redswan mirrors your fills across every TradeLocker account you run — funded, demo or live — and it runs in the cloud, 24/7. Your laptop can be shut.
1 master + 1 follower, free forever. No card to start.
Most copiers are a pipe: whatever the master does, the followers do, forever. redswan is built the other way round — every rule below is on by default, before a single live order is placed.
Every group starts in DRY RUN and the engine boots stopped. Arming a group takes a typed confirmation. You watch the journal fill with what would have happened until you trust it.
A position you close by hand is never refilled. The ledger remembers every copy it has already made, so a restart, a reconnect or a glitch can't quietly re-open a trade you walked away from.
Never more than N open trades on one pair, and adding into a pair already in drawdown is clamped to equal-or-lesser lot — the rule shape most funded programs care about.
Blocks grid and martingale stacking. On a pair already underwater, at most one more copy is allowed, and only at equal-or-lesser size.
Rate-limit halts stop a runaway master or a broker hiccup from machine-gunning orders into every account you own.
Closing from the Positions page is a real order, every time. The engine never force-closes a follower's trades — not on a downgrade, not on a lapsed plan.
No VPS, no MetaTrader terminal left on, no downloads. You add logins in a browser and close the tab.
Email, password and server for each account. Credentials are encrypted before they're stored, on a private volume that survives every deploy.
Pick one master and as many followers as your plan allows. Choose sizing per follower — same lots, proportional to balance, or a multiplier — and whether to mirror SL/TP and closes.
The journal shows every decision, including the ones it refused to make. When the log looks right, arm the group and start the engine. It keeps copying whether you're at the desk or asleep.
An account counts when it's actually copying: every master that has at least one live follower, plus every enabled follower. Switch a follower off and it stops counting.
Not yet. redswan is TradeLocker-only today — that's the platform it's built against and tested on, and we'd rather do one thing properly than half-support three. An MT4/MT5 bridge is the next thing on the roadmap.
No. The engine runs in the cloud, around the clock. Your configuration, encrypted logins and the copy-once ledger live on a persistent volume, so restarts and deploys don't lose your setup.
That depends on the firm, and it's on you to check their rules — many allow copying between your own funded accounts, some restrict it, and a few ban it outright. redswan gives you the tools to stay inside common constraints (pair limits, anti-martingale, sizing per account), but it can't make a firm's rules say something they don't.
Nothing. Accounts over your plan limit stop receiving new copies, but existing positions are untouched — the engine won't close them and won't manage them. They stay visible in Positions and you can close them by hand whenever you like.
Encrypted at rest with a key that lives only in the server environment, never in the database or the browser. They're used to place orders on your behalf and nothing else.
That's the default. Every group starts in dry run, and the engine boots stopped. You can point it at demo accounts, watch the journal for as long as you like, and never arm it until you're satisfied.
Free for your first two accounts, and the free tier isn't crippled — it's the whole engine, guards and all.