talivia
Talivia is an open-source, self-hosted analytics platform that combines web analytics, session replay, and customer revenue tracking from multiple payment providers.
Provides an editorial-ranked comparison of trading infrastructure across categories, helping users evaluate fundamentally different products without treating them as interchangeable.
A curated directory of 90+ trading services and open-source tools for algorithmic traders, quantitative researchers, developers, and active investors. It covers broker and exchange APIs, stock and forex data, cryptocurrency market data, on-chain analytics, signal intelligence, backtesting, portfolio analytics, AI research, feature engineering, infrastructure, and financial visualization.
Reliable trading infrastructure is a prerequisite for serious research and automation. This SEO-friendly Awesome List makes it easier to compare market-data APIs, brokerage APIs, crypto exchange APIs, forex platforms, and on-chain analytics tools without treating fundamentally different products as interchangeable. It is intended as a practical discovery resource—not as an endorsement or a trading recommendation.
The list is ranked by editorial practical significance as of 27 July 2026. The ranking weighs breadth and reliability of data or execution capability, API maturity, developer ecosystem, workflow relevance, distinctive specialization, and public accessibility. The rank is deliberately not a claim about market share, investment returns, or the quality of any individual strategy.
In addition to the main directory, this repository includes focused guides for specific needs:
| Guide | Who it's for | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| 🚀 Quick Start Guide | Beginners | Step-by-step paths to your first backtest, paper trade, or data fetch in under 30 minutes |
| ⚖️ Detailed Comparisons | Evaluators | Side-by-side matrices across brokers, data APIs, crypto exchanges, backtesters, and more |
| ❓ FAQ | Everyone | Answers to common questions about choosing services, pricing, data quality, security, and legal |
| 🤝 Contributing | Contributors | How to propose new entries, update pricing, and follow the editorial criteria |
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| How to use this list | Coverage labels, API and SDK conventions, and pricing caveats |
| 1. Brokerage, execution & algorithmic trading | Multi-asset brokers, trading platforms, and automation framew |
A curated guide to the tools traders actually use: market data APIs, brokerage and exchange APIs, crypto and on-chain analytics, forex platforms, charting, backtesting, and automation. Compare features, markets, pricing, and Python, Go, and PHP SDKs to build reliable, repeatable trading workflows across global markets
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