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How to share backtest results in QuantPilot

Sharing backtest results lets you create an image of your backtest performance that you can save or post on X.

Share a backtest result

  1. Open the backtest result you want to share and click Share.

  2. Review the generated share image and edit the Image title if needed.

  3. Copy the referral link if you want to share it separately.

  4. Edit the X message if you want to post the result on X.

  5. Choose whether to show your X handle and QuantPilot username on the image.

  6. Click Share on X or Save image.


What details are included in the image?

The shared image can include:

  • strategy or image title

  • referral link

  • QuantPilot username, if enabled

  • equity curve

  • total return

  • max drawdown

  • Sortino Ratio

  • win rate

  • Sharpe Ratio

  • number of trades

The shared result is an image. It is not an editable or interactive backtest page.


Is strategy code included?

No. Sharing a backtest result image does not include the strategy code.

The image only shows the visible performance result and selected sharing details.


Can non-users view the shared result?

Yes. Since the result is shared as an image, anyone who can view the image or post can see it.

If you share the referral link, people can also open that link separately.


Is the shared result public or private?

A saved image is private until you share it.

If you post it on X or send it to someone, anyone who can see that post or message can view the image. Treat shared backtest images as public once posted or forwarded.


Arena and competition results

Before sharing Arena or competition-related results, check whether sharing is allowed for that competition.

Sharing a result image may reveal performance details, such as return, drawdown, win rate, and equity curve. Only share results you are comfortable making public.


What not to share

Before saving or posting a backtest result image, make sure it does not reveal anything sensitive.

Avoid sharing images or messages that include:

  • API keys or secret tokens

  • exchange login details

  • passwords or two-factor authentication backup codes

  • private keys or seed phrases

  • private strategy details you do not want to reveal

  • sensitive personal or financial information

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