Trading frameworks
Run the open-source trading frameworks you already use as managed cloud workloads. Deploy from GitHub, run in broker-proximate regions, controlled from your AI IDE.
TradingHost does not replace these frameworks. It provides the runtime container, deployment workflow, logs, health checks and region selection around them. Whichever framework matches your strategy, the runtime model stays the same.
Frameworks
Pick the framework you build in
Each framework has its own landing page covering deployment shape, supported venues and the parts of the platform it leans on.
Freqtrade
Open-source Python crypto framework with one strategy file and five modes: backtest, hyperopt, dry-run, FreqAI and live. Uses CCXT underneath for exchange connectivity, and deploys from GitHub as an always-on container.
Jesse
MIT-licensed Python algo framework with 300+ built-in indicators, multi-symbol and multi-timeframe backtesting, and no look-ahead bias. Live in a managed container with exchange secrets handled outside the repo.
Backtrader
Python backtesting library with 122 built-in indicators and live hooks for Interactive Brokers, Oanda and Visual Chart. The original repo has been quiet since 2023 and a community fork maintains it; TradingHost runs whichever version your repo pins.
vectorbt
Vectorised NumPy backtesting that evaluates thousands of parameter combinations in one pass. Research and backtesting only — the open-source build includes no live trading — so it runs here as a compute-sized research runtime.
Bring your framework, we run it
TradingHost runs whichever framework matches your strategy. CCXT, Freqtrade, Jesse, Hummingbot, Backtrader, vectorbt or NautilusTrader. The runtime, deployment, observability and operational surface are identical across them.
Your repo owns the strategy. TradingHost owns the production environment around it.