A trading engine you can actually see into.
Vectra is three things working as one: a risk-managed execution engine, a statistical validation gauntlet, and a cockpit that streams the whole truth to your screen.
An operator cockpit, not a dashboard dump
Eight pages organised around jobs, not tables. The status line answers “is everything OK” from any screen; depth lives one click away, never piled on top. Every number is computed server-side and rendered with its source.
- Live equity, positions, and risk state
- ⌘K palette reaches every surface
- Dark by default, readable at 4am
Risk rails enforced in the engine
Position caps, volatility-targeted leverage, daily loss halts and a kill switch live in the trading engine itself — the UI can show them, but nothing in a browser can weaken them. Web controls enqueue cryptographically signed commands the engine independently verifies.
- Hard leverage cap
- Daily-loss halt
- Typed-confirmation kill switch
A validation gauntlet with public verdicts
Monte-Carlo, permutation tests, probability-of-overfitting, deflated Sharpe, walk-forward folds, stress windows. The verdicts render in the product and on this site — including when they say NOT PROVEN.
- Full test_all suite
- Walk-forward folds
- Honest PASS / NOT PROVEN states
Three surfaces, one truth
Web cockpit, terminal dashboard, and Telegram bot all read the same operator contract — a parity test fails the build if any surface drifts. Alerts reach you where you are.
- Telegram pairing in one code
- Terminal UI over SSH
- Parity-tested data contract
Judge it by the numbers, not this page.
The demo cockpit streams the engine's real state, and the methodology page shows the tests behind every claim.