From TradingView into execution
Keep the webhook path clear, match strategy keys to routes, and verify the first alert before you scale out.
KPT gives TradingView-first traders a cleaner path into live execution. Land on the public site, open the private beta, pair the desktop when broker access is needed, and keep your routes, downloads, and support in one place instead of scattered across tools.
Public landing page on the apex domain. Private beta stays separated from the live API for safer routing and cleaner updates.
The main site introduces the product, the beta host serves the app experience, and the API host stays focused on auth, runtime state, downloads, and webhook traffic.
The public site should feel simple, but the platform behind it still supports onboarding, alert routing, desktop pairing, release downloads, and operational controls without exposing the runtime directly.
Keep the webhook path clear, match strategy keys to routes, and verify the first alert before you scale out.
Pair the Windows app when local broker access is required, while the hosted dashboard still handles sign-in and release delivery.
The apex domain can be public-facing without dumping users into a raw API or an insecure placeholder page.
A visitor lands on the main domain, understands the product quickly, then chooses the right next step instead of guessing which subdomain matters.
The apex domain explains the product instead of showing a certificate warning or an ambiguous host.
Move into the hosted dashboard when you want the actual application experience.
Install the paired desktop when local broker workflows and richer runtime control are needed.
Use the Discord support path when you need help with setup, routes, or release access.