Turn your trading rules into custom TradingView indicators, strategies, and alerts. We develop Pine Script, improve existing code, and build trade copiers that connect TradingView signals to execution on your chosen platform.
From a chart idea to a working Pine Script and a defined execution workflow.
Nordman Algorithms develops custom TradingView indicators, strategies, screeners, dashboards, and trading automation in Pine Script. We can work from trading rules, chart examples, an existing script, or logic already implemented for MT4, MT5, NinjaTrader, cTrader, or another platform.
Our TradingView developers can build new scripts, modify or debug existing Pine Script code, combine multiple tools into one indicator or strategy, and convert trading logic between platforms. We also develop alerts, webhook workflows, and external connectors for automated execution.
Pine Script cannot send live orders directly to a broker. For automated trading, TradingView alerts are sent by webhook to an external application or server, where signals can be validated and converted into orders according to your broker, symbol, and account requirements.
Source code and full IP ownership are transferred on delivery.
| Symbol | 15m | 1h | 4h |
|---|---|---|---|
| ES | Up | Up | Range |
| EURUSD | Range | Down | Down |
| BTCUSD | Up | Range | Up |
Choose what you need to build. A TradingView programmer works from your rules, your existing script, or the signal source you already use. Choose the result you need: a new script, a change to existing code, connected execution, or a clearer view of your signals.
Build custom indicators with your own calculations, chart visuals, and settings. Projects include market structure, levels and zones, trend and momentum tools, volume analysis, and multi-timeframe conditions, with signals defined around your trading rules.
Turn entry, exit, and position-sizing rules into a Pine Script strategy. Add filters, stops, targets, and session controls, or convert an indicator into a strategy for TradingView’s Strategy Tester. Live execution is connected through an external system.
Update indicators, strategies, and libraries using the available source code. Combine scripts, add settings, fix calculations or alerts, review repainting behaviour, and migrate older Pine Script versions. We compare the revised result with your rules and examples.
Bring signal tables, multi-timeframe readings, and instrument status into a clear dashboard on your chart. Build scanners for a defined set of symbols, or prepare a custom indicator for Pine Screener. The scope defines the symbols, timeframes, outputs, and update behaviour.
Convert indicators and strategies between TradingView and MT4, MT5, NinjaTrader, cTrader, TradeStation, or another supported platform. Rebuild the calculations for the destination and compare reference outputs, accounting for data, sessions, and platform behaviour.
Add alert conditions to a new or existing script, combine multiple filters, and create messages with the values your workflow needs. Prepare JSON for an existing connector or deliver notifications to Telegram and Discord through a suitable receiver.
TradingView alerts are turned into live orders on MT4, MT5, NinjaTrader, cTrader, or a broker API. We build the receiving side: alert parsing and validation, symbol and contract mapping, position sizing, duplicate and stale-signal checks, partial fills, stop-loss and take-profit handling, and execution logs.
Trades placed manually on your chart can be copied the same way. Where the workflow is specific — several strategies into one account, a custom alert format, or prop-account rules — the receiver is built around it.
Not every requirement fits a predefined category. Send a description, screenshots of what you have in mind, reference files, or existing Pine Script source code — we will review it and tell you what is technically possible on TradingView and what it would take.
The connector described above is not always a custom build. For the most common routes we already maintain ready-made ones — they are built and supported by the same team, use the same alert-handling components as custom projects, and can be extended when your workflow outgrows the defaults.
Forwards TradingView alerts to MetaTrader 5 with sizing, symbol mapping, and execution controls.
Sends chart alerts from TradingView to a MetaTrader 4 account with configurable order handling.
Routes TradingView alerts to NinjaTrader 8 with contract sizing and account-specific rules.
Delivers TradingView alerts to a cTrader account with sizing rules and symbol mapping.
Browse our trade copiers, or ask us to build a connector around your own alert format.
A TradingView developer turns your trading idea into a defined scope, with the code, tests, and deliverables agreed before work starts.
Send the rules, symbols, timeframes, and chart examples that explain your idea. For changes, include source code and the behaviour to correct. For execution projects, tell us the destination platform and account type.
Receive the agreed scripts or connector components, source files included in the scope, and instructions for settings and use. We walk through the specified behaviour and provide technical support under the agreed terms.
Pine Script covers the chart; webhooks carry the alert out, and the external side turns it into an order.
Indicators, strategies, screeners, chart tables and alert conditions written in Pine Script and running on the TradingView chart itself.
Explore Pine Script →TradingView alerts post over HTTP to an external receiver. The payload structure, message fields and delivery guarantees are defined up front, because everything downstream depends on them.
Explore Webhook →Python runs outside TradingView and Pine Script: it receives alerts, applies additional logic and validation, calls the destination API, and records what was executed.
Explore Python →Where the alert goes next. Pine scripts do not execute trades through a general public TradingView REST trading API; execution instead runs through the supported broker or destination-platform interface — MT4, MT5, NinjaTrader, cTrader or a broker API.
Explore REST API →Analysis happens on the TradingView chart; live execution happens wherever the alert is sent. Both sides are scoped together.
Futures studies, strategies and alert logic on the chart, with execution routed to the platform or broker that holds the account.
Futures Automation →Screeners, indicators and strategies across listed equities and ETFs, with signals delivered to the destination that executes them.
Stock Automation →TradingView connects to genuine crypto markets, so scripts and alerts can be built around exchange data and routed to a supported destination.
Crypto Automation →Currency pairs and broker-listed CFDs analysed in Pine Script. Live execution depends on the broker or platform the alert is sent to.
Forex Automation →Work with a team that connects trading requirements with implementation details, from the first technical review to installation and support.
Indicators, strategies, screeners, and alert workflows written in Pine Script by TradingView developers who work with the platform and its execution limits every day.
TradingView projects can connect with our MT4, MT5, NinjaTrader, and cTrader development work, from code conversion to external signal execution.
Receive an agreed feature list, fixed quote, and schedule. Additional requests can be assessed separately so the original delivery remains clearly defined.
Discuss proprietary rules under an NDA when needed. Source-code delivery and ownership terms are established before work starts.
Get help with installation, input settings, and technical questions within the agreed support scope. Existing projects can be extended as your requirements change.
Feedback from clients across our custom trading software projects.
Practical answers about Pine Script, existing code, alerts, and connected execution.
We build custom indicators, Pine Script strategies, alerts, chart dashboards, and screeners. We also modify existing scripts, convert logic between platforms, and develop external trade copiers and signal-execution systems.
Yes. We can code your strategy in Pine Script and connect its alerts to an external execution system. A Pine strategy models trades inside TradingView; the external component places and manages real orders through the agreed platform or broker connection. Explore our Trading Bot Development services.
Yes, when the source code or a sufficiently detailed specification is available. We define how its signals become entries and exits, add position-sizing and risk parameters, and check the implementation in TradingView’s Strategy Tester. This is part of strategy development.
Yes. Send the source code you are authorised to use, the requested changes, and examples of the expected output. We can combine conditions, add settings or alerts, correct errors, update Pine versions, and extend reusable script libraries.
We can review when values and signals change, including intrabar calculations and higher-timeframe inputs. We agree whether signals should update during the bar or require confirmation, then adjust the code accordingly. Waiting for confirmation can change when a signal becomes available.
We can assess copying from the broker account connected to TradingView. The copier follows available account order or fill events and applies your rules to destination accounts. Feasibility depends on the source and destination account interfaces; this differs from receiving Pine Script alerts.
Alert development defines when a message is sent and what it contains, often for an existing connector or notification workflow. Signal execution adds the external software that turns a message into an order and handles the agreed sizing, filters, and exit rules.
We review the firm’s rules, account connection, and permitted automation before defining the project. Where supported, an external system can route TradingView signals to that account and apply the agreed controls. See our Prop Trading Automation services.
Yes. We can create chart tables, multi-timeframe panels, and scanners for a defined set of symbols, or prepare an indicator for Pine Screener. The scope sets out the required symbols, timeframes, output values, and the platform limits that affect the design.
We provide a fixed quote and schedule after reviewing the trading rules, existing code, and any execution connections. Delivery includes the agreed scripts or application components, source files specified in the scope, usage guidance, and technical support. NDA and ownership terms are agreed before work starts.
Send your chart examples, indicator idea, strategy rules, or current Pine Script. We will review the requirements and outline a practical scope for your TradingView project.