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Deploy to TradingView.Your script, on your own chart.

QuantReplay writes plain Pine Script. You copy it into the Pine Editor on your own TradingView account and add it to your chart. Nothing connects to your account, and QuantReplay never places or sees an order.

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indicator.pinePine Script v6
//@version=6indicator("Opening range", overlay = true)length = input.int(30, "Minutes", minval = 5)sess = input.session("0930-1600", "Session")tz = "America/New_York"inSession = not na(time("", sess, tz))newDay = inSession and not inSession[1]var float rangeHigh = navar float rangeLow = navar int endsAt = naif newDay    rangeHigh := high    rangeLow := low    endsAt := time + length * 60000else if inSession and time < endsAt    rangeHigh := math.max(rangeHigh, high)    rangeLow := math.min(rangeLow, low)hi = inSession ? rangeHigh : nalo = inSession ? rangeLow : naplot(hi, "High", style = plot.style_linebr)plot(lo, "Low", style = plot.style_linebr)

Add it in TradingView

  1. In TradingView, open your chart, then the Pine Editor under the chart.
  2. Select everything in the editor and paste.
  3. Click Add to chart.

Nothing here compiles Pine, so TradingView is the check. If the Pine Editor shows an error, paste it back and the AI fixes the file.

An example script, for illustration.

Bring the trades back.

A strategy runs on TradingView’s own bars and fills, so its trades are worth testing too.

  • Test those trades

    Export the strategy’s List of trades from TradingView and upload it. Monte Carlo and prop firm odds run on exactly those trades.

  • What didn’t translate

    The top of each file lists anything the Pine version does differently, so you can see it before you rely on it.

  • Firm limits built in

    Pick a prop firm plan and the strategy gets that plan’s daily loss and contract limits as code, with their sources.

Straight answers.

No. QuantReplay writes text that you copy. It holds no TradingView login and can’t change anything on your account.

Not by itself. You can set up a TradingView alert and send it to TradersPost or PickMyTrade, which place orders in your own account. You place orders through your own TradingView and TradersPost or PickMyTrade accounts. QuantReplay doesn’t place, see or manage orders. Check your prop firm’s automation policy first.

No. TradingView is a trademark of its owner, and QuantReplay isn’t affiliated with it or endorsed by it. You need your own TradingView account.

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From an idea to your chart

Describe it, test a strategy with simulations and your prop firm’s rules, then take it to TradingView.

  • Indicators and strategies in Pine Script
  • Backtests, Monte Carlo and prop firm rules
  • Deploy to TradingView