Your backtest shows one path. Your money rides on all the others.

QuantGrip takes your TradingView backtest and runs thousands of Monte Carlo simulations on it — revealing the full range of outcomes your single backtest is hiding. Find out whether your edge is real before you risk a dollar.

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One backtest. One story. One very confident lie.

You did everything right. Adjusted for slippage. Kept the strategy general enough not to curve-fit. The equity curve climbed, the win rate held, so you sized up and went live.

And then it didn't replicate. The drawdowns ran deeper than the backtest ever showed. The win streaks were wild — but you had no idea how long a good run could last, or how brutal the next losing stretch would get. You were flying blind on the one thing that actually matters: how your strategy behaves over the long run, not just the run you happened to backtest.

Here's why. A backtest is a single path through history — one sequence of trades in one particular order. Reshuffle those same trades, with the same edge and the same win rate, and you'd get a completely different equity curve. Some versions look incredible. Some draw down hard enough to shake you out, or to break a prop-firm rule, before they ever recover.

Your backtest showed you one of those paths. Usually the one that looked good enough to trade.

The question that actually matters isn't “did it work in the past?” It's “is this a real edge — or did the trades just happen to fall in a lucky order?” A single backtest can't answer that. That's exactly why QuantGrip exists.

Why I built QuantGrip

I started algo trading about eight months ago, trying to get the consistency I could never hold onto trading manually. So I did the work — built strategies in TradingView, adjusted for slippage, tried hard not to curve-fit.

It didn't matter. The backtests never replicated live. Drawdowns were always worse at some point than what I'd seen. The win streaks were huge, but I had no way to know how long a hot or cold run could actually last. Then I started running prop-firm challenges — passed a few, lost a few — and realized the truth: passing isn't about having a strategy. It's about knowing your strategy's behavior precisely enough to stay inside the rules. Without that, I was just spinning my wheels with no real long-term edge.

I built QuantGrip because I needed to see the full picture of my own strategies — the whole distribution of outcomes, not the single lucky path. If you're where I was, it's for you too.

— Thomas, founder of QuantGrip

Your strategy. Thousands of possible futures. Three steps.

01

Export

Run your backtest in TradingView, export the results. You already do this. QuantGrip takes the standard TradingView strategy export — no new platform to learn, no code to write.

02

Upload

Drag your file in — or several. Drop in one strategy export or up to five at once. QuantGrip reads your actual trade-by-trade results and runs thousands of Monte Carlo simulations, resampling your real trades to map every realistic path your strategy could take.

03

See the truth

Get the full distribution of outcomes — not one equity curve, the whole range. Best case, worst case, and everything between. See how often your strategy thrives, how often it struggles, and exactly how deep the bad runs go.

Stop guessing. Start seeing the whole picture.

Monte Carlo outcome distribution

QuantGrip runs thousands of simulations on your strategy's real trades and shows you the full distribution: the range of final returns, how often you'd hit your targets, and how the curve behaves when the trades fall in a bad order. This is the difference between “it worked once” and “it holds up.”

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Prop-firm challenge simulator

Trading a prop challenge? QuantGrip simulates your strategy against prop-firm rules — profit targets, max drawdown, daily loss limits — across thousands of runs, and gives you the realistic probability you'd actually pass. Stop paying for challenges your strategy was never likely to clear.

Drawdown and losing streaks, exposed

Every strategy has a worst run hiding in it. QuantGrip surfaces the deepest drawdowns and the longest losing streaks your single backtest left out — so you can size positions and set expectations like someone who's seen the whole map, not just the highlight reel.

Real edge vs. dumb luck

When you watch the same strategy play out thousands of ways, the truth gets obvious fast. A real edge shows up as consistency across the distribution. Luck shows up as one good run surrounded by a lot of ugly ones. QuantGrip makes the difference impossible to ignore.

Compare, save, and re-run

Upload several strategies and compare them side by side. Save your configurations and come back to re-run them as you refine. Your analysis lives with your account, ready whenever you've got a new version to put through its paces.

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The full toolkit, free for 7 days.

$49/month
  • Unlimited Monte Carlo analyses
  • Full outcome distribution
  • Prop-firm challenge simulator
  • Drawdown & losing-streak analysis
  • Compare strategies side by side
  • Save & re-run configurations
  • 7-day free trial — no charge until it ends
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Starter

For the occasional stress-test.

$19/month
  • Up to 50 Monte Carlo analyses per month
  • Full outcome distribution
  • Drawdown & losing-streak analysis
  • Compare strategies side by side
  • Save & re-run configurations
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Prop-firm simulator not included — upgrade to Pro for that.

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Questions, answered.

What exactly do I upload?
Your TradingView strategy backtest export — the standard results file. If you've run a backtest in TradingView, you already have what you need. You can upload one or several at once.
Do you store my strategy or my data?
We process your uploaded files to run the analysis and don't keep them afterward. Your saved configurations stay with your account so you can re-run them; your raw uploads don't stick around.
Is this financial advice?
No. QuantGrip is an analysis tool. It shows you the statistical range of outcomes for a strategy you built — it doesn't tell you what to trade, and simulated results don't guarantee real ones. You're the trader; we just hand you a clearer map.
How is this different from just looking at my backtest?
Your backtest is one path. QuantGrip shows you thousands. A single equity curve can't tell you whether your results are repeatable or a fluke — the distribution can.
What's Monte Carlo simulation, in plain terms?
It's a way of asking “what else could have happened?” By resampling your actual trades thousands of times, it maps the full range of realistic outcomes instead of the single one your backtest happened to produce.
Will it tell me if I'd pass a prop-firm challenge?
On Pro, yes. QuantGrip simulates your strategy against the firm's rules — profit target, max drawdown, daily loss limit — across thousands of runs and gives you the probability you'd clear it.
Can I cancel or change plans?
Anytime, right from your account. If you cancel, you keep access through the end of your billing period. If you downgrade, it takes effect at your next renewal — no surprise charges.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. If you can export a file from TradingView and drag it into a browser, you can use QuantGrip.

Find out if your edge is real.

You're going to risk real money on this strategy. The only question is whether you'll do it knowing the full range of what could happen — or hoping the one backtest you saw was the honest one.

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