Screebits

Use these guides to understand the product, complete a task, or recover from a problem.

The documentation is public. Steps that create or change product data require a signed-in Screebits account and access to the relevant workspace feature.

Start from Your first steps in Screebits for a path from an empty account to your first saved strategy.

Understand the product loop

Screebits separates research, strategy design, and historical simulation. You can use one area without completing the others. This distinction matters when you interpret a result:

For example, a Tactical RSI alert has a bar-close trigger, market data, an indicator, a condition, and an alert. Saving those five nodes gives you an editable strategy. Submitting an eligible Backtest simulates its behavior over the chosen data period; it does not send an email or create a live order. A Quant Hub chart can help research a separate metric, but visibility in the catalog does not automatically make that metric usable in Flow. The first-session guide leads through these boundaries step by step.

Read a graph without prior trading knowledge

A node is an individual calculation, decision or action. A data connection carries a typed value such as bars, a number or an order ticket. A control connection says which step executes next, often from a named outcome such as Match, Submitted or Filled. A node can receive data without running; a control arrival can occur without the required data. The nodes, ports and outcomes guide uses one graph to show both paths. If trading terms are new, keep the glossary open as you follow the quickstart.

Try it here

Read the graph

Explore the two paths in the RSI example: control and data.

Exercise steps

1. Follow Event Trigger → Condition → Alert to identify the control path.
2. Follow Data Source → Indicator → Condition for data. Select a node to inspect its properties.

Start lesson

Choose a product

Flow Editor

Build rule-based Tactical and Portfolio strategies on a visual canvas. Start with Flow Editor documentation, follow the RSI Momentum Alert quickstart, or browse the node reference.

Backtest Center

Follow runs and manage history, read results, or compare and export.

Quant Hub

Find and understand a metric, then explore parameters, charts and overlays.

Workspace and account

Organize strategies, change language and find plan or account settings.

Find the right path

• New to the Flow Editor? Read Get started.
• Have a specific task? Open Flow Editor guides.
• Something is not working? Use Troubleshooting.
• Need a definition? Open the Glossary.

Choose by experience level

• Beginner: read Get started, then build the RSI Momentum Alert.
• Intermediate: use the task guides and review the Flow Editor concepts behind each change.
• Advanced: explore Tactical and Portfolio modes, then use debug and replay for eligible Backtests.

Try an example

• Tactical order and position monitoring follows sizing, margin, order lifecycle, and position outcomes.
• Portfolio rebalancing follows universe selection, ranking, weights, constraints, and rebalancing.

Language

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