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Best for: Coming from TradingView / Pine Script

From Pine Script to a versioned no-code workflow

Pine handles the indicator. Versioning, comparison, and traceability are usually manual. Traseq treats those three as first-class.

Key concepts

No-code workflow
Compose entry, exit, and risk rules visually instead of in script. Faster to iterate, easier to share with non-coders.
Versioning
Every Finalize creates a locked snapshot. Old versions stay backtestable forever — you do not lose research history.
Comparison
Pick any two saved backtests and view returns, drawdown, and trade behaviour side by side instead of in two browser tabs.
Traceability
Every backtest result points to the exact strategy version that produced it. No more "which Pine file was this from?"
Blocks
Reusable rule chunks — like saving a function in Pine, but they keep their own version lineage so reuse never silently changes a result.

How this looks in Traseq

  1. 1

    Recreate one of your Pine strategies as no-code rules in the editor.

  2. 2

    Finalize v1 and run a backtest on the same range you tested in TradingView.

  3. 3

    Iterate, finalize v2, then compare v1 vs v2 in the comparison view.

  4. 4

    Save the comparison set so reviewers see the same numbers you did.

Your next step

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