BridgePit sits on your machine. Connected, flat, silent. Scroll.
From TradingView to your broker in under a second — from your own IP.
The duplicate guard sends one order. Your position doesn't double.
Entry to exit, every order accounted for — in a log that lives with you.
Executed start to finish on one computer — yours. No cloud between your strategy and your broker, and every order in a log you own.
Run yours free on paper Start 7-day trialSimulated session, not a performance claim. You supervise, it executes. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss.
The evals. The resets. The discipline. And several prop firms prohibit cloud-based copiers — so the cheapest piece of your stack, the copier, is the one thing that can cost you the most expensive one. The tool you automate with should never be the reason you lose the account.
No cloud between you and your broker. Ever.
The real interface, replaying a paper session live. The kill-switch works — click it.
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Simulated paper session in the real interface — same layout, same events, same rules as the app you download. Nothing here is a mock-up of features that don't exist.
Cloud copiers trade from their servers. BridgePit trades from yours.
Built by funded traders, hardened on their own live accounts.
Double-click install. No terminal, no Python.
Credentials stay encrypted on your machine.
Paste one private URL into TradingView.
Simulated fills first. Flip live when it looks right.
Pay only when you route real orders.
Full pipeline, simulated fills
1 live account · 7-day free trial
Up to 5 live accounts
Founding fifty: the first 50 subscribers keep the $49/month price for as long as their subscription stays active, plus a direct line to the founders.
Billing in your browser; execution on your machine. That's the point.
BridgePit runs on your own computer and places orders from your own IP — there is no cloud server between your signals and your broker, which is the architecture most firms' automation rules are written around. Rules differ by firm and change, so always check your firm's current policy. You stay in supervision: kill-switch, position caps, daily failsafes.
Your broker sees orders arriving through its API from your IP, flagged as automated — that's an exchange requirement, and BridgePit sets it honestly. There is no hiding and nothing to hide: most firms' rules target cloud copiers on datacenter IPs and unsupervised bots, not supervised execution from your own machine.
Semi-automated by design: it executes your alerts, you supervise. That's also what most prop firms require of automated traders.
No. Credentials are encrypted on your machine with a key that never leaves it, and are used only to open your broker session. They never touch our servers.
Tradovate at launch. Rithmic support is in certification and coming soon. Note: Tradovate charges a $25/month API-access add-on, paid to Tradovate directly — that's your own direct access, with no middleman holding your credentials.
BridgePit reconnects continuously and alerts you by email and Telegram. The end-of-day flatten retries until your account is confirmed flat.
During your trading hours, yes — that's what executing from your own IP means. The machine you already trade on works; so does an always-on mini PC at home.
Paper mode is the full product on simulated fills. Watch your own log light up in ten minutes, then decide.
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