TradingView prices the index — you trade the option. This tool replays your exported signals against real option data and shows the actual result.
The strategy that shows ₹10 lakh on the index tester might make ₹6 lakh, or ₹14 lakh, as options — and most traders don't find out until they've traded it live. Options Backtester answers that first, by replaying your exact signals against real option data.
Options Backtester is built as an 🤖 AI-friendly skill — plain-English instructions written for an AI assistant to follow on your behalf.
Strategy Tester → export trade list as .xlsx (needs Premium or above).
Give the tool and your export to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or similar, and ask it to set up and run the replay.
Opens straight in your browser — no further setup.
Date range, underlying and option data are worked out automatically from your export. Once downloaded, later replays over the same period run instantly, offline.
Every entry/exit in your exported Trades sheet becomes a real option trade, no reinterpretation.
Set your strike offset once — ITM, ATM or OTM — applied the same way to every trade.
Priced at the option's real open in the exact minute your signal fired — the way a broker's market order actually fills.
No 1-min bar, no trade — excluded, not scored as a loss, and counted separately.
A position carried into expiry settles at intrinsic value and stays in your results as a real outcome.
Tiles and equity curve, recomputed from the replayed option fills — not the index.
Long (CE) vs Short (PE) trades, Sharpe and Sortino annualised from daily equity.
Optional — see whether the option-side edge held up in the more recent, unseen period.
Optional — thousands of simulated reshuffles showing a realistic best-to-worst-case range.
Run several exported strategies together as one combined account, each with its own capital allocation.
Every option entry/exit, strike and P&L next to the export's own index P&L, plus skip reasons.
Rows the replay genuinely can't compute — buy-and-hold, margin, intrabar drawdown — are dropped rather than faked.

Real output from a NIFTY portfolio replay — portfolio summary and unified equity curve. Strategy-identifying details are cropped out.

A slice of the per-trade options ledger — strike, entry/exit fills, option P&L beside index P&L, and the realised ratio.

Monte Carlo robustness — bootstrap and order-shuffle percentile bands from the same run.
Everything you need to replay any number of exported strategies against real option data, forever.
Purchases are handled through our Telegram bot in INR. Once payment is confirmed, the licence and installer are delivered instantly by email to your inbox. The licence is per person and not transferable; see the bundled EULA for full terms.
50% launch pricing ends September 30, 2026.
No. Hand the tool and your exported strategy to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any AI coding assistant and ask it to set up and run the replay. You never open a terminal yourself.
Yes. The .xlsx Strategy Tester export this tool reads is a Premium-and-above feature.
No. Just the exported .xlsx file — no login, no API keys, no connection to TradingView.
No. It runs entirely on your own machine. Your exports, credentials and results never leave your computer.
Option data is exchange-licensed market data — each user pulls it with their own credentials. We can't legally bundle or resell that data to you.
No, deliberately — your export's strategy already resolved its exits at index level. A second set of exits would invent outcomes that never happened.
The exit is taken at that bar's close instead of its open, to avoid scoring a real loss as a scratch — a documented approximation.
No — Indian index options (NIFTY, BANKNIFTY and similar) via Dhan only, in v1.0.
No. It's a measurement tool showing what historical signals would have made in options — not a prediction or advice.
If you're stuck at any point, we'll help resolve it. Full refund if we can't get it working for you within 7 business days.
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