QuickTick: Test a Single Position Fast, All on One Page
QuickTick is built for one thing: testing a single position as fast as possible. It all happens on one page. Pick where the position comes from, set your dates, and run it. There is no position list to assemble, no popup editor, and no multi step setup to click through.
Start from a bot, or start from scratch
Add from Bot or Add from Backtick pulls an existing bot or backtest straight into the position form, so you can change one strike or one entry time and test it immediately. If you would rather start clean, ignore those buttons and start typing in the form below them. Both paths land in the same place on the same page.
That form is the full position editor: legs, entry, exit, stops, and filters. It saves itself as you edit, so there is no Create or Update button to remember. When it looks right, Create & Run starts the backtest.
Because nothing is spread across steps, it is quick to fire off a run, adjust one setting, and fire off another. Each one is saved as its own backtick in your library.
It also makes a good first step before a sweep. Test a base position in QuickTick until it behaves the way you want, then pull that same position into SweepTick with Add from Backtick and iterate it across a range of settings.
SweepTick works the same way now
SweepTick's core position used to sit behind a popup editor and a one row summary table. It now uses the same inline form as QuickTick, so setting up the base position for a sweep looks and behaves exactly like setting up a QuickTick position. Preview and run always pick up your latest edits.
More room on wide screens
On displays 2000 pixels and wider, both pages split into two columns: your name and test settings stack down the left while the position form fills the right. On narrower screens the sections stack in the same order as before.
The Backtick Test Settings card is tidier too: Starting Balance no longer clips its own label, and the option toggles pair up two per row at tablet widths instead of stretching across the card.
Find QuickTick under Backtest in the navigation menu to run your first one.