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Cross-platform development

Move the trading logic—not just the syntax—to another platform.

A dependable indicator port starts by identifying the behavior that must survive the move: calculations, sessions, drawings, alerts, real-time updates, and inputs. Moore Tech converts owned or authorized source into a platform-native implementation with the gaps made explicit.

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Programming services are provided by Moore Tech, LLC.

Where custom work helps

A focused path from chart problem to working code.

Map

Preserve observable behavior

Define the plots, signals, alerts, inputs, session resets, and real-time behavior that matter before choosing equivalents on the destination platform.

Rebuild

Use platform-native patterns

Reimplement the logic using the destination platform's lifecycle, data model, drawing tools, and alert or order APIs.

Verify

Compare known scenarios

Use agreed instruments, timestamps, settings, and screenshots to explain expected differences and confirm the converted output.

Typical deliverables

A usable handoff, not an unexplained code dump.

  • Source code for the destination platform and agreed features
  • A mapping of source features to destination behavior
  • Documented omissions, substitutions, and platform limitations
  • Install or import notes for the destination platform
  • A comparison checklist using representative chart scenarios

Good project inputs

What makes a quote more accurate.

  • Platform name, version, instrument, bar type, and session template
  • Source code you own or have permission to modify
  • Exact rules, settings, screenshots, errors, and expected examples
  • Required alerts, drawings, order behavior, or distribution needs
  • A realistic budget and desired delivery window

How scoping works

Reduce ambiguity before development begins.

  1. 1

    Confirm rights and source access

    Provide code you own or have permission to modify. Protected, compiled-only, or third-party code may require a clean-room specification instead.

  2. 2

    Run a feasibility review

    Identify unsupported UI, data, drawing, order, or platform-service dependencies before estimating the full port.

  3. 3

    Convert against examples

    Agree on a small set of source-platform screenshots or outputs that make the destination behavior testable.

Moore Tech project inquiry

Tell us what you want your indicator to do.

Describe the change or error. Moore Tech will review the details and reply with the next step. You can send code and screenshots in your reply.

No obligation. Scope and price are agreed before paid work begins.

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Before you inquire

Common project questions.

Can any indicator be converted automatically?

No. Syntax can sometimes be translated, but platform lifecycle, session handling, data access, drawing, alerts, and orders usually require design decisions and testing.

Can you convert a compiled indicator without source code?

Not by extracting protected code. A new implementation may be possible from a complete, authorized specification of observable behavior, inputs, and examples.

Will the converted indicator produce identical values?

That depends on data feeds, bar construction, session templates, rounding, and platform APIs. The scope identifies which outputs should match and which differences are expected.

Research before you scope

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