Build a no-code trading strategy
Turn trading rules into connected blocks you can inspect and test.
Assemble the strategy on a canvas, then backtest it.
Pyon's visual builder lets you connect market triggers, indicator conditions, position sizing, and trading actions on a canvas. You can also describe your idea to the AI agent and review the graph it creates. Building a strategy does not require a Python SDK or a separate scripting setup.
Run a historical backtest before deciding whether to use paper or live execution. The backtest reports trades, drawdown, and other core metrics, and can explain why a condition prevented entries. Live execution uses supported broker connections and requires you to review the strategy, broker permissions, and market risks.
Visual builder
Connect entry rules, exit rules, sizing, and actions without writing code.
Indicator catalog
Choose from documented market indicators such as RSI, moving averages, and Bollinger Bands.
Historical backtest
Replay the graph on historical bars and inspect trades and risk metrics.
Paper and live modes
Use a supported connected broker account to test on paper or route live orders where available.
Frequently asked questions
Can I build without code?
Yes. The visual catalog contains the triggers, conditions, and actions needed for many rule-based strategies. You can inspect and revise each node that the AI builder adds.
Is there a Python SDK or formula editor?
Pyon does not currently offer a public Python SDK or a standalone formula editor. The visual builder and its supported nodes are the primary workflow.
What happens when a backtest makes no trades?
The backtest can report which conditions blocked entries and the values observed. Some filters correctly stay inactive for a particular market window; test another window before changing the strategy's intent.
Can a strategy trade live?
Pyon has live broker routing for supported integrations. Availability depends on the connected account, supported assets, and your chosen trading mode. Review a strategy carefully before enabling live execution.