Invite-only beta · locally-hosted trade processing platform

Trade processing infrastructure for systematic traders.

Quantstrip trade operations dashboard

Independent traders don't have the automation, monitoring and post-trade reconciliation a fund takes for granted — so it gets improvised, script by script. Quantstrip is the supervisory layer around your own strategies: scheduling, health monitoring, a shared broker-agnostic database, and a dedicated reconciliation workflow, built as one system instead.

What's inside

The operational discipline a fund has, that a solo trader has to improvise.

Strategy automation

Trading strategies and the post-trade reconciliation process both run as managed plug-in clients — isolated background processes the platform schedules, monitors and restarts, not scripts you have to babysit by hand.

Python IDE

Write and simulate plug-in clients in a built-in editor with an isolated run console before anything reaches production — a new strategy proves itself against real data before it's ever deployed live.

Canonical database & SQL editor

Orders, executions and position events persist to one structured, broker-agnostic database. Query it through the built-in SQL editor, or connect prebuilt or your own ODBC views and work the data in Excel or another external tool.

Coding agent

The embedded Claude coding agent turns your backtesting code into a deployable strategy client — reading your platform's real APIs and your own existing scripts first, on your own Anthropic API key, so what it writes matches what your instance actually does.

Trade Operations

Confirm pending strategy events, resolve unattributed fills, and catch account-by-account position discrepancies — four focused tools over one shared history, keeping strategy records clean and consistent without hand-editing anything.

Operational services

Client scripts share one Quantstrip Python API for logging and settings — a structured settings tree with environment-variable secrets, plus a searchable log viewer with 30-day retention, so operational plumbing isn't rebuilt per script.

How it works

Three steps from install to live.

  1. 01

    Activate your invite

    Download the Windows installer and activate it with the coupon code from your invite — good for a 90-day trial of the full beta.

  2. 02

    Connect your broker

    Use the pre-built Interactive Brokers integration, or connect anything else with a Python SDK or REST API.

  3. 03

    Deploy a strategy

    Register your strategy as a client following the Quantstrip API pattern, and Trade Operations keeps its post-trade record straight automatically.

Access

Currently invite-only.

Quantstrip hasn't been commercially released yet. Access is by invitation to a small initial group, each given a coupon code for a 90-day trial of the full beta — every feature included, nothing held back for later.

Enterprise

For teams and firms.

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FAQ

Common questions

Which brokers are supported?
Interactive Brokers is pre-built, covering orders, executions, commissions, historical data and both REST and Flex Web API reconciliation. Any other broker offering a Python SDK or REST API can be connected too.
Can I write my own strategies?
Yes — strategies are written in Python and run as clients. The Python API gives that code direct access to scheduling, the database, notifications and logging, and the client template library plus tutorials cover the implementation pattern Trade Operations needs to reconcile a strategy's positions correctly.
How do I get access?
Quantstrip is invite-only right now. Request access above and, if you're brought into the initial group, you'll get a coupon code for a 90-day trial of the full beta.
What platforms are supported?
A Windows 10/11 installer is available today (v0.95 Beta). A Linux/Debian build is in development, expected fall 2026.