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Describe it your way
Type it, say it, or drop in a chart screenshot. The words you already use are enough.
Free backtest · No code
Backtest your trading strategy in your own words.
Describe how you trade. Check the rules on a chart. See every trade it would have taken on years of historical data.
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Text, voice, imageDescribe it any way
No codePlain words are enough
Every tradeWins, losses, drawdowns
I go long when a candle closes back above a fresh swing low.
Stop 30 pips under,
target twice the risk.
Typed. Voice and chart screenshots work too.
Entry Close above a new swing low
Stop 30 pips below entry
Target 1:2 risk to reward
3 years · 2,341 trades
+68R
Example strategy · GBP/USD 1h · past dataHover to pause · tap a step
However you say it
Example descriptions
You have a strategy in your head. You trade it every day. You have never seen it tested.
How it works
From how you trade to a tested strategy.
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See it as rules on a chart
Everest turns your description into clear rules and marks them on real candles. If anything looks off, you fix it before anything runs.
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Run the backtest
Everest runs your rules over years of data on its own. You get the full picture: how often it wins, what an average trade is worth, and how rough it gets along the way.
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Optimize it
Everest shows where your strategy struggled and proposes a change. Test it, and see both versions side by side.
Describe your strategyAny way works
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Everest reads it as
Entry Close above a fresh swing lowStop 30 pips belowTarget 1:2
Your rules · GBP/USD · 1h
Tap a rule to see where it applies.
Backtest · 100% automaticRunning
2023202420252026
+0R
0 trades
34.3%
Win rate
1.04
Profit factor
361 days
Longest time below a high
Compare versionsDrag to compare
Your strategy
+68R
Worst drop −102R
Optimized
+86R
Worst drop −41R
One change, tested on past data: skip entries between 11:00 and 14:00 UTC.
What you get
The whole result. Not just the highlights.
This is what your result looks like, shown with an example strategy.
Swing Low Entry
+68R
2,341 trades
Example backtest on past data. Past results do not predict future results. What you trade is always your call.
What Everest is not
What Everest is not
A bot.
It tests your rules on past data. It doesn't place trades.
Signals.
It doesn't tell you when to buy or sell. It tests the rules you give it.
Advice.
A backtest shows what happened on past data. Nothing more.
Your strategy, tested.
What to test, what to change, and what to trade is always your call.
Pricing
Your backtest is free.
Nothing to pay, nothing to install.
What's included
$0
- Your strategy in your own words, by text, voice or screenshot
- Rules marked on a chart for you to check
- A full backtest with every trade
- 3 optimization runs to compare versions
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FAQ
Questions traders ask.
What is backtesting a trading strategy?
Backtesting runs the rules of a strategy over historical price data to see how it would have performed.
It shows how often it hit target, how much it made or lost per trade, and how deep and long its losing
stretches were.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe your strategy in plain words, by text, voice or a chart screenshot. Everest turns it
into rules and shows them on a chart for you to check.
Is the backtest automatic?
Yes. Once you confirm your rules, Everest runs the backtest on its own. There is nothing to set up.
What if Everest gets my strategy wrong?
You see it before anything runs. Everest shows your rules on a chart, and if something is off, you tell
it what to change. The backtest starts only after you confirm it's your strategy.
What is included for free?
One backtest, plus three optimization runs on it.
What happens to my strategy?
It stays in your account. You can delete it, download your data, or delete your account at any time.
Does Everest place trades for me?
No. Everest tests your strategy on past data. What you trade is always your call.
Is this investment advice?
No. A backtest shows how a set of rules performed on past data. It is not a recommendation and it does
not predict future results.
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See how your strategy really held up.
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