
Turn natural language into TradingView Pine Script



EasyQuant is an artificial intelligence tool that translates plain English trading rules into clean TradingView Pine Script code. Writing custom indicators and backtesting logic typically requires learning Pine Script syntax, tracking down compiler errors, and manually structuring order execution rules. EasyQuant removes that programming barrier by converting functional trading requirements into executable scripts.
The system assists users in drafting new logic as well as modifying existing files. It processes entry rules, exit triggers, stop-loss thresholds, profit targets, and dynamic position sizes. By concentrating on standard Pine Script conventions, it helps traders rapidly move from a conceptual strategy to an active chart backtest.
Rather than functioning as a black-box trading bot, EasyQuant focuses on transparency and validation. It produces human-readable code that can be reviewed, edited, and verified directly within the TradingView Pine Editor across multiple asset classes.
EasyQuant serves traders and analysts who want to automate their charting logic without spending hours coding.
A trend follower can describe a moving-average crossover system combined with an average true range stop-loss and generate a complete backtest script in seconds.
A crypto swing trader can request a momentum breakout indicator that automatically triggers TradingView alerts whenever volume and price break past custom resistance lines.
An algorithmic trader can paste an older Pine Script file that produces syntax errors into the editor to quickly upgrade it to modern Pine Script standards.
EasyQuant does not publish public subscription tiers or pricing details on its website. The platform operates on a freemium model where basic features can be evaluated online.
What markets does EasyQuant support?
Because it produces code for TradingView, the generated scripts work across any market supported on the platform, including stocks, forex, crypto, futures, indices, and ETFs.
Does EasyQuant execute live trades automatically?
No. EasyQuant generates Pine Script code for analysis, charting, alerts, and strategy backtesting inside TradingView. It does not place live broker orders directly.
Can EasyQuant fix broken Pine Script code?
Yes. You can input existing code to identify syntax issues, debug execution errors, or restructure indicators and alerts.

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