PredictionToolkit
What is Airavat?
Trader Score is a 0–100 composite of performance, risk, consistency, edge and experience. The default view trails 180 days. Category and time slices recompute metrics, and a score requires 20 closed positions in the slice; missing scores are not zero performance.
Saved filters have their own evaluation settings. Official guides differ: Traders describes Apply thresholds to category, while Sliced Metrics recommends a curated whitelist. Inspect the account control rather than assuming a saved filter inherits the table slice. P&L excludes fees, fills count individually, and current open positions differ in scope from period-specific closed counts.
Who it is for
- Testing wallet-selection rules.
- Simulating allocation with explicit exposure limits.
- Comparing traders in the same category and period.
Features and coverage
- Trader Score
A 0–100 composite across performance, risk, consistency, edge and experience.
- Sliced analytics
Compare P&L, dollar-weighted win rate, Sharpe, Sortino and drawdown by category and time.
- Reusable filters
Define criteria, whitelists and blacklists.
- Alert pods
Send matches to email or Activity.
- Paper copy pods
Simulate sizing, scale-ups, proportional exits and position limits.
- Manual paper pods
Trade simulated positions without a filter.
- Resolution research
Explore analysis modes, disputes and rule changes.
- Sample eligibility
Default 180-day window; Trader Score requires 20 closed positions in a slice.
- Metric scope
P&L is gross of trading fees; frequency counts fills, so a split fill can add several events.
Workflows with Airavat
Build a paper strategy
Choose a slice and shortlist traders. Save criteria, check the filter's own window and attach a paper pod with capital and exposure limits.
Validate selection
Attach an alert pod first to inspect matches, then simulate with a paper pod on the same filter.
Compare consistently
Use the same category and period, check closed-position samples and separate realised P&L from unrealised holdings. Inspect threshold scope before saving.
Pricing and total cost
Access is private alpha. Plans limit active pods; the public access flow does not show a complete price table.
Getting started
Before you start: The attached filter and an alert's delivery method cannot be changed after creation.
- Request access and open Traders.
- Choose category/time and criteria.
- Save a filter and confirm its evaluation window.
- Create an Alert, Paper Copy Trade or Paper Discretionary pod.
- Set simulated capital, sizing, exposure and exits, then inspect results.
Paper pods use simulated funds and are not live copying accounts.
Useful links
What to check
- The attached filter and an alert's delivery method cannot be changed after creation.
- Email is capped at 6 per hour or 144 per rolling day; additional matches are skipped until the window advances.
- Saved-filter settings can differ from table slices; official guides disagree on preserving a narrow slice.
- Paper trading does not execute live copies.
A closer look
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Frequently asked questions about Airavat
Do paper pods need my trading funds?
No. They use simulated capital.
How do filters and pods differ?
A filter selects events; a pod alerts or simulates an action.
Can I trade manually in paper mode?
Yes. Paper Discretionary pods do not need a filter.
Why can an active trader have no score?
A slice needs 20 closed positions for Trader Score; recent fills do not establish enough observations.
Are metrics as fresh as Last activity?
No. Last activity updates faster. The slicing guide describes roughly daily refreshes for active traders and a separate batch catch-up process.