I’m building a Flutter-based trading app for the Indian stock market. It helps users track shares, review buy and sell signals from rule-based strategies, and decide whether to place a trade through their broker.
Retail traders in India often switch between charts, alerts, and broker apps to answer one question: would this strategy work if I followed its rules consistently? Our platform connects each buy or sell signal to a simulated trade and its outcome, so users can evaluate a strategy before risking real money.
I built a mobile trading platform for Indian equities using Flutter, Java Spring Boot, and PostgreSQL on Azure. It captures TradingView alerts, simulates trades, and links each signal to its outcome so traders can review gains and losses and evaluate a strategy without risking real money.
Completed a paper-trading test of 70 trades: 36 were profitable (51.4%), with an overall simulated gain of approximately ₹902. The test showed that the platform could track signals through to trade outcomes; it did not establish live profitability.
Validated the platform’s signal-to-outcome tracking across 70 simulated trades. Of those, 36 were profitable (51.4%), with a total simulated gain of approximately ₹902 and no capital at risk.