Public on WordPress.org · Packagist · GitHub — open source since 2014
One studio, two disciplines.
The same team, the same standards — pointed at two different problems. Open-source software is the proof of how we build; trading is where that discipline goes next.
Software
Open-source WordPress plugins and PHP libraries, GPL-licensed and maintained since 2014. Running on 110,000+ active sites, with the source public on GitHub and support answered by the people who wrote the code.
- 404 to 301 — smart redirects, 100,000+ installs
- Loggedin — login and session control
- PHP libraries — on Packagist
Trading
Precision software for MetaTrader 5 — expert advisors, a universal trading journal, and session utilities built for prop firm and serious retail traders. Every system is engineered risk-first and tested before it ships.
- Gold Scalpel — automated XAUUSD scalper
- TickerLog — universal trading journal
- Session tools — MT5 indicators
How we build
Risk-first
Downside is designed in before upside — in code and in the markets.
Open by default
Our source is public. Read it, fork it, trust it.
Documented
Clear docs and changelogs. Questions reach the team that wrote it.
Built in-house
Every project designed, built and supported under one roof.
Frequently asked questions
What is Foxe Labs?
Foxe Labs is a small software studio based in Kerala, India. We ship two things: open-source WordPress plugins and PHP libraries, and precision trading software for MetaTrader 5. The plugins have been maintained since 2014 and run on over 110,000 active sites.
Is Foxe Labs software open source?
The WordPress plugins and PHP libraries are open source under GPL-2.0-or-later, published on WordPress.org and Packagist with the source on GitHub. Core plugins are free; some offer paid add-ons that extend them.
What trading software does Foxe Labs make?
Gold Scalpel, a fully automated XAUUSD breakout scalper for MetaTrader 5, is live on the MQL5 Market with a free Strategy Tester demo. Further expert advisors and trading tools are in development and open by waitlist. Trading carries substantial risk and nothing published here is financial advice.
How do I get support?
Free plugins are supported on their WordPress.org support forums, and anything else goes through the contact form or support@foxelabs.com. Messages reach the team that wrote the code — there are no support tiers to escalate through.
Learn how we can help you build better.
Questions about a plugin, a licence, or an expert advisor — ask and get a straight answer from the team that wrote the code.