We build the platform.
Then we run on it.
115 began as a way to connect research, execution, risk and context around our own trading operation. We are building it into the platform other trading teams run on.
Where we are today
An applied research team.
A working V9 platform.
Our internal team uses 115 at our own desks, alongside agents that help with research and operations. That daily experience is the foundation for the product.
We are in the building stage, with no outside customers yet. Team 1, our own applied-research team, is the first tenant: it runs on a simulated brokerage account, on the same platform an invited team would get. The platform has to carry our own work before we ask it to carry anyone else’s.
Our next generation, V10, will expand that foundation into hosted workspaces, a simulated learning environment and on-prem instances we operate.
The road to V10What we are
We enable the platform.
Teams do the trading.
A team on 115 owns its strategy, its brokerage account and every trading decision. We build and operate the software underneath: the instance, its isolation from other teams, and the operations that keep it running.
Access is private and by invitation. It starts with a conversation, not a checkout.
What a team getsHow we work
Make the system observable.
Keep the judgment accountable.
We care about the record behind a decision: what the desk knew, what was tested and what actually happened. Software should make that record easier to inspect.
We publish research and engineering notes as we build. They reflect what we understood at the time of publication; the platform and our thinking continue to evolve.
The synthetic scenarios used on this site demonstrate the interface. They do not represent customer accounts or actual trading results, and we do not publish results here.
Read our researchPrivate onboarding
Access starts with a conversation.
115 is private and invitation-only. There is no checkout and no self-serve trading: a team comes on board by talking to us first.
Request a walkthrough- Request access, or ask for a walkthrough.
- A person at 115 gets in touch about how your team works.
- Invited teams are set up by hand, one instance at a time.