Minute-resolution Rust engine. No daily-bar shortcuts. Validate your system before you risk a dollar.
This example is not a run record. Where available, results show the producing engine identity; historical runs without that record are marked unknown.
Nitix evaluates multi-leg options strategies using historical minute OHLC bars. Open, high, low and close prices support modeled intrabar checks; they do not reconstruct the actual tick sequence.
Fills, stop-loss triggers and re-entries follow simulation assumptions. Spreads, liquidity, costs and the unknown order of prices within a bar can make live execution differ. Historical simulation does not establish future performance.
historical bar resolution
Available dates and coverage depend on the selected instrument and dataset. Review the run assumptions and data coverage before comparing results.
The builder is designed as a precision instrument: library on the left for recall, build columns in the center for configuration, run rail on the right for execution. Tweak a leg, press run, see results — without scrolling.
Search, load, and fork saved strategies. Folder-organized, one click to load into the builder.
Setup (instrument, timing, conditions) → Legs (positions, strikes, SL/TP) → Risk (overall constraints, re-entry, legwise interactions). Every section folds with a spec summary.
Date range, capital, one Run button. Results fill the rail — KPIs, sparkline, and the engine verification stamp at the foot.
Compare daily allowances, saved capacity and feature access.
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