AI trading signals that show their reasoning.

Tradewink is an explainable AI trading-signal and market-research platform for self-directed traders. It scans the stocks, options and crypto on your watchlist and publishes setups with an entry, stop, target and written reasoning, so you can review the thesis and paper-track the idea before deciding for yourself. Public subscriptions are paper-only; separately approved private beta accounts may submit live broker orders. Tradewink does not hold your funds or securities and is not a registered investment adviser.

Before a signal publishes it has to pass named checks for risk/reward, confidence, duplicates of a recent signal, an ML quality score, a per-type hourly rate limit, whether the target is reachable in the signal's horizon, and valid entry, stop, and target levels. Signal types can also be paused, and a time-of-day filter holds some signals back.

Tradewink sends signals and can automate paper trades when you enable Paper Autopilot. Public subscriptions are paper-only; separately approved private beta accounts may submit live broker orders. A broker is not required to review signals. For public subscribers, any real trade is placed by you at your broker outside Tradewink.

A broker is optional. Where a broker offers a paper or sandbox environment (for example Alpaca, Tradier, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, or OANDA), you can connect that paper or sandbox account for Paper Autopilot. Public subscriptions are paper-only; separately approved private beta accounts may submit live broker orders.

Tradewink publishes signals across stocks, options, and crypto. Research and paper tracking do not require a broker. Paper Autopilot simulates trades in each asset class. Public subscriptions are paper-only; separately approved private beta accounts may submit live broker orders.

Yes. The free sampler delivers 3 AI signals per day across 2 signal types with entry, stop, target, and strategy context, on a 15-minute delay, with no credit card or personal AI key required. BYOK is optional and subject to provider limits and usage charges. Paid plans unlock real-time delivery and currently enabled signal types. Public subscriptions are paper-only; separately approved private beta accounts may submit live broker orders.

Create an account, add the stocks you want to follow, and choose your delivery preferences. A guided tour walks you through the dashboard the first time you sign in, and a settings drawer lets you adjust preferences from any page. No broker, card, or personal AI key is needed for the free signal sampler. BYOK is optional and subject to provider limits and usage charges.

Tradewink is a software publisher and never holds your funds or securities. Your broker or exchange holds your cash and positions. SIPC protection applies only to eligible assets at member brokerages and does not cover market losses; check your provider's protections and account terms. Broker API keys are encrypted (Fernet with PBKDF2) and you can revoke access from your broker at any time.

Yes. You can run the full public pipeline — signals, sizing, and simulated execution — with no real money. Public subscriptions are paper-only; separately approved private beta accounts may submit live broker orders.

Entry setups include the ticker, direction, strategy, entry, stop, target, confidence score, catalysts, and reasoning. Exit alerts and market commentary use different fields. Confidence is a model score, not the probability of profit.

No tool can guarantee returns, and Tradewink makes no such promise — trading involves substantial risk of loss. Tradewink uses routed model analysis alongside rule-based screening; neither can predict market outcomes with certainty. It is a software publisher, not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, or FCM, and all signals are informational only — not personalized investment advice.

Explainable AI trading signals show the setup, catalysts, risk levels, and written reasoning so you can evaluate the idea instead of relying on a bare buy or sell label. Tradewink combines rule-based screening, named strategy checks, market context, and routed model analysis.

Explainable AI trading signals are trade ideas that include the ticker, direction, entry, stop, target, confidence, and the evidence behind the setup. Tradewink publishes those fields so you can review the thesis, paper-track the idea, and decide whether to act.

An AI trading bot is software that uses a model or rules to analyze market data and propose trades. Some tools only publish alerts. Others can place orders through a broker API. Tradewink is an explainable signal platform: you review the thesis, then paper-track. Public subscriptions are paper-only; separately approved private beta accounts may submit live broker orders.

Trade Ideas is an AI scanner: Holly surfaces candidates, and you still place orders yourself unless you buy a separate execution add-on. Tradewink publishes explainable signals with entry, stop, target, and written reasoning, then lets you paper-track the idea. Public subscriptions are paper-only; separately approved private beta accounts may submit live broker orders. See the dated comparison at /compare/tradewink-vs-trade-ideas.

There is no universal best platform. If you want to inspect why a setup fired before risking capital, look for written reasoning, stated invalidation, paper tracking, and a public methodology. Tradewink is built around that review-first sequence. Scanners, news terminals, and execution bridges solve different jobs.

No. You can onboard and use Tradewink entirely through Discord or the web dashboard. Developers can additionally pipe the signal feed into their own workflow via webhook or REST API.