Your students pay you to teach them how to trade, and most of what you show them, they can't check for themselves. Quantprove puts the same evidence in front of you and your students, from your own live record to the system a student messages you about. Below are five problems academy owners run into, and how Quantprove helps with each.
How can I build credibility and trust in my performance with my students?
Share your analysis instead of a screenshot. Each Backtest, Validation or Monitor result has a Share button that makes a read only link, and your students open the full dashboard in their browser without an account.
Your live numbers carry the most weight. Monitor and its Health Score only run on trades synced from your broker, and Quantprove locks the date, profit and fees of each synced trade. For your backtest, the Proof Check counts how many of 10,000 random runs matched your result and reads Cleared or Not cleared. In simpler words... it shows if luck could replicate your backtest.
A screenshot of a green month is the easiest thing in trading to fake. Be upfront about the limits too... a shared page doesn't show which broker each trade came from, and you decide which accounts count toward the system.
How can I get the context I need when a student asks about their system?
Ask for the link. A student shares the result they're stuck on, and you open the full analysis with no login: the score breakdown, the charts and a plain language Details panel under each section.
A link to the analysis gives you the whole picture, and a screenshot gives you just one detail of it.
How can I share my real monthly results so people trust they're real?
Use Monitor. Its Monthly Results table comes from your broker synced live trades and shows each month, the yearly total, and your best and worst month. Share the Monitor link and anyone can see the same table without an account.
Watch one detail... a shared link shows the Monitor run you shared, and it won't update as new months close. Send a new link after the next month is finished.
Backtest monthly results can come from uploaded files, so keep those for teaching and use Monitor for your track record.
How can I explain trading statistics to newer students in a visual way?
Start with the charts. Quantprove puts a picture on the ideas new students struggle with:
- Luck Range: the Proof Check places a result among 10,000 random runs, so a student sees how far it sits from luck
- Monte Carlo: a cloud of possible equity curves from the same trades, plus how deep a drawdown could get
- Regime Detector: bull, bear and sideways markets marked on the price chart, with how the system did in each
- Details panels: a plain language explanation under each section
For students who don't have trades yet, the free demo runs on sample systems with no account, and the glossary and Help Center explain the terms in plain words. Show the cloud before the formula.
How can I check that my students passed their profitability check?
The pass mark is yours to set. Quantprove scores each student's system the same way, and their shared links show where each one lands.
Ask for the Monitor link even when the Stability Score looks good, since Validation also accepts uploaded trade files.
Even then, a student picks which accounts and which trades count toward a system. Ask which accounts are connected before you pass anyone. Passing a student on their word is how an academy ends up with a bad reputation.
Open the free demo and walk one student through it. If you run an academy, tell us about it.