Strategy tools that can send alerts to Autoview
Autoview doesn't come up with trades. It waits for an alert, reads the command inside it, and places that order on your exchange. The idea behind the trade has to come from somewhere else. Often that's a charting or signal tool.
This page lists those tools. It isn't a ranking and it isn't a recommendation. It's a list of tools whose own documentation shows they can send an alert to Autoview, in alphabetical order, with a link to our setup guide where we have one.
How a tool gets on this list
There's one check. The tool has to send a webhook alert that Autoview accepts: an alert to a URL you choose, with a message you write yourself. We check that against the tool's own documentation, not a reseller's page.
Every tool here connects through an Autoview webhook. Autoview also has a Chrome extension, but that's a separate route. It reads TradingView alerts in your browser and works with TradingView only.
For each tool we also say whether we've seen people use it with Autoview, like support tickets from people running the two together. Where we haven't, we say so, and the tool stays on the list anyway, because the webhook is the part that gets your alert to Autoview.
We don't check whether a tool's signals are any good, we don't test strategies, and we don't look at anyone's results. Nobody paid to be on this list, and the order is the alphabet.
The tools
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LuxAlgo
LuxAlgo sells indicator toolkits, such as Signals & Overlays, that run on TradingView charts. A LuxAlgo signal doesn't send anything on its own. You set a TradingView alert on a LuxAlgo condition, write an Autoview command in the alert's message, and TradingView's webhook delivers it. That means TradingView's own rules for webhook alerts, listed under TradingView below, apply here too. There's no partnership or built-in link between LuxAlgo and Autoview. It's the same alert path any indicator uses.
- How it connects: through TradingView's webhook to an Autoview webhook.
- Use with Autoview: users have written to our support asking how to automate their LuxAlgo buy and sell signals through Autoview.
- Our guides: Using Autoview with LuxAlgo for entries, and Closing LuxAlgo trades for exits, take profit, and stop loss.
- Their site: luxalgo.com
TradingView
TradingView is a charting platform. Its alerts can send a webhook: a POST request to a URL you provide, with the alert's message as the body. That message is where your Autoview command goes. TradingView only allows webhook alerts with two-factor authentication turned on, and its pricing page lists webhooks on its paid plans, not the free Basic plan.
- How it connects: through an Autoview webhook. TradingView is also the one tool our Chrome extension reads, but this page covers the webhook route.
- Use with Autoview: TradingView is named in more than 1,500 of our support tickets.
- Our guides: Automate TradingView alerts takes an alert from firing to a live order, and Pine Script strategy alerts covers strategy scripts.
- Their site: tradingview.com
TrendSpider
TrendSpider is a charting and analysis platform with its own alerts. Those alerts can send a webhook. You turn on Webhook in your TrendSpider account settings and enter the URL the requests should go to. Each alert then sends a POST request whose body is that alert's description, so the description is where your Autoview command goes. If the description isn't valid JSON, TrendSpider sends it as plain text. Its help page doesn't say which plans include webhooks, so check with TrendSpider before you pay.
- How it connects: through an Autoview webhook, not the Chrome extension.
- Use with Autoview: we don't have evidence yet of people running the two together, and we haven't tested it end to end ourselves. Dry-run your first alert before it trades real money.
- Our guides: none written for TrendSpider yet. Automate TradingView alerts shows the command format, and the webhook reads a command the same way whichever tool sends it.
- Their site: trendspider.com
Using a tool that isn't here?
Then it may still work. If it can send a webhook to a URL you choose, with a message you control, it can drive Autoview. The purchased strategy guide has a checklist of questions to ask a seller before you pay, and the custom code page covers sending a command from your own script.
What Autoview does and doesn't do
Autoview runs the orders your alerts send. We do not give trading advice. We do not pick, test, or rate strategies, and we don't know how any of these tools will do for you. The tools on this page are run by other companies. Ask them your questions, and read their terms before you pay. Trading can lose more than you put in. Past results don't predict future ones.
Before any alert trades real money, dry-run it with d=1 and read your log. The test and debug guide shows how. See our disclosures.