "not copying", in the order it checks.
Nothing was copied
You traded, the followers did not move, and there was no error. Here is why.
Risk and protection
What the lock is for
A limit that does not need you to be at the screen.
The limits you can set
Loss, profit, drawdown and trade count, all per session — and how long the lock holds.
When a lock fires — and when it cannot see
What locking actually does, and what the exclamation mark means.
The kill switch
One button that halts Tradeus's trading on all your accounts and closes what is open, where the broker allows it.
Journal and analytics
The journal
Four tabs, one account or all of them.
P&L by strategy
Why this page can exist here and not elsewhere.
Patterns
Time of day, weekday, symbol, hold time, tags.
Trades, notes and tags
Writing on a trade, and getting it back out.
Two numbers that look like bugs
Unknown amounts, and why the equity curve ends elsewhere.
Prop evaluations
Everyday use
The cockpit
What each panel is counting.
The numbers in the log
Whose time is whose, and what can be made smaller.
Refer & earn
Your link, your code, and what each of the two does.
The shareable P&L card
One image, three crops, and a QR that carries your code.
Notifications
What the bell holds, and what it does not.
Your profile
What you can change, and what is not built yet.
What Tradeus stores in your browser
No cookies of ours, one pixel that only runs if you accept it — and the list of what is there.
Plans and billing
Which of the three you need, who charges you, how to stop.
Billing & cancellation
See what you pay, stop it, change your mind — without leaving the site.
Bought on whop.com
Link a purchase made on Whop to the account you sign in to here.
Getting help
Where to write, and what to include.
Sharing a page, and where the setup guides live
Every page here has a public address, and the reader needs no account.
49 pages across 8 chapters.