Our own trading desk
Trading, analytics, research, agents, news and Squawk run on our internal platform every day. Team 1, our applied-research team, uses it first, and it keeps changing as we learn from that desk.
Private walkthroughs
115 is not open for sign-up. A team that wants to see the platform asks for a walkthrough, and a person at 115 replies. Creating an app account only places a team in the access queue; it does not open a hosted workspace or enable trading.
A repeatable platform
Reproducible simulation, clear data provenance, deployment tooling, and the isolation needed to run more than our own desk.
A replay sandbox
Learn the platform in an isolated practice environment with no broker connection. Synthetic scenarios are labeled as synthetic. Historical-session replay depends on approved data access, and the source dates, replay time and simulation state stay visible throughout.
One hosted workspace
Desk, SA Hub and Lab in one account and one workspace. Simulation comes first. Trading through a broker needs separate onboarding, a supported connection and explicit permission; an account or tier upgrade does not turn it on.
SA Hub and Lab
SA Hub organizes strategies, models and versioned configurations. Lab ties each experiment and evaluation to its exact inputs and results. Tuning a strategy and training a model are different workflows: our own model work comes first, and customer model training is planned for a later phase.
On-prem deployments, operated by 115
A supported path for firms that need the platform inside their own infrastructure. Our internal deployment and private proof-of-concept work are shaping it. It will not be a self-service offering.
An iPhone companion
The state of your desk away from the monitor: what is running, what changed and what needs a decision.
Your brokers, engines and models
Connections to brokers and market-data providers, adapters for established execution engines, and the choice of a 115 model or your own model provider. These are integration targets, not a supported-product list or a partnership announcement.
An open-source release
We are considering an open-source distribution of 115. Licensing, components and the release model are undecided. Hosted and on-prem deployment stay part of the plan either way.
This is our current direction. Planned work can change as research and the private proof of concept progress.
See the platform as it runs today