What's coming
Features in development, including social trading and branded image certificates.
This page covers work that is in development but not yet available in Trada. Everything below is planned, not shipped — if a feature isn't described elsewhere in this documentation as something you can use today, it isn't live yet.
Social trading
Trada is building social trading so operators can connect with each other's strategies directly inside the platform. Two sides are planned:
Follow — subscribe to another operator's strategy and route it into your own connected accounts under your own risk controls.
Provide — publish your own strategy for other operators to follow.
Neither side is functional today. The in-app Follow and Provide screens are previews that lead to a waitlist — there is no live provider directory, no matching, and no strategy routing behind them yet. Do not treat them as working features.
Branded image certificates
Today, certificates and shared reports are read-only links that render live in the browser. There is no file to download. See Certificates and Share a public report for how the current, live sharing works.
In development is a branded image certificate: a rendered visual version of a certificate using Trada templates. This is a planned enhancement to the existing read-only links, not a replacement, and it is not yet available.
Roadmap status
Follow (subscribe to a strategy)
In development
In-app waitlist on the Follow screen
Provide (publish a strategy)
In development
In-app waitlist on the Provide screen
Branded image certificates
In development
Follow product updates in-app
Joining the waitlist
Watch for in-app updates
Announcements about availability arrive as in-app notifications. See Notifications.
What this page does not promise
No release dates. These features ship when they are ready.
No claim about outcomes. Trada is trade-copier and journaling software; nothing here implies or predicts performance.
Joining a waitlist reserves interest, not a guarantee of access on any timeline.
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