Describe it in plain words. Almanac tests it on 25 years of NIFTY and stock prices. History, not tips.
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Testing a trading idea used to take code, years of clean data and a weekend you didn't have, so most ideas went untested. Almanac does it from one sentence, in about a minute, for anyone.
"When India VIX jumps 10% in a day, does Bank Nifty bounce over the next week?"
What Cursor did for code, Almanac does for testing market ideas. It's built for one job, and every answer is a real test on real prices, not a paragraph of opinion.
It writes the test, not an essay. Your idea becomes a precise rule you can read: which days count, what counts as a hit, what gets traded.
Code computes every number. The AI never invents a figure. Every percentage on the report comes from the test, run on real prices.
Every test stays on the record. Your ledger keeps each question, its exact rule and its result. Change one thing and run it again.
Take the trades with you. Download every trade as a spreadsheet and check it yourself.
Fast. A full backtest in about a minute, from a sentence.
Secure and private. Login with Google, encrypted in transit, and your questions are visible only to you.
No code. No formulas. No spreadsheets. Almanac turns your words into a precise, testable rule, and when a word could mean two things, it asks. It never guesses.
Weather, price and volume patterns, festivals, the panchang, the calendar. Any index or stock, and any mix of them: a stock's volume against the index's week, VIX against Bank Nifty.
Buy NIFTY on every purnima close and sell 3 days later. Does it make money?
Which day counts as purnima?
Every report downloads as a spreadsheet, trade by trade, so you can check the numbers yourself.
The report a quant desk would build: every trade, the equity curve, the worst losing streak, and a verdict that holds your idea up against every other day.
Buy NIFTY when amavasya breaks upward, hold two days.
Made money, but no better than other days.
Its average beat other days, but over 90 trades the difference is within chance. Almanac says so plainly.
Measured against every other day. A pattern only counts if it beats the days it didn't happen. Luck doesn't get a pass.
Says when it can't be sure. Too few days to know? The report tells you, in plain words.
History, not tips. It tests what happened. It never tells you what to buy or what comes next.
Your first ideas are free.