Customer product: a Windows desktop program. API keys stay in local files on that PC. Marketing shorthand such as “never in the cloud” is not a full network map. The list below is what actually phones home or runs off-box.
Licensed copy (your PC)
Flow: your Windows PC (bot + keys + local JSON/CSS/logs) talks to exchange APIs. Core product pages name Kraken, Binance.US, and Gemini. Market data and orders do not go through a DennTech trading server.
The vs-Bitsgap table says there is no built-in backtester. Manuals describe Dry Run / paper trading against live data. That is not a historical backtester.
You monitor the bot (waiver). The machine has to stay on.
What is not your licensed copy
The live demo page says that demo bot runs 24 hours a day on a dedicated VPS. That is DennTech’s instance, with DennTech’s keys, for display. It is not a hosted SKU.
Phones-home / extra network
| Path | Status |
|---|---|
| Exchange WebSocket / REST | Intended. PC to Kraken, Binance.US, or Gemini on core pages. |
| License check | Elite manual: validates the key against a license server at activation. Hostname unpublished. |
| Software updates | Site claims lifetime updates. Update channel unpublished. |
| Optional TradingView webhook | Off unless you turn it on in Advanced settings. |
| Website analytics | This website loads Google Analytics G-L5BF0J31LS. Website only, not the bot. |
Inspectable vs open source
You can read local settings: saved_data/*.json, bot_theme.css, saved_data/app.log. You cannot audit strategy source. Compiled EXE, not open source.