MetaTrader 5
MQL5 · PythonExpert Advisors, custom indicators, trade copiers and prop account tools in MQL5, plus Python integrations through the official MT5 package.
Explore MT5 development →We develop custom trading tools for existing platforms and external applications connected through platform and broker APIs. Choose your platform to see the indicators, automated strategies, trade copiers and integrations we build for it.
Each platform page covers the services we build, the technologies involved and the markets we work with on that platform.
Expert Advisors, custom indicators, trade copiers and prop account tools in MQL5, plus Python integrations through the official MT5 package.
Explore MT5 development →Expert Advisors, indicators, trade panels and copiers in MQL4, and maintenance or extension of the MT4 tools you already run.
Explore MT4 development →NinjaScript strategies, indicators, Add-Ons and Chart Trader tools for futures traders, including order-flow and prop account workflows.
Explore NinjaTrader development →cBots, indicators and plugins in C# or Python, with trade management tools and Open API integrations.
Explore cTrader development →EasyLanguage strategies and indicators, RadarScreen scanners, and external tools connected through the TradeStation API.
Explore TradeStation development →C# strategies, indicators, scanners and custom trading panels, plus execution of external signals on Quantower connections.
Explore Quantower development →Pine Script indicators, strategies, alerts and screeners, and connections that carry TradingView signals to a live execution platform.
Explore TradingView development →thinkScript studies, scans and options analysis tools inside the platform; external automation through the Schwab API.
Explore Thinkorswim development →JavaScript indicators inside Tradovate, plus API-connected bots, TradingView signal execution and trade copying for eligible accounts.
Explore Tradovate development →External trading systems on the TWS API or Web API: bots, trade managers, portfolio rebalancing, reporting and data integrations.
Explore IBKR development →Python and C# trading applications, short-locate automation, hotkey scripts and custom execution workflows for active stock traders.
Explore DAS Trader development →Trading on a platform that isn’t listed? Tell us what you use and what you want to build, and we’ll check its development options first.
Tell us about your platform →Platforms differ in what their own language can do. That decides whether your project is a native tool, an external application, or both, and it shapes the scope and price.
| Platform | Native language | Trading automation | External route | Typical projects |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charting & trading platforms | ||||
| MetaTrader 5 | MQL5 | Inside the platformExpert Advisors trade directly in the terminal. |
Official Python package; external services through bridges | EAs, indicators, copiers, prop tools |
| MetaTrader 4 | MQL4 | Inside the platformExpert Advisors trade directly in the terminal. |
External services through DLL or HTTP bridges | EAs, indicators, code fixes |
| NinjaTrader | NinjaScript | Inside the platformNinjaScript strategies trade on the connected account. |
Trade API and Market Data API for NinjaTrader brokerage accounts | Strategies, indicators, Add-Ons |
| cTrader | C# / Python | Inside the platformcBots trade directly in cTrader. |
cTrader Open API for registered applications | cBots, indicators, plugins |
| TradeStation | EasyLanguage | Inside the platformStrategies can place orders automatically. |
TradeStation API (REST and streaming) | Strategies, scanners, integrations |
| Quantower | C# | Inside the platformStrategies run on the platform’s broker connections. |
Broker and data connections in the platform; external services through C# components | Strategies, panels, signal execution |
| TradingView | Pine Script | PartlyStrategies simulate trades; alerts start execution elsewhere. |
Webhook alerts to an external execution system | Indicators, strategies, signal copiers |
| Thinkorswim | thinkScript | PartlyStudies, scans and conditional orders; no strategy automation. |
Schwab Trader API for supported account and instrument types | Studies, scanners, options tools |
| Tradovate | JavaScript | PartlyIndicators run inside; trading automation runs outside through the API. |
Tradovate API (REST, WebSocket) for eligible live accounts; prop and evaluation accounts excluded | Indicators, API bots, signal execution |
| Broker & direct-access platforms | ||||
| Interactive Brokers | None | Outside the platformTWS has no strategy scripting; strategies run in your application. |
TWS API through TWS or IB Gateway, Web API, FIX | API bots, rebalancing, reporting |
| DAS Trader | Hotkey scripts | PartlyHotkey and script-driven execution; full automation runs outside. |
DAS API, availability depends on the broker | API bots, locates, hotkeys |
Many projects start on one platform and finish on another. These are the routes we build most often.
Other pairs are assessed per project: both sides need an interface that supports the connection.
Rebuild existing logic in another platform’s language, with calculations checked against the original.
Cross-Platform Conversion →Carry TradingView alerts, Telegram or Discord messages, or API signals into the platform where you trade.
Signal Copier Development →Follow trades from a source account to other accounts or platforms, with symbol mapping and sizing rules.
Trade Copier Development →The right environment depends on your situation more than on any ranking of platforms. These four things usually decide it.
Questions about choosing, combining and extending trading platforms.
Yes. We look at your broker and account type, the result you need, the data and API access available to you, and any code or tools you already use. From there we explain which environment fits the project and what would run inside the platform versus in an external application.
Yes. We rebuild the logic in the target platform’s language and check that calculations and signals match the original. Where the target platform lacks a feature or uses different data, we agree on the adjustment before development starts.
Yes, where both sides provide a suitable interface. Signal automation carries alerts or messages from a source such as TradingView into an execution platform; a trade copier follows the trades placed on a source account. Several common routes are available as ready-made copiers.
Often, yes. Send us the platform name and what you want to build. We review its scripting language, API access, and account requirements, and confirm whether we can take on the project before you commit to anything.
Tell us your platform, broker and what you want to build. Rules, screenshots or existing code all help. We review the technical scope and reply with the next steps.