Start with a sentence.

Takumis gets you from a first sentence to a finished backtest in minutes instead of weeks of work. First it helps you think the idea through. Then it pulls the market data, analyses it, writes the code, runs the backtest and keeps improving the strategy with you.

What it does

From a hunch to a tested strategy, in one conversation.

01

It brainstorms with you

Start with a hunch, not a specification. Takumis asks what you are after, lays out two or three ways the idea could become a strategy, and builds the one you choose instead of guessing on your behalf.

02

It does the research

It writes and runs its own analysis on ten years of minute data across 56 currency pairs plus gold and silver, economic releases and over 50 indicators, and shows you the charts. You ask the question; it does the legwork.

03

It builds and tests it

It writes the strategy, runs the backtest and reads the result with you: what worked, what did not, and what to try next. You never have to write, or read, a line of code.

It also builds one-off trade plans for market events, and in Mega Mode it keeps working on its own towards a profit target you set, until it reaches it or runs out of budget. See everything it does →

The workspace

It says what it expects, then checks itself.

Before every backtest, Takumis writes down what it expects to happen: how many trades, the profit factor, the deepest drawdown, the win rate. When the result comes back, it sets the forecast against the real numbers and explains the gap. Change something, and it shows you the versions side by side. You learn why a strategy behaves the way it does, not only whether it made money.

The Takumis workspace: the project list on the left, a conversation in which Takumis compares three versions of the strategy side by side, and the Results tab with a net profit of 413.6%, profit factor 2.57 and the equity curve from 2016 to 2026. The Takumis workspace: the project list on the left, a conversation in which Takumis compares three versions of the strategy side by side, and the Results tab with a net profit of 413.6%, profit factor 2.57 and the equity curve from 2016 to 2026.

Forecast, then the facts

Every suggested change comes with a forecast. If the backtest lands somewhere else, Takumis goes through the result with you to work out what went wrong and what to try next.

Every version side by side

Ask how two versions compare and it lays them out next to each other, so you can see exactly what a change bought you and what it cost.

Ready for the gallery

The Results tab shows the full backtest — equity curve, drawdown, profit factor, every trade — and whether the strategy passes the qualification test to be published, with its robustness score.

Strategies

What a published strategy looks like.

Real strategies from the Takumis beta gallery. Each one started as a sentence typed into Takumis, and was published by its author after passing a mechanical qualification test. Fork one into your own private project and keep working on it in the chat: change a condition, then re-run the backtest.

+210.1%
Net return
Robustness56/100
1.50 PF70.7% win 25.0% max DD372 trades
EURGBPH42016–2026
+399.4%
Net return
Robustness51/100
1.37 PF59.2% win 23.7% max DD250 trades
CADCHFH12016–2026
+319.4%
Net return
Robustness53/100
1.61 PF61.3% win 21.9% max DD93 trades
EURCADD12016–2026

These are some of the strategies published in the beta so far. Register to browse the library as it grows.

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These are backtested results, not trading records. Every figure above is hypothetical, constructed with hindsight over a fixed historical window (2016–2026), and does not represent money made or lost. Net return is after all trading costs: spread, commission and swap. Robustness scores four structural properties of the backtest — how much of the profit rests on one trade, how many trades it rests on, how much of its deepest drawdown it won back and how quickly, and the profit factor.
Nothing in this library is a recommendation. Users publish their own strategies; the qualification test is a mechanical pass or fail, not an endorsement.

The line we don't cross

The AI writes your strategy. It never trades it.

Once the code exists, the model is gone. No inference while a position is open, no sampling, no drift between the version you approved and the version that runs.

Readable

Every condition that can open or close a position is written out in plain language, in one place.

Reproducible

Run the same backtest in six months, get the same numbers.

No AI at the wheel

When your strategy runs, it follows its written rules and nothing else. No AI is making decisions on the fly, so it can't surprise you with a trade you didn't design.

Versioned

Every change becomes a new version, and Takumis can lay versions side by side so you see what each change did.

Questions

Before you start.

Can I use Takumis today?

Takumis is in private beta. Register to request access. During the beta, Takumis builds and backtests strategies; running one on a trading account comes later.

Do I need to know how to code?

No, and you never see any. You describe the strategy in ordinary language, and Takumis shows you the rules it built in the same ordinary language. You change them by asking, not by editing anything.

Does the AI trade for me?

No, and it never will. The AI is a tool for writing and revising the strategy. Once the code exists, the AI is out of the picture. The strategy follows fixed rules that behave the same way every time, and no AI is involved when it opens or closes a trade.

Is Takumis regulated? Are you giving advice?

No, on both counts. Takumis is software for building and testing strategies. We do not give investment advice, do not assess your circumstances, do not take or pass on orders, and do not hold your money. During the beta, Takumis only builds and backtests strategies; nothing runs on a trading account.

Are you paid when I trade?

No. Not per trade, not on volume, and not for sending you to a broker. Nothing in the product has a reason to push you towards trading more, because trading more pays us nothing.

What if I describe something impossible?

Takumis says so, in plain language, and suggests the nearest thing that can actually be tested. And if you hold back part of the history, Takumis can test a change on data it was never tuned on.

Will Takumis make me money?

We can't tell you that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Takumis is a workshop: it lets you build and test an idea quickly and honestly. Whether the idea is any good is what the backtest is for. And a backtest is evidence, not a promise.

What you can trade, how far back the data goes, what a backtest charges and more. See all questions →

One more time

What would you build?

Minutes from a sentence to an equity curve, instead of weeks of analysis and coding.

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