How Algogen works

1. Create a candidate strategy

Choose an instrument and describe the market idea in plain English. Algogen turns it into a versioned strategy document containing buy rules, sell rules, and risk management. The generated rules remain visible and editable.

2. Preview where the rules fire

Review buy and sell trigger markers against historical data for the selected instrument, venue, timeframe, and date range before running a backtest.

3. Run the historical backtest

The same candidate strategy document feeds the execution engine. Backtest scope stays separate from the strategy so the rules can be tested across different market data without silently becoming a different strategy.

4. Review validation evidence

Results are grouped into performance, benchmark, robustness, and diagnostic evidence. Algogen presents the figures and failure modes without assigning a pass or fail grade.

See the methodology and assumptions, supported markets, and current pricing.