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TradingView strategy optimizer: scan parameters, compare hundreds of backtests, and apply top candidates to your chart. OptiNod reads the inputs of the strategy applied to your TradingView chart, runs many parameter combinations automatically, and helps you compare strong backtest candidates without repeating manual tests. What it does: - Scans strategy inputs from the active TradingView chart and lets you set test ranges - Runs Grid, Adaptive Grid, Random, Genetic, Bayesian, and manual list optimization workflows - Compares Net Profit, Max Drawdown, Win Rate, Profit Factor, Sharpe Ratio, and composite scores - Reviews results with table, heatmap, robustness, statistics, and sensitivity views - Applies the top candidate or a saved preset back to the TradingView chart - Saves results and configs with notes, plus CSV/JSON import and export - Optionally syncs saved configs and results to your OptiNod account Who it is for: - Traders validating strategy parameter ranges - Strategy builders comparing multiple optimization methods and target metrics - Users who want repeatable backtest records inside TradingView Notes: - This extension is not an official TradingView product. - A TradingView chart with an applied strategy is required for optimization features. - Cloud sync and account features are optional. - Backtest results do not guarantee future performance.
Jun 23, 2026
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