No. Tasilab is a research, analytics, and paper-trading platform — a developer tool. It does not provide investment advice, recommendations, portfolio management, or any regulated financial service. Every analysis, backtest result, AI explanation, and exported report is educational content on historical data. Do not treat any output as a basis for real-money trading decisions. For investment advice, consult an advisor licensed by the Saudi Capital Market Authority.

No, and we don't need to be. The Capital Market Law regulates licensed activities — placing real orders, custodying client money, providing personalised investment advice, managing portfolios. Tasilab does none of those. We simulate trades against real market data for research and education only. No real orders are routed; no client money is held; no recommendations are issued. See our disclaimer for the full position.

No. AI explanations describe historical statistical results in plain language. They are explicitly prohibited from recommending specific trades, suggesting buy/sell actions, or predicting future prices. The model is instructed to refuse personalised-advice questions and to direct you to a CMA-licensed advisor. If an AI response ever drifts into advisory tone, treat it as a system error and please report it.

Sharing a backtest run via public link or social media is sharing your own research output, similar to publishing a blog post about a strategy idea. It's not regulated investment advice as long as you're not soliciting personalised investment relationships or charging for it. The export footer ("Educational simulation. Not investment advice.") makes the framing explicit. If you do plan to charge for advice or solicit clients, get a CMA license first.

Use the POST /v1/orders endpoint with your API key. Specify the symbol (e.g. 2222 for Aramco), side (BUY/SELL), order_type (MARKET/LIMIT), and quantity.

The Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) trades Sunday–Thursday, 10:00–15:00 AST. Orders submitted outside these hours are queued as PENDING and fill at market open.

Commission is 0.155% of trade value, plus 15% VAT on the commission — matching standard Saudi brokerage rates. Fees are deducted from your paper cash balance automatically.

Market orders include realistic slippage based on order size vs. average daily volume: 0% under 1% of ADV, 0.1% between 1–5%, and 0.25% above 5%. Limit orders have no slippage and fill at the exact limit price.

After running a query, the result card has an Export bar with five options: Copy JSON (clipboard, ready to paste anywhere), PDF (branded printable report), PNG · link preview (1200×630 share card, ideal for messaging apps and social), PNG · square (1080×1080, for Instagram / WhatsApp status), and Share link (next FAQ).

Yes — that's exactly what it's designed for. The exported JSON is a self-contained Report envelope: a one-paragraph plain-English synopsis at the top, full structured payload below, plus the methodological caveats. Try a prompt like "Here's a Tasilab research report. What's the most likely overfitting risk and how would you stress-test the result?" followed by the JSON. The same envelope can also reach the API at GET /v1/reports/{kind}/{run_id} if you want to pull it programmatically.

Click Share link on the export bar. We mint a public URL like https://api.tasilab.com/share/ml/<token>; on phones, your OS share sheet pops directly so you can pick WhatsApp / Telegram / etc. — the message will auto-render with the share-card preview thanks to Open Graph + Twitter Card meta tags. On desktop the link goes to your clipboard. The link is read-only; viewers see the rendered card and the synopsis but cannot see your account, parameters not in the result, or any other run.

Click the Revoke button next to Share link on the export bar. The token is soft-revoked immediately; anyone hitting the URL gets a 404 within ~5 minutes (cache TTL). Re-sharing later mints a fresh token — old revoked URLs stay dead.

Every Edge Explorer / Quick Predictor result is persisted with a stable run_id. You can fetch it again any time at /v1/reports/{kind}/{run_id} (JSON), .pdf, or .png — same content as the export buttons, just from the API directly.