Copier

Trade once, and every account follows. Run it locally or receive TradingView alerts — positions land in milliseconds.

Copier

Copy trades between all your accounts across multiple platforms in milliseconds.
Run it locally or receive TradingView alerts via webhook and automate your strategies.
Push all your copied trades into your journal automatically.

TradingView Alert

WEBHOOK

LIVE

Route 1

Personal Account

MT5 MASTER

18 342,60 € LIVE

Prop Challenge A

MT5 SLAVE

104 271,35 € LIVE

Funded Account

cTrader SLAVE

51 806,90 € LIVE

Prop Challenge B

cTrader SLAVE

24 917,05 € LIVE

Under a second

From the master’s fill to the receiver’s — measured end to end, not to the acknowledgement.

On your machine

The agent copies locally. A cloud outage does not stop a route that is already armed.

Your keys, private and local

Made in your browser and impossible to export. The server only ever holds the public half.

One fee, every receiver

Priced per package, not per receiving account — adding a slave costs nothing.

TradingView, native

An alert becomes an order — with the same dry-run, caps and copying behind it.

Copier Features

Copy Routes

One trade, every account.

Copy between MetaTrader 5 and cTrader in both directions, across brokers — the platforms never have to match.

MT5 cTrader

Copy Routes

A route is one master and its receivers. The platforms never have to match.

Platforms: MetaTrader 5 and cTrader, in both directions, across brokers.
Fan-out: One master feeds as many receivers as you like.
Speed: Positions land in milliseconds, not on the next poll.
Quota: Master accounts and routes are counted across every agent you run.

Lot Sizing

Sized for each account.

Five sizing modes, including a risk percentage calculated from your own stop distance — a small account never copies a big one blindly.

multiplier×1

risk percent0.5 %

balance ratioauto

Lot Sizing

A small account should never copy a big one blindly.

Modes: Fixed lots, multiplier, balance ratio and more — five in all.
Risk %: Calculated from your own stop distance, separately per receiver.
Filters: Symbol, direction and session, set per route.
Caps: A maximum lot per trade, so a fat finger upstream stays upstream.

Webhook Service

TradingView, automated.

Point an alert at your webhook route and it trades for you — then copies out to every receiver behind it.

{ "action": "open",

"symbol": "EURUSD",

"side": "buy" }

Webhook Service

Point an alert at a route and it trades — then copies out behind it.

Actions: Seven of them: open, close, modify, partial close and more.
Orders: Pending orders, partial closes, stop-loss and take-profit changes.
Precision: Target one specific trade by reference, not just the symbol.
Setup: One address per route. Paste it into the alert and you are done.

Dry-Run Mode

Dry-run until you say so.

Every new route starts in dry-run. Going live takes a typed confirmation — but hitting the brake works from any device.

DRY RUN LIVE

Dry-Run Mode

Going live takes a typed confirmation. Stopping takes one tap.

Shadow: Trades are simulated before a single order reaches a broker.
Limits: Risk caps per route, and a circuit breaker behind them.
Brake: The kill switch works from any device — no confirmation needed to stop.
Asymmetry: Starting needs approval. Braking never does.

Local Agent

It runs on your machine.

The cloud only ever sends a signed command. The copying itself happens on your own computer — so when the connection drops, the copying doesn’t.

Cloudsigned commands only

connection lost

Your machinekeeps copying

Local Agent

Nobody else’s cloud sits between your master and your receivers.

Cloud: It can queue a dangerous command. It can never sign one — the signature is checked here, against keys you approved.
Locally: Copying, sizing and filters run on your machine — and your broker logins never leave it.
Offline: If the connection drops, routes that are already armed keep copying.
Portable: A zip and one file to double-click — no installer, and it updates itself.

Robot Install

The setup step nobody enjoys.

One button puts the Expert Advisor into every MetaTrader terminal on the machine and compiles it in place. The cBot for cTrader goes the same way.

mt5IC Markets · Terminal 1installed

mt5FTMO · Terminal 2installed

mt5Pepperstone · Terminal 3compiled

ctradercTrader · confirm onceone step

Robot Install

Where most copiers lose people is copying files into the right folder.

Finds them: Every MetaTrader 5 installation on the machine, not just the one that is open.
Compiles: The Expert Advisor is built in place. Nothing to do in MetaEditor.
cTrader: The cBot is placed for you; cTrader asks you to confirm it once.
Re-run: Safe to press again after an update — it replaces what it put there.

Alerts

It tells you before you notice.

A check-in each morning that says everything is armed — and an alarm the moment an agent stops answering.

07:00 · Morning check2 agents up · 5 routes armed · 0 errors

14:22 · Agent offlineVPS-1 stopped answering 15 seconds ago

Alerts

The agent reports. The cloud decides what is worth waking you for.

Check-in: One message each morning: agents up, routes armed, errors since yesterday.
Outage: Raised when an agent stops answering — not when it merely stutters.
Channel: Email or Telegram, at a time you choose.
No update: Changing the time or the channel never means updating the agent.

Into The Journal

Copied trades land in the journal.

Every position the copier opens turns up in the journal by itself — through the same duplicate check as any other import.

copiedXAUUSD 0.42 · 3 accountsfilled

journalProp Challenge A+1 trade

journalProp Challenge Aduplicate

Into The Journal

One product, not two subscriptions that happen to share a login.

Automatic: Copied trades arrive without a second sync to set up.
Per account: Every receiver keeps its own account in the journal.
Duplicates: The same check as CSV and AutoSync — nothing is counted twice.
Together: Read six copied accounts as a single book with Portfolio Mode.

Windows · MetaTrader 5 & cTrader

Before you install

Do I need a VPS?

No. The agent runs on any Windows machine you already trade from. It only has to be switched on and connected — which is why many people put it on a VPS rather than leaving a laptop open overnight. Nothing about the setup changes either way.

What is a route?

One master account and the receivers behind it, with its own sizing, filters and risk caps. You can run several at once — one for your prop challenges, another for a live account — and each is armed, paused or stopped on its own.

What is a webhook endpoint?

A private address that belongs to one route. Paste it into a TradingView alert and the alert becomes an order on that route’s accounts. The alert body says what to do — open, close, modify, place a pending order and more — and can name one specific trade by reference.

What does the web interface do?

It manages; it does not trade. Routes, accounts, sizing and the emergency stop live there, and it shows you what every agent is doing. The orders themselves are placed by the agent on your machine — the board only ever sends signed instructions.

Is there a setup guide for the agent and the webhook?

Yes — a step-by-step guide for both, further down this page. It walks you from installing the robots into your terminals to pasting the endpoint into a TradingView alert. And because every new route starts in dry-run, you can walk the whole path before a single order is real.

What happens if I cancel with open positions?

Nothing is stranded. When the subscription ends the copier stops opening new positions, but closes, cancels and stop-loss changes still go through — so a trade that is already open still follows the master out. The positions are at your broker; nothing we do closes them.