Voice-first trading for macOS.
TrabyOS is a macOS AI assistant for checking crypto markets and preparing trades through spoken or typed requests. It brings the chart, the proposed order and the confirmation step into the same workflow.
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This public repository is a product overview for application reviewers. The demo is a previously recorded walkthrough; the website is a product landing page. You can review these materials without building the app or connecting an exchange account. Implementation source code remains private.
Checking a market and acting on it often involves moving between a chart, an exchange order form and information sources. Our product thesis is that a trader should be able to ask a question, inspect the relevant market and prepare an order in one conversation, while keeping an explicit decision before execution.
- Ask: speak or type a request in English or Korean.
- Inspect: see a chart or market information when the request is informational.
- Prepare: explicitly request a trade to produce an order proposal.
- Review: check the asset, exchange, product, amount and leverage on the confirmation card.
- Decide: confirm or reject the proposal. The result is shown through the configured execution mode.
flowchart LR
A[Speak or type] --> B[Interpret request]
B --> C[Chart or market information]
C --> D[Explicit trade request]
D --> E[Prepare order]
E --> F[Review and confirm or reject]
F --> G[Execution result]
Example requests:
Show me the Bitcoin perpetual chart on Bybit.
Prepare a 100 USDT Bitcoin perpetual long at 3x leverage.
These are examples of product inputs. They are not trading recommendations.
The native interface brings the proposed order and market chart together, with explicit Approve and Reject controls.
October 2026 macOS prototype, captured in LIVE mode. The proposal is awaiting the user's decision; no completed trade is shown.
Earlier web prototype, shown for workflow context. PAPER means simulated execution; this is not a live-money fill or the current downloadable macOS release.
| Area | Current state |
|---|---|
| Product | Working macOS prototype with voice and typed input |
| Markets | Exchange integrations including Bybit; spot and perpetual market workflows |
| Interaction | Market charts, conversational requests and order-confirmation cards |
| Stage | Pre-revenue; no established customer base is claimed |
| Development | Project development began in July 2026, with engineering cofounders and collaborators |
| Public access | Product video, landing page and selected screenshots |
- Rebuilt the macOS app, input helper and development signing service.
- Verified Google sign-in, local server/database readiness and Bybit public trading-rule synchronization.
- Verified a BTC perpetual chart request and order-card preparation through an explicit automated PAPER harness. This input was simulated, not microphone evidence.
- The founder reported that spoken chart requests and responses worked in the restored app.
- Relevant launcher and voice/decision regression tests: 365 passed, 1 skipped.
The November 1 recovery did not submit a new live exchange order. A fresh installation on a different Mac and a complete physical voice-to-fill journey were not certified in that check. Historical demo footage, screenshots and current local checks are different evidence and should be read as such.
| Component | Role |
|---|---|
| Native macOS app | Swift interface, global input shortcuts and chart/order presentation |
| Python coordinator | Conversation and workflow coordination |
| Spring Boot core | Structured interpretation, market/rule services and authentication |
| Exchange integrations | Market data and supported account/order workflows |
| PAPER runner | Local workflow testing without submitting live exchange orders |
Start with the product video, then the native order-review screen above. The website provides product context; it is not a browser trading terminal.
This repository does not distribute a runnable release, implementation source, exchange credentials or production data. Source access and a guided technical walkthrough can be discussed separately through the founder's GitHub profile.
Product assets retain their existing rights; see project credits. Publishing this overview does not grant a license to the private implementation.