How Lune works

The four building blocks of Lune: connections, automations, copy groups, and risk rules.

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Updated Jul 4, 2026

Lune has four building blocks. Learn them once and the rest of the docs make sense.

1
A connection

A link to your broker platform (Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, or ProjectX), plus Lune Paper for paper trading with no broker. One connection can hold several trading accounts. See Connect a broker.

2
An automation

A rule that turns an incoming signal into orders on the accounts you choose. This is the Auto Trader. It gives you a private webhook URL to paste into TradingView.

3
A copy group

An optional link that mirrors one account (the leader) onto others (the followers), with per-account sizing. This is the Trade Copier.

4
Risk rules

Per-account limits (daily loss, drawdown, position size, and more) that every automated and copied order must pass. This is Risk Management.

How they fit together#

A TradingView alert calls your automation's webhook. Lune checks the signal against your risk rules, then executes on every account you targeted. If a copy group is active, the leader's fills mirror to the followers. You watch all of it live in the Cockpit, and every closed trade lands in your Trading Journal.

Tip

Everything runs in the cloud. Your computer and TradingView can be closed, and your automations still execute.

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