Built in the open.
Run on the charts.
Foxe Labs is a small software lab. For a decade we have shipped open-source WordPress plugins and PHP libraries; now the same discipline goes into trading tools — expert advisors, indicators, and a journal.
// lines of code · lines on the chartEverything we make, in two doors
Software
WordPress plugins and PHP libraries, GPL-licensed and maintained in the open since 2014 — years of public changelogs and support threads behind each one.
WordPress plugins · PHP libraries · Apps →Trading
Expert advisors and trading tools for MetaTrader 5, engineered like the software beside them — versioned, tested, and traded on our own accounts first.
Expert advisors · Trading tools →The discipline is the product
In the open
A decade of public code, public changelogs and public support threads. You can read every line before you trust it.
Dogfooded
Every trading tool runs on our own accounts before it ships. If a number is on this site, it is real or it is not here.
Small on purpose
The team that answers the contact form is the team that writes the code. Feedback goes straight into the next release.
Recently shipped
Frequently asked questions
What is Foxe Labs?
Foxe Labs is a small software lab based in Kerala, India. We ship two things: open-source WordPress plugins and PHP libraries, and precision trading software for MetaTrader 5. The open-source work has been maintained since 2014 and has passed 2.7 million downloads.
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.