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Opening range breakout software

Product overview

Opening range breakout software for rules-based traders

ORBLYTICS brings live opening-range levels, confirmation rules, setup cards, similar-session analytics, target hit rates, and historical review into one web dashboard.

Built for
ORB TRADERS
Rules-first workflow
Primary outcome
ONE PLAN
Clearer decisions
Evidence
VISIBLE
Rules and samples shown
Execution
NONE
Analytics, not brokerage
Rules-basedSource labeledUser configuredRisk disclosed

Screen the active opening range

Track the selected range window and evaluate long and short conditions without rebuilding the setup by hand.

  • 5-, 15-, 30-, and custom-minute ORB windows
  • Break-close and retest models
  • SPY, QQQ, IWM, and liquid-market workflows

Keep the rules beside the result

Every historical summary is tied to the active confirmation, entry, stop, filter, and sample settings.

  • Visible sample denominators
  • TP1 through stretch-target outcomes
  • Matched-day and finalized-trade counts

Move from signal to plan

Use the same levels for the setup card, invalidation, target ladder, and post-session review.

  • Entry and invalidation levels
  • Long and short comparison
  • History and individual day charts

Know the product boundary

ORBLYTICS is an analytics and education workspace. It does not place trades or promise profitable outcomes.

  • No broker execution
  • Risk disclosures and source labels
  • User-controlled strategy settings

Common questions

Does ORBLYTICS place trades?

No. It provides analytics, planning, and historical context. Orders remain entirely with the user and their broker.

Can I change the ORB rules?

Yes. The workspace supports range, confirmation, retest, stop, time, range-size, late-break, and sample-window settings.

Are historical hit rates guaranteed?

No. They describe a qualified historical sample and can change with the data, market regime, and active rules.

Which markets are supported?

The product is designed around liquid intraday symbols. Current coverage and feed limitations are documented on the Data Sources page.