Runs under your control
Start in simulation. If live operation is enabled later, it runs on the customer-owned machine—not on this website.
Cobalt Lattice · local-first signal software
Explore standardized market systems, start in simulation, and review an unsmoothed public record—without handing this website your exchange credentials.
Non-custodial by design. Your money stays with your venue.

Automation with boundaries
Cobalt separates research, delivery, and customer execution so the website remains an information surface—not a custody or order-entry system.
Start in simulation. If live operation is enabled later, it runs on the customer-owned machine—not on this website.
The public site has no exchange credential form, cannot see private keys, and cannot place an order.
Positions, timestamps, declared assumptions, changes, and data gaps stay visible in the read-only Record.
Designed for a familiar workflow
Research, signal delivery, and read-only reporting across the tools market participants already use.
A controlled path
There is no rush to connect anything. The product is structured so you can understand the system, observe it, and verify its reporting first.
See how it worksCompare the published scope, venue, time horizon, and risk disclosures before installing anything.
Observe signals and behavior on your own machine without giving this website trading access.
Use the public dashboard to inspect updates and the documented methodology over time.
Feed connecting
— books reporting · awaiting status
Feed connecting
— books reporting · awaiting status
Updates, gaps, and declared fee assumptions stay visible. Labs is always separated from flagship totals.
Common questions
The public Record updates from read-only feeds.
No. The website has no exchange credential form. Customer credentials remain on the customer-owned machine when an approved local integration is configured.
No. The website, marketplace, and public Record are information and account-management surfaces. They do not contain exchange-order controls.
Begin in simulation, read the methodology and risk disclosures, inspect the public Record, and account for fees, slippage, liquidity, and your own circumstances.
No. They are simulated or hypothetical and have inherent limitations. The full notice is displayed anywhere performance appears.