PineX PineX
PRIVATE BETA

The execution layer
TradingView doesn't have.

PineX watches your Pine Strategy in real time and fires the buy/sell hotkey into TradingView Desktop the moment a signal hits. Your connected broker places a real order. Sub-100 ms latency. No webhooks.

Welcome aboard.

PineX is in private beta, and your feedback shapes what ships next.

If you found your way here, it means you were invited to test, or someone sent it your way out of good faith. Either way, welcome aboard this journey. Your bug reports, feature requests, and "this feels weird" notes are what enable PineX to become a trading staple.

FROM THE DEVELOPER

Why PineX exists.

PineX was born out of frustration with TradingView's lack of native automation. Every existing workaround, whether webhook relays, Zapier chains, or third-party broker bridges, is inconsistent, late, and costs a small fortune in monthly subscriptions. Most of them sit on a server somewhere in another country and add hundreds of milliseconds of round-trip latency before your order even hits the broker.

PineX runs locally on your machine. It talks to TradingView Desktop through the same protocol Chrome's DevTools uses, reads your strategy's order book directly, and fires the broker hotkey within ~30 ms of the signal appearing (tested at 100 ms poll rate). No webhook services. No relays. No per-trade fees. Just a subscription at a fraction of the cost to fund development and maintenance.

This project will continue until either TradingView builds their own native automation, or the existing relay services lower their costs and raise their efficiency. Let's change the industry.

Cody and Mateo, out.

Download the beta

Windows 10/11 · 64-bit · ~80 MB · v1.5.48

First-time setup takes about 10 minutes. You'll need TradingView Desktop and a one-time MCP install. The in-app Setup tab walks you through every step. Windows SmartScreen may say "Unknown publisher" on first launch (we haven't bought a code-signing cert yet); click More info → Run anyway.

We want to hear from you

Bugs, feature requests, weird edge cases, things that just don't make sense in the UI. Send them all. The faster you tell us, the faster they're fixed.