@jamespeni13 · X

@Tradevoai · X

🚀 New: track trades without connecting an exchange. Manual Accounts + Journaling just shipped — log open/closed trades with SL/TP, notes & tags. Full edit/delete/reopen control. Try it → #trading #buildinpublic

u/famelebg29 · Reddit

i built an ai that reads chart screenshots and tells you what it actually sees, looking for honest feedback so for the past few months i've been building an ai trading copilot. the idea came from watching people (me included) screenshot charts and send them to friends asking "what do you think?". i figured that exact motion, screenshot in, opinion out, was the whole product. you upload any chart screenshot, stocks crypto forex whatever, and it gives you a structured read. where support and

ariavikram · HN

Delphi – Build your own AI trading agent in seconds

@overwatchwo · X

not a startup but a experiment: stock market for agents

@WingGirlTrader · X

Here is a prime example of how AI is having the day trader look more like an investment portfolio manager. I mean this is exactly what you are talking about. Its here already.. and with vibe coding, it is super low cost. In this case below FREE at

@serkanglatt · X

Developing — 24 proven stock screeners sift through thousands of US tickers to surface just the few worth your time. Unusual stock options activity, options flow & options-backed signals let you see where institutional money is flowing.

u/Funky_Chicken_22 · Reddit

OSS to SaaS positioning problem: when the user persona and the buyer persona are completely disjoint Founder here. Sharing a positioning problem I think a lot of OSS-to-SaaS founders hit and don't talk about publicly. Context: I have been running an OSS project (world-model-mcp) with ~2,500 monthly PyPI installs. Two weeks ago I opened up the hosted companion, Etch, at etch.systems. Launched publicly on Product Hunt at 12:00 PDT yesterday. The positioning problem: OSS user persona: in

u/Much-Section-7680 · Reddit

5 weeks live, 31 followers, 8 website clicks, 0 organic signups. I audited my own marketing today and it was brutal. I spent today auditing my own marketing instead of building, and the numbers were worse than I thought. Posting them because I read these threads for exactly this and almost nobody publishes the bad version. What I built: an LLM agent that runs your trading strategy on your own exchange account and keys. It wakes on a schedule and on price triggers, reasons in plain language,

u/RoughEffective5099 · Reddit

I kept breaking my own trading rules, so I built something that calls me out before I click buy Had a simple rule for buying dips. Followed it, it worked. Then I started taking trades that didn't fit the rule and gave most of it back. The rule never changed — I did. Had an economics assignment on nudge theory around the same time and realised I'd been nudging myself. Knowing the terms doesn't help — the biases fire while you're deciding, not after. So: one text box. You write why you're a

@SOLBlossomscan · X

i'm 23, i smoke weed, and i build Solana bots with Claude Code by @claudeai. so i made a scanner that seals every call on-chain BEFORE the coin moves — then put a one-tap buy on it. no screenshots. no "trust me bro." signatures you can check 👇

u/Ok_Sheepherder7529 · Reddit

I built a news-driven trading signals app for retail traders — would love blunt feedback I've been building precandle64, a side project that pulls in public financial news and turns it into simple Buy/Hold/Sell style signals across stocks, crypto, and prediction markets (Polymarket/Kalshi). The idea was to make something that feels approachable if you're on Robinhood or Coinbase but find real trading terminals overwhelming. What it does right now: Scores news sentiment + price momentum