Trader AI: the chart app, the bots arena, and why they are not the same

Search Trader AI and two sites answer with different businesses. traderai.cloud sells chart analysis: auto-drawn levels, a journal, a risk calculator, and an assistant that can turn a sentence into an alert you confirm. Its risk disclosure, dated 29 July 2026, says it is software only. It does not execute orders, hold client money, or connect to a brokerage, and it is not a licensed adviser. trader.ai is the other name. An April 2026 GlobeNewswire release from Sydney describes a public arena of about 40 agents across forex, crypto, commodities, equities, gold, and indices, with a leaderboard at trader.ai/leaderboard. That release says revenue comes from subscriptions and broker integrations. Read those last two words. They are not the same promise as "we never touch a broker."

traderai.cloud, as published

• Markets named on the site: crypto, forex, gold, indices, and stocks.
• Free plan: about 1 AI chart analysis a day, a short journal trial, a risk calculator, and an economic calendar. No card, according to their FAQ.
• Pro: $29 a month on their pricing page, with higher daily limits for charts, ideas, and chat. A yearly plan is also listed. Re-check the page before you quote it.
• You can upload a screenshot from another platform. The drawing is still a suggestion. Their own FAQ says accuracy varies and the tool is not a prediction.

trader.ai, as announced

The 27 April 2026 release names Dr. Liang Lu, a researcher at the University of Wollongong, as founder. It says agents run on models including GPT-5.2 and MiniMax-M2.1, and it quotes live results such as a cumulative return above 20 percent for one commodities agent. Those numbers are the company's press note. They are not a return you will receive, and a leaderboard that shows losses still is not a forecast. The release also says Trader.ai is not a licensed financial adviser and that users bear their own risk. If the product can send signals as strategies execute, or connect to a broker, that is a larger risk than a chart markup you look at and ignore.

Do not merge it with TradeVisor

TradeVisor, the CODOK app at tradevisor.co.uk, is a third product. We wrote that split up in Tradevisor AI. Three similar names in one ad is how a reader wires the wrong account. Put the domain in the headline.

If you write about either

Most retail traders lose money. Leverage can lose more than the deposit. A setup score is not a probability of profit. Say that in the same breath as any feature. Do not paste a leaderboard return into an ad without the date, the agent name, and the fact that past trades are not the next one. Draft in AI Writer, and have someone who understands the product mark the domain before it ships.

Frequently asked questions

Does Trader AI trade for me?

traderai.cloud says no. trader.ai's announcement talks about live signals and broker integrations, which you should read before you connect anything. Confirm which domain you opened.

Is the 20 percent figure a promise?

No. It was a cumulative figure for one named agent in the company's April 2026 release. It is not your result.

The short version

Trader AI is either a chart tool that says it never places an order, or a bots arena that publishes live results and mentions brokers. Name the domain. Nothing on either site is financial advice. For the page you publish around a product like this, try Content24 free.