Atlas Trader
Paper trading with risk in the driver’s seat
Atlas Trader is a research and paper-trading stack, not a live brokerage product. FastAPI and WebSocket feed a Next.js dashboard with portfolio state, exposure caps, circuit breakers, and AI synthesis — paper by default; live execution requires explicit broker wiring and env flags.
Latest release 2.0.0·April 14, 2026
What it does
An operator console for algorithmic paper trading: volatility-regime detection, defensive allocation, hard risk vetoes, kill switches, and a decision log that explains every action the system takes.
In the product
Real UI states—swap these renders for exported PNG/WebP from your builds whenever you are ready; filenames and layout stay the same.
Portfolio
$124,850
Buying Power
$47,200
Exposure
62%
Positions
8
Why it's different
- No price prediction — backward-looking regime detection drives allocation, not hype
- Risk has veto power: exposure caps, circuit breakers, kill switch, and stale-data blocks
- Decision log shows why the system acted, not just what it traded
Core capabilities
Each capability maps to a concrete screen in the app.
Operator dashboard
Portfolio value, buying power, gross exposure, and position counts — updated in real time from your control plane.
Portfolio
$124,850
Buying Power
$47,200
Exposure
62%
Positions
8
Risk & safety controls
Pause, resume, flatten, or kill execution with one click. Drawdown gates and circuit breakers enforce discipline automatically.
Portfolio
$124,850
Buying Power
$47,200
Exposure
62%
Positions
8
AI strategy decisions
See the latest model synthesis, regime posture, and decision explanations — grounded in your actual pipeline data.
Portfolio
$124,850
Buying Power
$47,200
Exposure
62%
Positions
8
Access
This product is available as a web app. Use the official link from PilotOS — there are no separate Mac, Windows, or mobile store builds today.
System requirements
Latest Chrome, Safari, or Edge — delivered as a web app
Official Pilot web app. Bookmark this link from PilotOS. Updates ship on our side — always use the URL we publish here.