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Small, sharp apps. Download and run.

Built by one person. No accounts, no subscriptions, no installers that phone home — each app is a single setup file that does its job and gets out of the way.

Windows 10/11 · 79 MB · v1.0.0
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ROMTRADER ROM TraderKalshi momentum bot — live dashboard, signals feed, risk brakes v1.0.0 79 MB ● LIVE Download
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ROM TRADER

Momentum engine

Scans the most liquid Kalshi markets closing within two hours and rides short-term price moves — take-profit, stop-loss, and reversal exits built in.

It shows its work

A live signals feed lists every market the last sweep looked at, with the reason it did or didn't qualify — spread too wide, price out of range, momentum under the trigger.

Presets and saved setups

Three starting configurations from steady to scalper, or tune every knob yourself and save it as a named setup you can switch back to later.

Brakes that work

A daily loss limit that stops the engine on its own, one-click flatten to close everything at market, a re-entry cooldown so it can't sell and instantly re-buy the same market, and filters that skip books not worth touching.

Open source

The whole app is on GitHub under MIT, with a 72-assertion test suite covering the engine rules. Read exactly what it does before you run it, or build the installer yourself.

Dry-run by default

Paper-trades on live market data out of the box. Real orders only happen after you add your own API keys and explicitly switch to live mode.

Nothing extra

One 79 MB installer. Installs per-user, keeps its data in one folder, uninstalls clean. No account, no background services.

Before you run it: ROM Trader is a momentum heuristic, not a proven edge — it has no demonstrated profitability, and fees and spread work against it. It ships in dry-run and only places real orders once you add your own Kalshi keys and switch live mode on yourself. Nothing here is financial advice.
First launch: Windows SmartScreen may warn about an unknown publisher — the installer isn't code-signed (certificates cost more than these apps do). Click More info → Run anyway. The download comes from this page's GitHub release and the source is public, so you can verify exactly what you're getting.