TradeScorer is a one-person quantitative trading studio based in France. It builds focused, data-backed tools for traders who want more than chart clutter — clear signals, measurable performance, and systems designed to survive real prop firm rules.
There's no team, no fund, no signal-selling Telegram. Just a trader who needed better tools, built them, and now ships them.
The trader behind the tools
Everything here is made by one person who trades NQ futures every session on his own funded accounts. The tools aren't theoretical products dreamed up for a storefront — they're the instruments used to take real trades under real risk, then refined until they were worth selling.
That matters for one practical reason: a tool you depend on for your own capital gets held to a different standard than a tool built to be sold. The incentive isn't to make the marketing look good. It's to make the thing work on a live chart, in a live session, against a live drawdown limit.
Why TradeScorer exists
Most NQ tools are built around visual patterns, ICT-style labels, or trend-following rules — and most are sold with cherry-picked screenshots. TradeScorer takes the opposite stance on both counts.
On method: the tools are built on probability and market reaction, not pattern mythology. NQ spends most of its sessions ranging, rotating, and mean reverting rather than trending cleanly, so the systems are designed for the conditions that actually appear most often. (More on that in What Is Mean Reversion?.)
On honesty: the published stats are real, and they're stated with their limits. An 88% win rate over one 30-day window is informative, not a promise — the realistic long-run expectation is lower, and the tools are built so you can measure your own numbers rather than trust ours. That's the whole point of the Pro-tier tracking.
How the tools are built
Three principles run through everything:
- Probabilistic. Every signal starts from a score derived from market structure, extension, and reaction — separating actionable setups from noise before a trade is taken.
- Confirmed, not repainting. Signals confirm on candle close and never revise. What you see on history is what you'd have traded live. (Here's how to verify that on any indicator.)
- Measured. Win rate, profit factor, grade, session, and prop-firm-style risk are tracked on the chart — so you review data, not screenshots.
The standard
One market. One use case. One measurable edge. Each tool is intentionally narrow — the goal isn't to cover the chart with signals, it's to expose one useful condition clearly and prove it before it ships.
What's here
- Forge — the probability-based NQ futures scalping system, in Lite, Signals, and Pro tiers.
- Percentile Deviation Bands — the adaptive band framework, free Lite and a full Pro engine.
- Free indicator bundle — four public TradingView scripts for reading market stretch, range, and exhaustion.
- Learn — plain-English guides to the concepts behind all of it.
TradeScorer is part of a small family of independent projects that also includes PropScorer (prop firm comparison) and CryptoScorer (crypto exchange ratings) — same principle of measured, no-hype tools, applied to adjacent problems.
Get in touch
Questions, feedback, or want to know when the next tool ships? Email hello@tradescorer.com or follow @TradeScorer.
TradeScorer products are technical analysis tools, not investment advice. TradeScorer is not registered with the CFTC, NFA, AMF, FCA, or any other regulatory body. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss. Read the full risk disclosure before use.