Guide
From logging in and installing the app to connecting MT5 and monitoring the bot in real time — the whole basic process to get MT5 Bot for Windows running.
Go to /login and sign in with your Google account. Once approved (Active status), go to the Dashboard to download the Windows app from the App Version page — always grab the latest build to avoid already-patched connection issues.
Run the installer you just downloaded, and allow it past any Windows Defender/SmartScreen warning if shown (the app isn't code-signed with a commercial certificate yet). Install on your personal machine to test, or on a Windows VPS if you want it running 24/7 — see the VPS page for details.
Install MT5 (if you haven't already) and log in to a Demo or Real account as usual. Keep the terminal open — the Windows app automatically detects the running terminal, so there's no need to re-enter your MT5 password in the app or on the web.
The app comes with a built-in list of trading strategies — no need to write or upload a config file yourself. Just pick a suitable strategy and the bot will automatically enter and exit trades continuously 24/7 following the built-in logic. You can select multiple strategies to run in parallel on the same terminal or across different Demo/Real accounts.
After you press Start, the bot begins sending orders directly through the local MT5 terminal. The app's log window shows each order's status in real time, right on your machine.
Log in to the Dashboard on the web (from your phone or another machine too) to view the bot's status, trading logs, and heartbeat without sitting in front of the machine running the bot. The web only displays monitoring data — it doesn't execute orders and doesn't store your MT5 account.
Press Stop in the app any time to stop the bot immediately. You can switch to another built-in strategy, or turn on an additional one to run in parallel, without affecting bots that are already running.
Check that the MT5 terminal is open and logged into an account (not just opened without signing in). Try restarting the Windows app once the terminal is ready.
Update the app to the latest build on the App Version page — recent releases have improved handling of temporary disconnections. If your home network is unstable, consider switching to a VPS.
The dashboard updates in near real time; if logs don't appear after a few minutes, check that the Windows app is still running (not silently closed) and that your machine/VPS still has an internet connection.
Make sure you're using the Google account you registered with. If your account is pending approval or banned, contact an admin to get Dashboard access.
See the guide for setting up a Windows VPS so the bot runs reliably, independent of your personal machine.