Beta, $139.95 lifetime

Trading that stays calm when you can’t.

BearBreaker is a dual-layer trading intelligence built to hold pure, emotion-free discipline. It keeps the thinking separate from the doing, so the system behaves the same way whether the market is quiet or falling apart.

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The BearBreaker local console showing live construct status, cost-basis comparison and the outcome journal

Illustrative interface mockup. The numbers shown are sample data, not real or projected performance.

A warm, sunlit desk with a laptop showing a simple trading dashboard, a notebook and a cup of coffee
Quiet by design

A precise machine underneath, a calm desk on top. It runs on your computer, watches the rules, and only speaks up when something actually happened.

Core architecture

Two layers, working in step

One layer decides what matters. The other decides how to act on it, carefully.

Layer 01 / Master

The Intent Core

A quantitative scoring layer that defines the active universe and broadcasts primary alignment signals from cost basis against live value.

Layer 02 / Trading

The execution layer

It keeps its own cost-basis ledger of the real capital you have put to work, and turns intent into size-aware, fill-gated orders.

Only constructs that live inside the Intent Core are ever acted upon. The system never invents its own universe.

You do not rent BearBreaker. You own it.

Buying it means getting the whole thing: the full code and script behind the bot, ready to read, run and reshape however suits you. It runs through the Alpaca API, which is free for paper and live trading, and the parameters arrive pre-configured so you can start without tuning anything.

The complete source code

Every file of the bot and its scripts comes with your purchase. Nothing is hidden, obfuscated, or locked behind a service.

Customizable in any respect

Thresholds, sizing, cooldowns, the universe it watches, the way signals are calculated, the notifications, the interface. If you want it different, you can change it.

It runs on your machine

A system tray presence and a local command surface. Your keys, your capital, your computer, your rules.

Beta access

Buy once during beta, keep it for life

Purchase during the beta phase and receive a lifetime upgrade. A yearly subscription model will be introduced once the system moves to full public release, so this price only exists while the beta does.

Feedback from early users is welcome and directly shapes what improves next.

Trading involves risk of loss and BearBreaker is not financial advice. Please read the purchase terms and risk disclosure before you buy.

Beta phase, open now
$139.95one time, lifetime upgrade
  • Full source code and scripts, yours to keep
  • Every parameter customizable, nothing locked
  • Lifetime upgrades, no subscription later
  • Works with Alpaca paper and live accounts
  • Direct line for beta feedback and requests

Secure checkout. Put your capital in. The system executes the rules.

A note from the maker

I’m Boxont, and this is the system I actually use.

BearBreaker started as a personal system I built to stop myself from overthinking, chasing noise, and breaking my own rules.

I run it with real capital and monitor it every day. The Intent Core, the TCB ledger, the priority sequencing, and every protective layer exist because I needed something I could trust when markets get loud.

This is not a product I built for someone else. It is the system I actually use.

Philosophy

“It expands when value looks weak next to cost, and contracts when value looks strong. Always inside the boundaries you set.”

BearBreaker exists to take emotion, over-analysis and inconsistency out of the picture. The Intent Core supplies the high-level allocation intent. Trading turns that into a disciplined, size-aware, fill-gated set of actions. Profitable contractions raise the bar for future expansions. Long cooldowns and a rigid order of priority stop it from doing too much. The same logic applies at every scale, and only the position size changes.

What you end up with is a quiet, rules-following companion rather than another screen demanding your attention.

No emotionNo over-analysisNo overactivity