What Lune is built for
A plain, honest look at what Lune does: automated and copied futures execution driven by your signals and your risk rules.
Lune is a cloud platform for automated and copied futures execution. It turns your trading signals into live orders, mirrors one account onto many, and checks every order against your risk rules. This page sets honest expectations for what that means.
What Lune does#
Lune runs your execution in the cloud, so it works when your computer and TradingView are closed. Three jobs sit at the center of the platform:
- Automate. A TradingView alert (or a custom signal) calls your automation's webhook, and Lune places the orders on the accounts you chose. This is the Auto Trader.
- Copy. One account acts as the leader, and its fills mirror to followers with per-account sizing. This is the Trade Copier.
- Protect. Every automated and copied order passes your per-account risk rules first, such as daily loss limits, drawdown halts, and position-size caps. This is Risk Management.
You watch all of it live in the Cockpit, and every closed trade lands in your Trading Journal.
What it runs on#
Lune connects to four broker platforms for futures trading: Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, and ProjectX. Many prop firms run on one of these, so funded traders connect the platform their firm uses. See Supported brokers.
What to expect#
Lune executes the signals and rules you give it. It is a tool you drive, not an advisor.
- You provide the signals. Lune acts on the alerts and rules you set up. It does not decide when to trade for you.
- You set the risk rules. Your limits are yours to configure. Lune enforces them, but you choose the numbers.
- Lune reads broker truth. When a connection drops and returns, Lune rebuilds your positions from your broker's live state before it resumes automation or copying. See Reliability.
Lune explains how its tools work. It does not give financial advice, recommend trades, or promise results. Whether and how to trade is your decision.