Run your TradingView
strategy automatically

Yes. Paste your TradingView Pine Script® v6 strategy into PineconeX, validate it, and deploy it as a hosted bot. It runs automatically on your own broker account and executes orders without you sitting at the chart. The same code you backtest is what trades live.

No. PineconeX hosts your strategy on managed infrastructure that runs 24/7, so there is no Pine Script® VPS to rent, patch, or babysit. You get always-on strategy execution without maintaining a server yourself.

Yes. Instead of wiring TradingView alerts to webhooks and a self-hosted relay, PineconeX runs your Pine Script® natively and places orders on your broker directly. It can still POST every order and fill to your own webhook or Telegram if you want notifications, but the execution path no longer depends on TradingView alerts.

Copy your strategy from TradingView, paste it into PineconeX, backtest and optimize it, then launch it as a live bot connected to a supported broker (Saxo, Alpaca, or Lightspeed). No rewrites and no adapters: your Pine Script® v6 runs as-is on our Rust engine.

PineconeX runs your Pine Script® v6 on a proprietary headless interpreter written in Rust. The same engine powers backtests, parameter sweeps, validation tests, and live bots, so the results you validate are the results you deploy.

Small differences are expected, and they come down to three things. First, the data source: PineconeX uses its own market data (Massive, Saxo, Alpaca), which won't match TradingView's feed candle-for-candle; different vendors, sessions and adjustments change the OHLCV values your strategy sees. Second, warm-up: the number of lookback bars before the strategy starts trading can differ, so signals may begin at a slightly different point. Third, execution timing: PineconeX evaluates and fills orders on bar close only; it does not model intrabar execution, so an order TradingView fills mid-bar (a stop or limit touched while the candle is still forming) is instead filled at the close on PineconeX. These are modelling choices, not bugs; they keep results conservative and reproducible, and the same engine runs your backtests, sweeps, validation tests and live bots.

Yes. PineconeX exposes a REST web API, authenticated with an API key, to validate strategies, run backtests, parameter sweeps and validation jobs, launch and monitor live bots, and fetch results, so you can automate the whole platform from your own code. There is also a ready-made AI skill that lets you drive it in plain language from Claude or ChatGPT, complete with an OpenAPI spec for ChatGPT Actions.

Because not every trading edge can be written as a hand-coded indicator. If you've trained a model on your own data, PineconeX lets you use it directly: its native ml.* namespace runs your own ONNX models inside the strategy: you feed indicators in, get a prediction out, and act on it like any other series. Everything stays in one place: the model runs on the same Rust engine that backtests, validates and live-trades your Pine Script®, so there is no separate inference server to host, call or keep in sync. Machine-learning inference inside Pine Script® is exclusive to PineconeX.

A live bot trades one symbol on one timeframe. To trade several instruments, launch one bot per symbol: they run side by side on your broker account, and your plan decides how many at once. That is also the more useful way round: each bot has its own position, its own log and its own stop button, so you can shut one symbol down without touching the rest. Multi-symbol bots, where a single bot trades a whole basket in one process over one shared timeframe, are available on the Pro plan and above (not on the free tier).

TradingView requires symbols to be predefined before execution, with each referenced separately. Because PineconeX is interpreter-based rather than compiler-based, it can loop through a portfolio list at runtime, ranking the universe and trading long/short positions from a single strategy. Change the portfolio list, and the same strategy runs on a different universe.