Treeova's Logic Tree automation lets traders build sophisticated options strategies using visual decision trees with up to 8 conditional layers, Greeks-aware triggers, and automated multi-broker execution — no coding required.
Trading Automation with Logic Trees
Build options strategies with visual decision trees. Up to 8 conditional layers, Greeks-aware triggers, TradingView webhook integration, and multi-broker execution.
No coding required — use the guided visual workflow.
Supports stop loss, trailing stops, break-even triggers, and position sizing.
Integrates with ConnectTrade, Lightspeed, and TradeStation.
Build sophisticated options strategies with visual decision trees. Up to 8 conditional layers, Greeks-aware triggers, and automated execution—no coding required.
Connect your TradingView alerts to automated Logic Tree execution
SPX 15-min with RSI & CHOP
Logic Trees are visual decision frameworks that automate your trading strategy. Unlike simple "if-then" rules, Logic Trees can evaluate up to 8 nested conditions simultaneously—mimicking how experienced traders actually think.
Each branch represents a decision point: market conditions, technical indicators, Greeks values, time of day, or risk parameters. When all conditions align, your trade executes automatically.
RSI crosses above 70 AND Delta > 0.3IV Rank > 50% AND within trading hoursPosition size ≤ 2% of account AND stop loss setLogic Trees combine visual simplicity with institutional-grade power
Build sophisticated strategies with up to 8 binary conditions per tree. No coding required — use the guided visual workflow to configure your logic.
Set conditions based on Delta, Theta, IV, and other Greeks. Your automation understands options like you do.
Stop loss %, trailing stops, break-even triggers, and position sizing by account % or contract count.
Day blacklists, minute-level scheduling, and time priority logic. Trade only when conditions are optimal.
Connect your TradingView alerts via webhooks. Your indicators trigger real trades automatically.
Execute through ConnectTrade, Lightspeed, or TradeStation. One strategy, multiple brokers.
Four steps to automated trading excellence
Use our visual builder to create conditional decision trees. Set entry conditions like RSI thresholds, MACD crossovers, or custom Greeks targets.
Define your risk tolerance with stop losses, position sizing rules, and profit targets. Every trade follows your rules automatically.
Test your strategy with real market data from Polygon. See exactly how it would perform before risking real capital.
Go live with one click. Your Logic Tree executes 24/7, following your rules with precision no human can match.
See how Logic Trees compare to other automation solutions
Most no-code automation tools cap strategies at two or three branches: an entry trigger, an exit trigger, and maybe a stop-loss. That depth is fine for stock alerts and useless for options. A real options strategy has to classify the regime before it even considers an entry, filter for liquidity to avoid getting trapped in a wide spread, evaluate a Greeks-based trigger that price-only logic cannot express, choose an execution branch that handles single-leg vs. spread differently, decide when to roll, when to stop, when to take profit, and when to abandon the position entirely on an emergency exit. That is eight decisions, and they all have to fire on the same chain tick.
Treeova's logic tree gives you exactly that: up to eight nested conditional layers, evaluated top-down on every options chain update. A typical iron condor strategy might gate entries on a non-trending IV rank above 35, filter strikes for open-interest density above a configurable threshold, fire only when both wing Deltas land between 0.15 and 0.20, route the four-leg ticket through the broker-normalization layer, schedule a Delta-rebalance roll if either short strike crosses 0.30, hard-stop at 2× credit received, take profit at 50% of max profit, and unwind to a single defensive long if the underlying gaps through a wing — all from one tree, no code, one source of truth that backtests, paper-trades, and goes live unchanged.
Depth is the feature. Shallow trees force you to bolt logic onto your broker, your spreadsheet, and your memory; deep trees keep the entire strategy in one auditable graph the AI agents and the RL calibration loop can both read.
When an adjustment branch fires — rolling a tested short put, inverting a credit spread, recentering an iron condor, or closing a butterfly's losing leg — it does not get a fresh risk budget. Adjustments inherit the parent strategy's stop-loss, profit-target, max-loss-per-trade ceiling, and 20% position-concentration cap. A roll that would breach the original loss limit is rejected and logged to the agent's audit trail rather than retried blindly. This is the difference between automation that compounds discipline and automation that quietly turns a controlled loss into a margin call.
Every order — entry, adjustment, or exit — also passes a symbol-pinning gate before the broker accepts it. The tree declares the underlying it is allowed to trade; the executor extracts the underlying from the actual order ticket and refuses any fill that does not match. That gate is the reason an SPY iron condor strategy cannot accidentally fire on SPX during a chain-resolution edge case, and it is the same gate that backs the U.S.-hours window (9:30 AM–4:00 PM ET) and the $50 minimum buying-power floor for live options. The pre-trade gate failures are visible in the agent's run log within seconds, not buried in a broker statement at end of day.
Together the eight-layer depth, the inherited risk envelope, and the symbol-pinning gate make a logic tree the smallest unit of automation we trust to run unattended on a real broker.
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