How it works
Rules that answer back.
A rule on Dorabona is a service your AI assistant calls. It answers every order you are considering with a verdict, the rule that decided it, and the reason.
The pieces
Blocks, strategies, routines
Blocks
One testable rule each. Buy only these names. Never above 12% of the book. Sell when the close falls 20% from the peak. No new buys while the VIX is above 25.
Browse blocks →Strategies
Blocks combined into a complete plan: what to buy, when, how much, and when to sell. Follow one as published, or change a block and make it yours.
See a strategy →Routines
The schedule a strategy runs on. Before the open, after the close, and a weekly review. Each run produces your watch list.
See a routine →The connector
Your assistant proposes. The rules decide.
Connect Dorabona to an AI assistant that supports remote connectors. Your assistant reads the rules you follow, runs your routine, and checks any order you are considering.
The rules are ordinary code with fixed answers. Your assistant explains them and writes the ticket. It cannot change a verdict, and it cannot skip a check. Swap one assistant for another and the answers stay the same.
Placing the order
Drafts, never sends
The rule passes
Your assistant writes the exact ticket: name, quantity, price, order type, and the rule that triggered it.
It is staged in your broker
The draft appears in your own broker account, un-transmitted, exactly as you would have typed it.
You transmit it
You review and send. Dorabona never transmits an order, and never holds your money.
Brokers without staged orders show a ticket you can copy.
The ranking
What followers earned decides the order
A rule's place on the leaderboard comes from the real results of the people following it, measured forward from the day it was published. Backtests help you build a rule. They carry no weight in the ranking.
Every rule also carries its gap: the distance between what the rule earned and what its followers kept. A large gap means the rule is hard to live with, and we say so on the rule's own page.
See the leaderboard →Why the gap matters
Two rules can earn the same on paper. The one whose followers keep breaking it pays them less, and that difference is usually larger than the difference between the two rules.
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