Python SDK
Our Python SDK sits on top of the layer that connects to every broker and data provider. You build your custom strategy, indicator, alert or dashboard once, and it runs on any broker and data feed you connect, from a moving-average rule to a machine-learning model.


A Strategy places trades. An Indicator draws on the chart. A Monitor watches the market and alerts you. An App gives your idea its own dashboard.

You pull historical prices into the same script and test your strategy on past markets before it trades real money.

A strategy starts trading only after you approve its code. We list every running script, and you stop any of them with one click.
Your code talks to our SDK, never to a broker’s system. When you switch brokers, your strategy keeps running unchanged.
We deliver prices to your code in one standard format, whichever provider or broker feed they come from.
We include NumPy and pandas. You install anything else with pip, from scikit-learn to PyTorch, for statistics, machine learning and deep learning.
You run pip install while25 to write and test in VS Code or any editor, then open the same file in While25.
You ask for $500 of a stock or a coin, and we work out the quantity at the live price, fractions included.
You declare inputs such as a lookback period or a threshold, and we show them as fields you can edit in the app.