GridBot for iPhone: feedback on first launch, backtests and paper demo

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I’m the developer of GridBot for iPhone and would appreciate feedback from up to 10 volunteer beta testers on the first-launch experience, backtest presentation (especially drawdowns), and the paper-trading demo.

Platform: iOS. Planned App Store category: Finance.

This testing round uses the paper-only demo server. No deposits, real trades or exchange API keys are needed. The app also contains live mode for users with their own server and exchange setup; please use only the paper demo for this test.

Public beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/CAtQ4vbE

Installation on iPhone: install Apple’s free TestFlight app, return to this invitation and open the beta link again. Tap View in TestFlight if shown, then Accept and Install to install GridBot. If TestFlight is already installed, open the link directly. No email invitation or invitation code is needed.

Please tell me where you hesitated during installation or first launch, whether paper mode was clear, and which backtest numbers were confusing. Screenshots and reproduction steps can be sent via TestFlight feedback. Historical results are not a promise of future trading performance.

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MichaelGridBot OP

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Beta update: GridBot build 20 is available through the same TestFlight invitation in the original post. I’m Michael, the project owner.

For useful current feedback, please update to build 20 and use only the guest Paper demo: build a grid plan, check the available amount and minimum-budget hints, and try Launch. Tell us what worked, where you got stuck, and what you expected instead; please include the build number and your iPhone/iOS version. No deposit or exchange API keys are needed for this testing round.

I’ve opened GridBot Beta on Telegram as an optional place for questions, bug reports and discussion of the next improvements: https://t.me/+fkFAiDdQkNc5ZTk8

Replies here and TestFlight feedback are welcome too. Honest criticism is as useful as praise. Hide personal information in screenshots. Historical backtests do not predict future profit.