One browser UI for a fleet of Freqtrade bots.

Strategies from blocks. Build rules without writing Python, read back in plain words before you save.
Replay before it runs. Backtest any bot over past candles, with lookahead and robustness checks.
No bot passwords. People log in once and get a role. Every bot runs in its own container behind one origin.

Get it on GitHub Quick start

Fleet overview: totals per stake currency and one row per bot

What it looks like

Strategy editor with Blockly blocks and a plain-words readback — Strategy from blocks, read back in plain words

Replay summary with bias checks and robustness verdict — Replay with bias checks and a robustness verdict

FreqUI trade view of one bot — Each bot in the FreqUI trade view

First admin setup with a one-time token — First admin from a one-time token, no default password

Quick start

Needs Docker with Compose v2, git and make, on macOS or Linux. Everything runs on one machine, bound to 127.0.0.1.

git clone https://github.com/wickfleet/wickfleet.git
cd wickfleet
make quickstart

The script prints a one-time setup token. Open http://localhost:8000/hub/login, create the first admin, and a dry-run demo bot is already waiting in the fleet.

Security model

The browser never holds a bot API key. The hub adds it per request after checking role and ownership.
The hub reaches Docker only through a guard that allows bot containers of listed images, users and paths, with every capability dropped.
Login is the hub's own (argon2id, one-time first-admin token) or any OIDC provider through oauth2-proxy.

Found a vulnerability? Write to [email protected].

Not financial advice

Wickfleet is software for running trading bots, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Backtests and replays describe the past, not the future. Every bot is a dry run on a simulated wallet by default. Live trading needs an explicit switch on the instance and on the bot, a recent passing replay, and exchange keys from files on your host. Turning it on is your decision, your money and your risk. No warranty.