Real-time decision intelligence • Daily audited ledgers

Structured market analysis with a verifiable daily record

Pixeliq synthesises order-flow, volatility regimes and macro context into probabilistic decision vectors. Every recommendation is logged, measured against outcomes, and summarised in a daily report you can inspect.

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Non-custodial analytics only. Pixeliq does not hold funds or place orders. Illustrative workflow example below, 09:30 BST session.

The transparency gap

Why opaque signals fail active traders

Most tooling optimises for alert volume. Traders receive frequent signals with no calibration history, no record of filtered trades, and no link between risk settings and outcomes. When drawdown arrives, there is nothing to analyse. Pixeliq is organised around the opposite principle: fewer, better-explained decisions, each with a complete audit trail.

Opaque signal feeds
Pixeliq verifiable intelligence
Alerts without confidence intervals or regime context.
Each vector carries a probabilistic score, regime tag and decay estimate.
Wins highlighted, misses omitted from history.
All outcomes logged, including filtered signals and false positives.
Fixed position ideas, detached from your limits.
Recommendations sized to your drawdown limits and volatility exposure.
No post-trade attribution to learn from.
End-of-day attribution ledger maps model expectation to realised result.
About Pixeliq

An analytical layer between data and decision

Pixeliq is a decision-optimisation workspace for systematic retail investors and boutique desks. It analyses large volumes of structured and unstructured market data in real time, then translates that analysis into risk-aware recommendations.

You retain full control of execution. Pixeliq provides the evidence, the sizing logic and the daily record, so strategy refinement is based on measured behaviour rather than memory.

  • ✓ Data-only architecture with read-only broker and spreadsheet connections.
  • ✓ Probabilistic modelling with explicit confidence and invalidation levels.
  • ✓ Daily performance ledgers designed for post-market review.
Pixeliq team reviewing transparent daily performance analytics
Logical architecture

How Pixeliq turns market noise into auditable decisions

Four linked stages run continuously during market hours. Each stage writes to the same ledger, which is why the end-of-day report can reconcile what was predicted, what was filtered and what actually happened.

Ingestion

Multi-stream data ingestion

Order-book microstructure, index futures, FX, macro releases and news sentiment are normalised with ms-latency stamps. Corrupt or delayed feeds are quarantined, not interpolated.

Modelling

Regime and anomaly modelling

Probabilistic models classify volatility regimes and detect anomalies. Each output includes confidence, expected holding window and signal-decay half-life.

Decision

Risk-adjusted recommendations

Signals are sized against your drawdown limits, correlation caps and session risk budget. Low-conviction setups are explicitly filtered with reasons retained.

Attribution

Automated end-of-day attribution

At 16:30 GMT, the ledger closes. Theoretical versus actual slippage, calibration error and exposure are compiled into your daily report.

Key principle: transparent performance tracking

Unfiltered daily performance ledgers

No selective highlights. Your daily report shows calibration accuracy, cost of execution and errors alongside correct calls. The structure below is fixed, so reports remain comparable day to day and month to month.

Use the log to refine strategy

Review the ledger for ten minutes after close. If filtered trades consistently outperform taken trades, loosen volatility filters. If high-confidence vectors cluster in one regime, reduce size elsewhere. The report includes parameter suggestions, but you approve every change.

Export formats: CSV, Parquet and PDF. API webhooks push the closed ledger to your warehouse each evening for independent analysis.

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Capabilities

Built for systematic decision-making

Four technical pillars support intraday execution and longer-horizon allocation. Each is configurable without writing a programme, with full API access when you need it.

01

Real-time order-flow and macro synthesis

Combines microstructure imbalance, futures positioning and scheduled macro events into a single regime view, updated sub-second.

  • Millisecond source latency displayed per feed
  • Event-aware pausing around CPI, payrolls and rate decisions
02

Tail-risk and drawdown guardrails

Pre-trade checks enforce daily loss limits, correlation caps and volatility-adjusted sizing before any recommendation reaches you.

  • Session risk budgets with automatic scale-down
  • Correlation blocking across highly linked instruments
03

Customisable API and webhook automation

Stream signals, risk states and closed ledgers to Python, Sheets or your execution stack. Read-only keys with scoped permissions.

  • REST and WebSocket endpoints plus outbound webhooks
  • Audit log of every API call and parameter change
04

Backtest-to-live variance monitor

Compares live behaviour against your backtested expectations and highlights divergence in slippage, fill rates and regime frequency.

  • Variance alerts when live costs exceed modelled costs
  • Versioned strategy parameters for clean comparison
Deployment

Practical deployment workflows

Three common ways active traders integrate Pixeliq into a trading day. Select a workflow to see the operational sequence.

Intraday volatility filtering and execution timing

For day traders managing fast FTSE and FX sessions. Pixeliq suppresses low-edge setups when spreads widen and re-surfaces them when microstructure stabilises.

  1. Set session risk budget and maximum spread threshold at 07:55 GMT.
  2. Receive timed vectors with entry zone, invalidation and confidence.
  3. Filtered signals retained with reason codes for evening review.
09:00–16:30 GMTSub-second updatesSpread-aware

Portfolio hedging and exposure rebalancing

For systematic investors overseeing multi-asset exposure. The platform monitors correlation drift and suggests hedge adjustments sized to your limits.

  1. Define target beta and sector concentration caps.
  2. Review daily exposure map with tail-risk contribution per holding.
  3. Approve or dismiss rebalancing vectors; all decisions logged.
End-of-day rebalanceCorrelation capsNon-custodial

Automated post-market review and parameter tuning

For traders who want a disciplined feedback loop. The closed ledger becomes the agenda for a structured ten-minute review.

  1. Receive closed ledger at 16:30 GMT with attribution summary.
  2. Compare filtered versus taken performance by regime.
  3. Stage parameter changes in a sandbox before promoting to live.
CSV / Parquet exportVersioned parameters10-minute review
Support

Technical and operational FAQ

How are daily performance reports calculated?
Each recommendation is timestamped with model confidence, expected range and market snapshot. At close, outcomes are reconciled against realised prices using consistent methodology. Theoretical slippage assumes mid-price execution; actual slippage uses your logged fills or venue benchmarks if you do not import fills. Calibration, false-positive ratios and risk-adjusted attribution are computed from this closed set, so every figure traces back to ledger entries.
What does non-custodial, data-only architecture mean?
Pixeliq connects with read-only permissions. It cannot move funds, hold assets or place orders on your behalf. Broker integrations import positions and fills for attribution only. You execute manually or route signals to your own execution system via API. API keys are scoped, revocable and logged.
What is data latency and which asset classes are supported?
Core UK and US equity index futures, major FX pairs, large-cap equities and selected commodities are supported, alongside scheduled macro data. Median internal processing is measured in milliseconds, with per-feed latency shown in the workspace. During major data releases, the platform may flag elevated latency and widen confidence bands rather than present stale precision.
How do API integration and export formats work?
REST and WebSocket endpoints expose signals, risk state and closed ledgers. Outbound webhooks push the daily report to your warehouse or messaging channel at 16:30 GMT. Exports are available in CSV, Parquet and PDF. Every parameter change is versioned, so backtest-to-live comparisons remain valid after tuning.
What are the subscription terms and cancellation policy?
Plans operate on a rolling monthly basis with clear renewal dates shown in billing settings. You can export all ledgers and reports before cancelling, and read access to historical reports remains available for a defined retention period. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period, with confirmation by email. No lock-in beyond the month already commenced.
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Replace guesswork with audited data intelligence

Open a trial workspace, connect read-only data and receive your first structured daily ledger after the next full session. Review the methodology, inspect the sample report and decide with complete information.

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Risk notice: Pixeliq provides analytical data and decision-support tooling. It does not provide regulated financial advice, investment recommendations or execution services. Trading involves risk, including possible loss of capital. Past modelled behaviour does not predict future results. Consider seeking independent professional advice where appropriate.

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