Getting Started
This guide walks you through creating your account, adding your first watchlist, and exploring the AlgoTradingAI dashboard.
1. Create Your Account
Visit /register and sign up with your email or Google account. No credit card is required for the Free plan.
- Free plan includes 2 symbols and Live Backtesting access.
- Your account is secured with JWT-based authentication.
- You can upgrade to a paid plan at any time from the Subscriptions page.
2. Dashboard Overview
After logging in, you land on the Dashboard. The sidebar provides access to all platform features:
- Watchlist — Add and monitor symbols. Each symbol shows LTP, percent change, volume, and active signals.
- Dashboard — Summary view of your portfolio, recent signals, and market status.
- Live Backtesting — Place simulated trades against live market data.
- AI Advisor — Get AI-powered trade recommendations with full audit trail.
- ML Predictor — View ML quality scores for candidate trades.
- Price Forecast — Multi-model fused forecasts across 8 horizons.
- Trade Signals — Live and closed trade signals with performance stats.
- Alerts — Configure price and signal alerts.
3. Add Your First Symbol
Navigate to the Watchlist page and use the instrument search to add a symbol (e.g., RELIANCE, NIFTY 50). The autocomplete searches across NSE & BSE equities and F&O instruments.
Once added, the system begins fetching candle data, computing indicators, and generating signals for that symbol.
4. Live Backtesting
Go to Live Backtesting to place your first simulated trade:
- Select a symbol from your watchlist.
- Enter quantity and price (or use market price).
- Optionally set a stop-loss level.
- Submit the simulated order.
Simulated trades are tracked with live P&L updates. Intraday positions are flagged for square-off before market close.
5. Connect Your Broker (Optional)
To unlock your full symbol allowance and access real-time tick data, connect your Zerodha account. See the Broker Connection guide for setup instructions.
Next Steps
- Connect your broker for real-time data.
- Learn about indicators and models used for signal generation.
- Understand how backtesting works.