A trading system that shows its work.
It screens about 5,700 listed names every trading morning, scores them, sizes the position, places the order, sets the stop at the broker and manages the trade to its exit. All of it runs inside your own broker account, and every decision is written down with the reason attached.
Live with real capital since April 2026. Placing its own orders since August 2026. The founder's money, not a client's.
- Conviction
- 8.6 / 10
- Entry
- ₹3,412.00
- Stop-loss
- ₹3,268.50
- Target
- ₹3,742.00
- Position size
- 4 shares (conviction-capped)
- Worst case
- ₹574
Your money stays in your own broker account: ORO SAGE places orders through the broker's API and has no ability to withdraw, transfer or move funds anywhere.
Three ways in. Pick the one that sounds like you.
The system is the same in all three. What changes is how much of it you want to do yourself.
I trade actively
You place your own orders and you want the whole decision, not just a name: entry, size, stop, targets and the call to get out.
SignalsI want it managed for me
You would rather not watch the screen, so the system runs the whole loop inside your own broker account and the money never leaves it.
AutopilotI evaluate systems for a fund
You want the architecture, the audit trail, the enumerated failure modes and the controls on order routing before you want the pitch.
Technical datasheetOperational numbers, not performance numbers. No returns, win rates or accuracy figures appear anywhere on this site until the live record is long enough to mean something, and any figure we ever publish will carry its drawdown next to it.
A signal is not a system.
Getting the name of the stock is the easy 10 percent. The other 90 percent is what decides whether you actually keep any money, and it is the part you are usually left holding on your own.
The message arrives. Now what?
How many shares. At what price, now that it has already moved. A tip with no position size attached cannot have a risk attached either, which means you are sizing it on feel at the worst possible moment.
Where does the stop actually sit?
In your head is not a stop. If it is not resting at the broker, it does not exist on the morning the market gaps down and no message arrives, because the person sending the messages is also watching the same screen you are.
Nobody tells you when to leave.
Entries get published. Exits go quiet. The trade that ran nicely and then gave it all back is the one nobody screenshots, and it is the one that decides your year.
Seven specialists, one decision.
Unlike others in the industry, the part after the buy is the actual product here. Most trading tools are a single black box. ORO SAGE is built as seven independent specialists, each responsible for one part of the decision and each handing its work on with the reasoning attached. If one of them is unsure, it says so out loud, in writing, and the trade waits.
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Analyst
Studies each stock against proven technical and fundamental patterns and gives it a defensible conviction score. Nothing enters the pipeline on a feeling.
Screener
Sorts scored stocks into the right strategy lists (short-term swings against longer holds) and flags what is ready versus what is only worth watching.
Optimizer
The trading brain. Decides what to actually do with every position right now: buy, sell, hold, trail the stop, or swap a weaker holding for a better one.
Execution
Places the orders, arms the stop-loss and target at the broker, trails stops as trades move in your favour, and keeps every record accurate to the paisa.
Gatekeeper
The built-in auditor. Independently checks that the other six are working, catches silent failures, verifies the data is fresh, and can halt everything.
its whole job is catching the system fooling itselfReporter
Records everything exactly as it happened, with no spin, in an append-only journal. The complete activity trail behind every rupee.
Oracle
The governance layer. Reviews performance against goals every week, tracks calibration, and holds the guardrails the rest of the system runs inside.
Oro, for gold. Sage, for judgment.
The name is the promise: the discipline of a wise advisor, applied to the markets with the patience of someone protecting capital rather than chasing it.
Where the other 90 percent goes.
No competitor is named here, because the point is not who they are. It is which line of work each product actually does for you.
| Tips apps and advisory subscriptions | DIY algo tools | ORO SAGE | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What actually arrives | A stock name and a price. | A framework, and your own code to write. | Entry, position size, stop, targets, and the reason behind the call. |
| Who places the order | You do, quickly, before the move goes. | You do, and you babysit the script. | The system does, through your own broker's API.† |
| Where the stop sits | In your head, or an order you remember to place. | Inside your script, for as long as your script is running. | At the broker, so it stays live at the exchange even if ORO SAGE goes down. |
| Position sizing | "As per your own risk appetite." | Whatever you coded, tested on whatever data you had. | Sized per trade against a risk budget, with position and sector caps enforced. |
| When it is wrong | The messages just stop coming. | You find out from your own profit and loss. | Written into the journal with the reason. Losses in the same format as wins. |
| Brakes | None. A subscription cannot stop you. | The ones you remembered to build. | Six named circuit breakers with numeric triggers, plus a kill switch that halts in 60 seconds or less. |
| Whose money proved it | Yours. | Yours. | The founder's. Real capital has traded on its decisions since April 2026, and it has placed its own orders since August 2026. |
| What it costs | A subscription, sometimes with a share of your profits on top. | Your time, indefinitely. | One flat published fee. No profit share, no fee on assets, no multi-year lock-in.† |
† Autonomous execution for clients opens after broker algo-empanelment, and paid plans open once registration under the applicable SEBI framework is in place. Until then this site collects expressions of interest only. The mechanism itself runs today, on the founder's own capital.
The first money it trades is our own.
Two milestones, and they are not the same milestone. Real money has been traded on this system's decisions since April 2026, with the founder placing each call by hand. In August 2026 the system began placing its own orders, unattended, in a live broker account. Both stages ran on the founder's own capital. No client money has ever been inside it.
Every decision on real money is written down the moment it is made, with the reason attached. The wins, the losses, and the days nothing was worth buying (those count too). The journal is append-only, so the record cannot be tidied up afterwards to look smarter than it was.
Public onboarding opens once registration under the applicable SEBI framework is in place, and once there is a live record worth showing, drawdowns included. Autopilot needs broker algo-empanelment on top of that. Until then, expressing interest is the only door in.
Before that first autonomous order, not one live order had been sent in the system's entire build history. The whole machine was proven on paper first, which is the slow and unglamorous way to do it. It is also the only way that lets anyone say this sentence honestly.
No performance figures are published until the live record is long enough to mean something, and any future figures will be prepared in line with the applicable verification requirements. Simulated results are never presented as real.
Built to stop, not just to trade.
Making money is the easy part to promise. Not losing it badly is the part that takes engineering. ORO SAGE holds cash back when the market turns, and it has hard brakes it is not allowed to argue with.
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Regime-aware cash
The worse the market regime, the more of the portfolio it holds in cash, easing back in as conditions improve. It refuses to be fully invested into a falling market.
Six circuit breakers
A fast drawdown, a slower one, consecutive losses, stale data, a broker-login failure, a rejected-order cascade. Each has a numeric trigger and trips a specific brake. No discretion in a crisis.
One-command kill switch
One command halts all new buying in 60 seconds or less, from a phone or on the system's own initiative. It cannot fail silently, and a halt stays a halt until someone deliberately clears it.
Concentration caps
No position exceeds the ceiling for its conviction band, and every sector has a cap of its own. Diversification is enforced, not hoped for.
Fail loud, never fake
A stale or fallback price can never masquerade as a live one. Degraded data is tagged degraded, or the run stops. Silence is treated as a failure, not as good news.
Every number, sourced
Each value carries where it came from and how fresh it is, all the way through. When ORO SAGE acts, it can show the receipt.
It verifies the broker, not just itself
The system reconciles its own records against the broker's own records, rather than assuming an order worked because it was asked for. If a stop fired at the exchange, the journal knows, at the price it actually sold at.
One door out
Orders can leave through one controlled, verified route and no other, in line with the algo framework. One door, and one record of everything that walked through it.
Every breaker, its trigger, and what happens if ORO SAGE itself goes down
What a signal actually looks like.
Not a cryptic chart screenshot, and not "buy now, thank me later". This is the message format the system sends the moment the broker confirms a trade, shown here with an illustrative stock and illustrative numbers.
🟢 BUY · ACME LTD (SW): 4 shares @ ₹3,412.00 (₹13,648). Stop set at ₹3,268.50 (−4.2%). Targets: T1 ₹3,742 / T2 ₹4,094.
You know the size, the price paid, and the worst case in rupees before anything else happens: ₹574.
🔼 STOP RAISED · ACME LTD (SW): ₹3,268.50 → ₹3,415. Loss no longer possible: worst case is now +₹12 profit (was ₹574 max loss).
The stop moves at the broker, not in a spreadsheet. From this message on, the trade cannot end in a loss.
🎯 T1 HIT · ACME LTD (SW): sold 2 of 4 @ ₹3,742 → banked +₹660 (+9.7% on those 2). Riding: 2 shares · next target T2 ₹4,094 · stop ₹3,415 (so this trade can no longer end below +₹666).
Part booked, the rest still running, and the new floor stated in rupees. No guessing about what to do next.
Every message carries the strategy bucket (swing, positional and so on), exact quantities and prices, and what the worst case now is in plain rupees. A message fires only after the broker confirms the trade happened, never on an intention. The losses arrive in the same plain format as the wins.
Illustrative example with an illustrative stock. Not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
Two ways in. You keep control of both.
Take the decisions and place them yourself, or let the system run the whole loop inside your own broker account. Either way, one flat fee and never a share of your profits.
Signals
The system's decisions, delivered to you. You place the trades in your own broker account, at your own pace.
- Entry, size, stop and targets, with the reason attached
- The management afterwards: when to trail, book, or leave
- You stay in control of every click
Best for hands-on traders
Autopilot
ORO SAGE runs the whole loop inside your own broker account. It decides, sizes, places and manages. You keep custody.
- Everything in Signals, placed and managed for you
- Runs through your broker's API. The money never touches us
- Your kill switch, your right to pause, at any time
A minimum deployable capital applies. It is on the plans page too.
One flat fee on both. No profit share, no fee on your assets, no multi-year lock-in. You should be able to leave the month the system stops earning its fee.
License the engine, keep your name on it.
Running a PMS or an advisory desk? ORO SAGE is available as the technology layer underneath your service: the screening, scoring, sizing and risk governance, delivered as a private, auditable engine your team oversees. Your clients, your mandate, your compliance wrapper.
- Every decision arrives with a full audit trail, ready for your reviews
- Guardrails you configure: caps, reserves, breakers, mandate limits
- A paper-proving period on your own universe before a client rupee moves
- Enumerated failure modes, with the recovery behaviour for each one written down
- Sits inside your registered structure, not around it
Get on the list.
The system is already trading live capital, the founder's own first. Tell us which door you came through and we will onboard the list in order as each one opens. You will hear from us when something real changes, and not otherwise.
Launch updates and early access, first. Founding price locked to your join date.
Patience is a position.