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Hookmode

Hookmode features

Everything under control.

Turn TradingView alerts and custom webhooks into MetaTrader 5 trades, with broker-aware sizing, configurable risk limits, and a record of each signal.

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A signal passes through the matching rules before a trade request reaches the device.

From your signal to your account.

You send the signal. Hookmode follows your rules and sends the trade to your connected Windows device.

  1. Send a signal

    Use a tested TradingView alert or another system that sends Hookmode's supported webhook payload.

  2. Match your rules

    Hookmode finds the matching account rules and checks their sizing and risk controls.

  3. Execute on your PC

    The paired desktop app asks MetaTrader 5 to place the trade and reports the result.

See the setup guide

One strategy. Sized for each broker.

Choose the quantity your strategy trades. Each account rule translates it into the lots its broker uses.

Illustrative: 1,000 units at 1×. Broker A uses 100,000 units per lot: 0.01 lots. Broker B uses 10,000 units per lot: 0.10 lots.

  • Use your broker's symbol

    Choose from the account's available symbols. Hookmode reads that symbol's contract size, lot step, and minimum volume.

  • Scale each account rule

    Set a risk factor for each rule. Hookmode converts units into lots and rounds them to the broker's lot step.

  • Preview before you save

    Check the resulting lots and estimated risk. Volumes below the broker's minimum are flagged and cannot be sent.

Group account rules in a portfolio to connect one signal to multiple accounts.

Your limits. Before the next signal.

Define when a rule may open a trade, how much risk it may reserve, and when it should request a close.

Illustrative rule: the drawdown budget has been reached, so the hard stop blocks a new trade.

  • Drawdown per rule

    Measure drawdown from closed-trade results against a budget scaled by the rule's risk factor. Enable a hard stop to block new trades after a breach; reset to start a new measurement period.

  • Daily loss per account

    Measure the day from midnight in the broker's server time, combining realized results with reserved stop-loss risk before new trades.

  • Sessions and breaks

    Use the broker's symbol hours to block new trades and request closes before configured overnight or weekend breaks.

  • Trade settings

    Set a stop loss, optional take profit, and maximum number of open positions per rule.

These controls apply to Hookmode activity. Brokers and prop firms may measure risk differently; limits and requested closes do not guarantee a loss cap or execution price. Check the broker's calendar for holidays and changed hours.

Read about risk controls

Every step. A clearer picture.

Follow each signal through its matching rules and account outcomes. See what opened, what was blocked, and what needs attention.

Illustrative: the signal passed rule checks, reached the device, and the broker confirmed the trade opened.

  • Separate acceptance from execution

    Signal accepted means Hookmode received the signal. Trade sent means it reached the device; only a broker confirmation shows that the trade opened.

  • Understand blocked and failed trades

    Inspect the reason when a signal is rejected, a rule blocks an action, or a trade fails.

  • Follow the recorded result

    Review trade progress and closes reported by the broker, including stop loss and take profit.

Manage the accounts. Stay informed.

Keep your setup, actions, and updates in one place.

Organize

Connect multiple accounts and group their rules in portfolios. Review the results by account or portfolio.

Act

Pause or resume webhooks, portfolios, accounts, and rules; trigger trades manually when enabled or request closes from the web app. Pausing does not close existing positions.

Stay informed

Follow device status and choose Telegram and in-app updates for signals, trades, and risk-control events. Choose a weekly summary, too.

Your PC. Your execution.

Signals travel through Hookmode. MetaTrader 5 places trades on your Windows PC.

Signals reach your device. The broker password stays inside the device boundary.

  • Keep the device connected

    Run MetaTrader 5 and the paired Hookmode desktop app on Windows. The device must stay online to execute trades.

  • Keep broker passwords local

    Broker passwords are stored encrypted on the device and never sent to Hookmode's servers. Configuration, account data, and trade records use the cloud.

  • No queued trades

    Signals for an offline device fail; they are not queued to execute when it reconnects.

See the setup guideHow security works