Copies the calls,enforces your rules.
Parabolt sits in the Discord servers you already trade from. Every alert in a channel you've ticked becomes a tracked position and, when you turn it on, an order at your own broker, sized by rules you wrote. Nothing is placed until you've set them.
No broker needed to start, tracking and dry runs free, no per-trade fee
- 1Open the broker app
- 2Search the ticker
- 3Open the option chain
- 4Pick the expiry
- 5Pick the strike
- 6Enter the quantity
- 7Enter the limit price
- 8Review, confirm, triple-check
Pick your path.
Copy an alerter
Follow alerters in the Discord servers you trade from. Each call is sized to your rules and placed at your own broker.
Trade my own alerts
Post your calls in your own Discord channel and Parabolt places them at your broker. Show your real fills on a public portfolio.
Run a community
Your alerters, your channels. Members connect their own broker and write their own rules; the community never touches their account.
What copying would have made.
Hypothetical. Each alerter's posted alerts replayed in at the market a second after each alert, fees included, before slippage, then scaled to your numbers. Past results do not predict future ones.
Seven things worth knowing before you go live.
01 How it worksFrom the call to the fill: watch, parse, size, place, then guard.
Four stages, each one visible on the position's timeline. The first two run for every alert; the last two only for alerters you've chosen to follow.
Add the bot, tick what counts.
Pick the channels and the authors that matter: bots only, a list of people, or everyone. Anything else is dropped before it's stored, not filtered afterwards.
An alert becomes a position.
Ticker, direction, entry, stop, targets. Options resolve to a listed contract: nearest expiry, 0DTE if one exists. "TP hit", "move SL to BE", "close" and "cancel" update the open position instead of adding noise.
Your strategy, or nothing.
Following an alerter means binding a strategy to it: allocation, risk per trade, max contracts, execution mode. An alerter with no strategy tracks and never trades.
Order out, stop in.
A marketable limit goes to your broker. A resting stop follows the fill; take-profits are watched and sent when touched; positions reconcile against the broker every cycle.
02 Execution modesOff, dry run, paper, live: set per strategy, one switch at a time.
| Off | Dry run | Paper | Live | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parses and tracks | included | included | included | included |
| Sizes, resolves the contract, quotes | - | included | included | included |
| The fill | - | simulated | paper | real |
| Broker needed | none | none | a paper account | a live account |
| Costs you | nothing | nothing | nothing | your plan and your broker's commissions |
| Asks before switching on | - | - | - | a go-live acknowledgement you read on screen |
Dry run is the whole pipeline (parse, size, contract, quote) with a simulated fill at the ask for buys and the bid for sells, and a simulated exit P&L when the alerter closes. It's how you find out whether an alerter's format parses and whether your sizing is what you meant, at zero cost.
A live order that can't be placed doesn't vanish. With dry-run fallback on, it's recorded as a simulated fill with the broker's reason next to it, so you still see what would have happened and why it didn't.
03 SafetyEvery new entry answers five questions first. Exits are never held.
In this order. The first "no" holds the entry, and the reason lands on the timeline.
One control. New entries stop.
Yours and the platform's, same rule: no new entries, working entries cancelled, everything already open keeps its stops and targets.
Kill switch: offStalls hold, recoveries resume.
Live entries wait while broker monitoring is stalled and resume on their own when it isn't. Admins can switch it off; users can't switch it on by accident.
Out everywhere, at once.
An admin lock or a lapsed membership signs the account out of every session and stops copies on the spot. Open positions are still managed.
04 Where orders come fromOur servers in the US, or an agent on your machine that never hands us a trading credential.
Orders from our servers.
For US customers. Credentials are encrypted at rest with a key that exists only in the server environment, never in the database in the clear. You can delete an account and its credentials at any time.
Same guardrails, same timeline, no software to run. If you'd rather hold your own keys anyway, the agent lane is open to US accounts too.
Orders from your machine.
A small program you run (a Docker container, a $5 VPS, your own PC) connects to your broker and to Parabolt. Our servers hand it jobs; it never hands us a trading credential. That isn't a setting: the database refuses to store one on an agent account. The one thing you can choose to give us is a read-only IBKR Flex token, for a public portfolio's trade history: it can't place or cancel an order, and it's kept encrypted on our servers.
server to agent job enter SPY260921C00565000 qty 2 lmt 1.23 agent to broker order with keys that never left your machine agent to server report filled 1.22 ok an entry unclaimed for 2 minutes is voided, never placed late
Interactive Brokers runs this way, with IB Gateway alongside the agent.
05 BrokersEvery broker Parabolt places orders at, and which ones work where you live. Your account, not ours.
Parabolt places orders in an account you opened, at a broker you chose; it never holds funds. Options where the broker trades them; a broker without option quotes gets exit watches from a delayed feed, and the panel says so.
06 Tracking, and what's nextThe tracker needs no broker. Aquantic and the desktop agent are in progress.
Positions open and close from the alerts alone.
Connect a broker the day you want to, or never.
Next
built in the open, marked as such until it ships07 For communitiesRun it for your members. Admins define the alerters; members bring their own broker and rules.
Admins define the alerters: which channels, which authors, which parse rules. Members sign in with Whop, connect their own broker and write their own rules. The community never touches a member's account, and a lapsed membership stops that member's copies within fifteen minutes.
Your money stays at your broker.
Your account, not ours
Orders go to an account you opened, at a broker you chose. Parabolt never holds funds and has no way to withdraw or transfer money: it places and cancels orders, nothing else.
Not financial advice
Parabolt does not pick trades or recommend alerters. You choose who to follow and write the rules every order follows.
Records you can read
Alerter records are calculated from posted alert prices: hypothetical, before costs and slippage. Public portfolios show real fills after fees.
Plain answers.
Does Parabolt pick trades?
No. It acts on the calls of the alerters you follow, under the rules you set. It has no opinion on a call and no ranking of alerters. Aquantic reviews fills after the fact; it doesn't pick either.
What happens when the broker rejects an order?
It's logged on the timeline with the broker's reason. With dry-run fallback on (the default), it's also recorded as a simulated fill, so you can see what would have happened.
How does a position close?
From the alerter's own "close", "TP hit" or "SL hit" message; from the resting stop at the broker; from a take-profit the app watches; or by hand from the panel. Flatten open closes everything in one go.
Which Discord servers work?
Any server whose admin invites the bot. Parabolt then agrees with the community which channels and authors count, and reads only those.
Do you store my broker login?
On the agent lane, never: the database won't accept one. On the US cloud lane, encrypted at rest; delete the account and the credentials go with it.
Where is it available?
Tracking and dry runs everywhere. Live orders are for US residents for now, from our servers or through the agent. Other countries follow when we open them; a few are held for review after sign-up.
What does it cost?
Tracking and dry runs are free. Live execution is a monthly plan through Whop: One-click, where you approve each order, or Full auto. No per-trade fee and no share of profits.
How does the free trial work?
It is a trial of Full auto, for new members, once. Whop shows how long it lasts and the price after it before you confirm. Cancel before it ends and you are not charged.
Start in dry run. Go live when the timeline earns it.
Free to track and dry-run. A monthly plan to go live.