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Edgoro writes TradingView indicators, MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisors and educational chart analyses from plain-English descriptions. Here is who runs it, what it does and doesn't do, and how we check what we publish.

Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Edgoro is a software tool, not a broker or financial adviser: nothing it produces is investment advice, and past or backtested performance does not guarantee future results.

Who runs Edgoro

Edgoro is built and operated by KIBŌ (EI), an individual enterprise (entreprise individuelle) under French law, run by its founder. KIBŌ is registered in France under SIREN 988 981 700, with its registered office in Aix-en-Provence; anyone can look the number up in the French business register.

Service
Edgoro — edgoro.com
Operator
KIBŌ (EI), an individual enterprise (entreprise individuelle) under French law
Registration
SIREN 988 981 700
Registered office
335 Chemin de la Guiramande, B304, 13080 Aix-en-Provence, France

The details French law requires — publication director, hosting provider and SIRET — are in the legal notice.

What Edgoro does

Edgoro is a software tool that writes code and analyses from what you describe in plain English:

  • TradingView indicators and strategies in Pine Script v6;
  • MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisors in MQL5 and Python crypto bots, with the Trading bots option;
  • educational analyses of chart screenshots you upload: trend, key levels, a bullish and a bearish scenario and the invalidation of each;
  • refinements by chat, a library that keeps every version, and code you can copy or download.

The site also offers free trading calculators, indicator guides with complete Pine Script code, and articles on Pine Script, MQL5, backtesting and risk.

What Edgoro doesn't do

  • It isn't a broker, an investment firm or a financial adviser. Edgoro never connects to your brokerage account, never holds your money and never places trades. You decide whether to use any code, and you run it yourself on your own TradingView or MetaTrader 5 account.
  • It doesn't give investment advice. Nothing it produces is a recommendation to buy or sell, and it doesn't know your financial situation, objectives or tolerance for risk.
  • It isn't a signals service. Edgoro doesn't publish or sell trading signals of its own. The Copilot option can forward the alerts of your own TradingView scripts to Telegram, but the rules behind them are yours. Chart analyses are educational, not signals or recommendations, and only see your screenshot.
  • It makes no performance promises. We don't claim that any indicator, bot or strategy makes money. Backtests are hypothetical, and past or simulated results don't guarantee future ones.

How we check the code

Bots generated in the app. When you generate an MT5 Expert Advisor or a Python crypto bot, the code is sent to our compile service: MQL5 is compiled in MetaEditor, and Python is checked with py_compile. The result appears under the code, either “0 errors” or the list of errors. If the compiler reports errors, the builder asks the AI to fix them automatically, up to two times, and after that you can request another fix in one click. When the compile service can't be reached, no result is shown rather than a guess.

Pine Script generated in the app isn't compiled automatically: you compile it when you add it to TradingView, and if the Pine Editor shows an error, you can paste it into the chat to get a corrected version.

Code published on this site. As of November 5, 2026, every code example in our articles and indicator pages has been compile-checked: Pine Script in TradingView's compiler, and complete MQL5 programs in MetaEditor. Short MQL5 excerpts that aren't full programs can't be compiled on their own.

A clean compile shows that code builds. It doesn't show that it does what you meant, or that a strategy is worth trading: test every script and Expert Advisor on a demo account first.

Your data, AI providers and payments

  • AI providers. Prompts and screenshots are processed by Anthropic's Claude models through OpenRouter, which we configure to route only to providers that don't store your content or use it to train models. Keep personal and confidential information out of prompts and screenshots.
  • Payments are processed by Stripe. We never see or store your full card number.
  • Your data is yours to take or delete. In Settings, you can download your account data and creations as a JSON file, or delete your account.

Editorial policy

These rules apply to the blog and to the indicator pages:

  • Written to explain. Articles explain how indicators, platforms, code and risk rules work. They aren't written to tell you what to trade.
  • Examples aren't recommendations. Code, settings and strategies are illustrations for learning and testing. An example appearing on this site doesn't mean it's profitable.
  • Dates mean something. Each page shows its publication date, and an “Updated” date when it has been revised since.
  • Primary sources. Where an article relies on how a platform behaves, it links to the official documentation — the Pine Script manual, the MQL5 reference, MetaTrader 5 help — or to regulators' investor pages, so you can check for yourself.
  • Corrections. If you spot a mistake, write to support@edgoro.com or use the contact form. Confirmed errors are corrected and the page's updated date changes.

Before you trade with anything you read or build here, please read our Risk Disclosure.

Contact

Questions about your account, billing, refunds or this page: write to support@edgoro.com, use the contact form, or open the assistant in the corner of any page.

Legal documents: Terms of Service · Privacy Policy · Risk Disclosure · Refund Policy · Cookie Policy · Legal notice