THE PRODUCT
A closer look.
Arcline is a complete front-end for a crypto trading bot or signals service. Seven pages cover everything a trader checks every day: an overview with KPI cards, equity curve and allocation, a live candlestick chart with EMA and bot buy/sell markers, a signals feed, open positions with live P&L, markets with an order book and a paper order ticket, full order history, strategies, risk settings and exchange connections.
Inside you get hand-written HTML pages, one stylesheet with design tokens for the dark and light themes, a small dependency-free canvas chart library (line, area, candlesticks with volume, bars, sparklines, donut) and one data file with realistic sample data. Prices tick in the browser through a simulated feed so the demo feels alive, with no exchange calls and no API keys. Order history has search, filters, sorting, pagination and CSV export; strategy switches, risk settings and the theme are remembered in the browser.
Rebranding takes minutes: change the name and colours in two places and every page, chart and badge follows. To go live, point the objects in data.js at your bot's API and replace the simulated feed with your WebSocket — the documentation shows exactly where. No build step, no framework, no external requests.
A few useful answers.
Does it connect to an exchange or place real trades?
No. It is a front-end template with sample data and a simulated price feed. You connect it to your own bot or backend; the documentation shows where.
Are the profits shown real results?
No. Every number is sample data for the demo and says nothing about real trading performance.
Can I use it for a client project?
Yes. The Licence covers one end product — yours or one client's. The Full source licence covers unlimited end products for you and your clients, including white-label and SaaS use. Neither allows reselling the template itself.
Do I need React or a build tool?
No. It is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. You can port the markup to any framework if you prefer.
Can I change the colours and logo?
Yes. Colours are CSS variables at the top of one file, and the name, user and paper/live badge come from one object in data.js.