Your Shared Bots Page: One Link for Every Bot You Share
You can now publish a shared bots page of your own at www.tradesteward.com/shared/YourName. Instead of sending a separate link for every bot, you send one address that lists the bots you choose to share. Visitors can read each bot's settings, copy it to their own account, or run a Backtick on it. Your trading accounts, notes, and performance stay private.
Set it up in three steps
Everything starts in the Shared Bots Page card in Account Settings. Pick a page name, add bots to your page, and choose who can see it: Public (anyone with the link), My Group (members of your trading group), or both. With both off, only you can see the page, so you can set it all up before anyone else does.
List the bots you want to show
Open a bot's Share dialog and turn on "List on my shared bots page". Give the bot a public title and an optional description; visitors see those in place of the bot's real name. Listing a bot never creates a share link, and a share link never lists a bot, so each stays your choice. To list or unlist several bots at once, use Select Multiple on the View Bots page, and use the new Sharing filter there to see which bots are listed. A page holds up to 50 bots.
What visitors can do
A public page opens for anyone, no login needed. Each listed bot shows its symbol, legs, entry, and exit, and opens to its full settings, read only. Visitors with a tradeSteward account can copy a bot to their own account, where it arrives turned off so they can review it first. With a Backtick subscription, they can also run a Backtick on a shared bot without adding it to their account. The page never shows your trading accounts, your notes, your bots' real names, or any performance statistics.
Share inside your trading group
Turn on My Group and your page is listed on the new Member Pages tab of the Group Shared Bots page, so members can browse each other's bots without the pages being public.
Shared bots pages are included with plans that run bots. The knowledge base covers setting up your page, visiting someone else's, and group member pages. Open Account Settings, claim your page name, and list your first bot.