Sharing strategies
Share your edge — publicly, privately, or by invite
Alex Bielow
Last Update a month ago
You can share a strategy three ways: a public link anyone can open, a direct invite to specific people by email, or by making it public in the catalogue. Others can view your strategy and — if you allow it — copy it into their own account.
Quick share (Share dialog)
From a strategy's details page, click "Share" to open the "Share strategy" dialog: "Anyone with the link can view this strategy and copy it to their account."
- "Copy link" — copies the shareable link to your clipboard (you'll see "Link copied to clipboard").
- "Allow copying" — toggle whether people who open the link can copy the strategy into their account.
- "Disable" — turn the share link off again.
Full controls (Settings)
For more options, click "Settings" on the strategy. This page is titled "Sharing & access".
Share via link
Under "Share via link" — "Anyone with the link can view this strategy and copy it to their account.":
- "Enable share link" to create the link, then "Copy link".
- Toggle "Allow copying", or "Disable" the link.
Invite by email
Under "Invite by email" — "Invite specific people. It appears in their 'Shared with me' and they get an email.":
- Enter an address (placeholder "[email protected]") and click "Invite" (you'll see "Invitation sent").
- Invited people appear under "People with access"; if none, it shows "No one invited yet".
- You can revoke access at any time ("Revoke access?").
Delete
The "Delete strategy" section permanently removes the strategy, "its rules, gallery and notes". This can't be undone.
What others see
Recipients find shared strategies under the "Shared with me" tab on their own Strategies page. They can read it and, if copying is allowed, clone it. Only notes you marked "Visible in shared link" are included — see Notes & Gallery.
Making a strategy public / private
From the card menu or the strategy header you can toggle "Make Public" / "Make Private". Public strategies are marked with a "Public" badge; private ones with "Private".
💡 Copying a public strategy brings over its rules, visible notes, icon and colour — but not the original author's trades. You start with a clean slate to collect your own results.
