Upload the "Next Day Watchlist" CSV export. You review what the bot would trade first; nothing changes until you press Apply. The same rules as the daily routine run: breakdowns excluded, ranked by momentum, top 30, every symbol checked against Dhan's security-id list.

The 30 Dhan equity stocks and the 4 MCX metals. BUY / SELL confirms your side (only that side may be entered). An entry price is a resting limit at that price; the stop and targets come from the bots' existing rules. A symbol you do not touch keeps the bots' default logic. Nothing is sent to a bot until you press Publish, and Publish is a dry run unless the server was started with PUBLISH_TO_AWS=1.

Replays your plan on that day's real 5-minute candles (blank day = the latest session) with the bots' own stop, ladder and square-off rules. Places nothing.

Practice option strategies on NIFTY and BANKNIFTY with PAPER tickets. Pick the index, expiry, strategy and strikes (counted in strikes out from the at-the-money strike); the legs are priced from live Kite quotes (a buy fills at the best ask, a sell at the best bid), with the payoff at expiry, break-evens and the most you can make or lose. Nothing is sent to a broker and the bots are not involved. Costs: a flat Rs 20 per leg per order, on entry and again on exit; STT, exchange charges and GST are not included. A position left open past its expiry is settled at the index's close on that day. Start and square-off times: with a start time the ticket is queued and the server opens it then (the strikes of a preset strategy come from the at-the-money strike at that moment); the square-off closes whatever is still open at that time on the day it opened. Leg SL and TP are in option-premium points (or % of the leg's entry price): a bought leg exits when its bid falls SL points below its entry or rises TP points above; a sold leg when its ask rises SL above or falls TP below. Each leg exits on its own and the others stay open. Position take profit and stop loss (all optional) are percentages of the premium, measured on the P&L you would get by closing everything right now (exit-side prices, after both costs). The dashboard server checks them every 10 seconds while the market is open, even if this page is closed, and closes at the live bid or ask at that moment, so a fast market can fill beyond your trigger. Custom legs lets you pick any listed strikes.

Paper trades, read-only copy of the bots' journals. The only thing that reaches a bot from this tab is an Exit at market click (one trade, or Exit ALL): the bot closes the position at the live price on its next tick. Protection % only flags an exit whose price had already moved against the position beyond it; it never blocks the exit. Each trade shows its SL price (red cross if it was hit) and only the targets it reached, with their price. Click a closed trade for all four targets and the full details.

Paper trades only. Equity is shown net of estimated charges; MCX is gross. The flags state facts from the journal (a stop on the wrong side of the entry, an exit well beyond the stop, a stop within a minute, an entry in the opening minute); they are not verdicts.

Every bot's closed paper trades split by BUY / SELL and by the kind of day it traded on. Equity is net of estimated charges, MCX is gross. A strategy is marked both sides + only when each side has at least 6 trades and a positive total. Small samples swing by the day: read the trade counts.

These are the paper bots on the AWS box (Dhan fleet and the Kite execution bots and scanners). Stop / Restart act on the systemd service. A stop or restart while a paper position is open asks first: the position stays in the bot's state file and is recovered at the next start, but nothing manages it while the service is down. The analytics cron jobs (shadow trackers, alerts log, reports) are separate and keep running. Restarting a Kite bot needs today's Kite login.

The real broker account, read-only. It is read on the AWS box with the fleet's own cached token (this page never logs in or creates a token, so it cannot disturb the bots). The Dhan bots run in SIMULATION, so they place no real orders: an empty positions or orders list is expected.

A learning tool. Type a symbol and read it top-down: Monthly, Weekly and Daily (swing structure plus the EMA 20 / 50 and MACD 24/52/9 trend indicator), then 1 hour, 15 minute and 5 minute. For each timeframe it marks support and resistance, equal highs / lows (liquidity), breakouts, breakdowns, rejections and liquidity sweeps, and tests every order block against a checklist (fresh, displacement, structure break, fair value gap, liquidity sweep, discount / premium). Every finding has a plain-English lesson: click a card to highlight it on the chart. The analysis is read-only and a flagged level is a thing to study, not a signal. Markets: NSE stocks, NFO (NIFTY, BANKNIFTY and other indices, and stock / index futures) and MCX futures, using all the history Kite has. Under the chart, Send to the Dhan bot can queue a BUY or SELL (with your comment) for what the bots can trade: NSE cash stocks, GOLDM / SILVERMIC / CRUDEOILM / NATGASM, and NIFTY / BANKNIFTY index options. Nothing is sent until you click one of those buttons and confirm.

Order blocks, fair value gaps and equal highs / lows near the current price, on 5, 15 and 60 minute candles. Zone rules: the bots' detector (swing = lowest / highest of 3 candles each side; a zone is dropped once a later candle closes through it, a pool once price trades through it), with the OB rule below. Bot bias (1h) and Bot call are what the bots themselves would do: their 36-candle rule on closed 1-hour candles, BUY a bullish zone / SELL a bearish one on a rejection, SKIP when the bias is NEUTRAL, fade when the call goes against the bias (the bots take those). Mark each call ✓ / ✗ to keep score (saved on this PC only). Kite reads: 5-minute candles for 5m / 15m, 1-hour candles for 1h (about 3 reads a second). The last candle may still be forming.

Define an indicator strategy like the Algorooms builder and test it on NIFTY options. The signal is read on the spot candles (a cross counts only on the candle it happens, all conditions on the same candle); a long signal buys the ATM weekly CE, a short signal the ATM weekly PE; one trade a day (the first signal), managed by a stop, up to three targets and an optional trail. Runs on the option history cached on this Mac (1-minute prices, no Kite call, no order). Fills: entry at the open of the minute the signal candle closes, a stop or target filled at its price, the rest sold at the square-off minute's open.

Read-only status from Algo Signals · Qty 1 · Buy GTT at breakout candle low · Stoploss 5% below buy · State from Kite orders, positions, holdings, and GTTs