FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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Getting Started
Which brokers does QuantOS support?
Charles Schwab, including accounts that moved over from TD Ameritrade. Other brokers aren’t supported yet.
Do I have to upload trade files?
No. QuantOS imports your history through the Schwab API and your brokerage statements once you approve the connection.
What kinds of trades does it handle?
Options and stocks. The deepest tools are built for SPX and SPXW same-day (0DTE) options, but round trips, P/L and behaviour analytics work for any symbol.
Does it work on a phone?
QuantOS runs in the browser. Review pages work on a phone. The trading workspaces are designed for a desktop screen.
Data and Accuracy
Why might my P/L differ from another journal?
QuantOS takes fees from the broker’s own transaction lines and treats the brokerage statement as the final word. Journals that estimate fees or skip partial fills often show different totals.
What does UNCALIBRATED mean?
The score ranks setups by a rule, but it hasn’t yet been tested against enough real outcomes to be read as a probability. See the methodology.
Why does a page say PARTIAL?
There aren’t enough qualifying trades to score that rule fairly. The page shows how many it has and how many it needs.
Does QuantOS show dark-pool or full options-tape data?
No. Those feeds need separate licences that QuantOS doesn’t have. Pages say when that data is unavailable instead of filling the gap.
Account and Privacy
Does QuantOS see my Schwab password?
No. You sign in on Schwab’s own page, and QuantOS only receives an access token. See Security.
Why do I need to reconnect Schwab every week?
Schwab’s API requires you to approve the connection again every seven days. QuantOS reminds you when it’s due.
Can QuantOS place trades?
Trade review is read-only and never sends an order.
How much does it cost?
14 days free with full access, then USD $10 per month for the Trading Journal (Tier 1) or USD $15 per month for the Workspace (Tier 2). See Pricing.
Advice and Risk
Does QuantOS tell me what to trade?
No. QuantOS is a research and review tool. Gates such as CALL, PUT, WAIT and NO TRADE describe market conditions against rules. They are not personal investment advice.
Will QuantOS make me profitable?
No tool can promise that. QuantOS shows where your results came from so you can decide what to change. Read the Risk Disclosure.