Built for investors who don't watch the market all day.
Tervanock started as an internal tool for tracking entry points across volatile assets. It's now a platform that automates the discipline behind dollar-cost averaging, so decisions aren't made on impulse.
From a spreadsheet to a system
Tervanock began as a way to remove guesswork from recurring buys. What started as a rules-based tracking sheet grew into a structured methodology for sizing entries, spacing purchases, and flagging risk — the same logic now running behind the platform.
We work with investors who want a consistent process rather than a constant feed of opinions. That means fewer signals, clearer thresholds, and execution that doesn't depend on being online at the right moment.
The product has changed shape over time, but the premise hasn't: good DCA execution is a process problem, not a prediction problem.
Make disciplined investing the default, not the exception
Most people know dollar-cost averaging works. Few stick to it when markets move. Tervanock exists to close that gap — turning a known-good strategy into something that runs whether or not you're paying attention.
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Remove emotion from timing
Entries are governed by predefined rules, not headlines or short-term sentiment.
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Keep the process visible
Every scheduled action and its rationale is logged, so the system stays auditable rather than opaque.
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Design for absence
The platform is built to keep working correctly when you're not watching it — that's the whole point.
Principles behind how Tervanock is built
These aren't slogans — they're the constraints we design features against.
Transparency over black boxes
If we can't explain why the system made a decision, it shouldn't make it. Every automated action traces back to a rule you can inspect.
| Decision logic | Rule-based, documented |
| Action history | Logged and reviewable |
Consistency over speculation
We don't chase short-term calls. The platform is built around steady, repeatable execution rather than reacting to every market move.
| Approach | Scheduled, rules-driven |
| Focus | Long-term process |
Control stays with the user
Automation handles execution; you set the parameters. Thresholds, pacing, and limits are adjustable at any time.
| Parameters | User-defined |
| Overrides | Available anytime |
A small, focused group
Tervanock is built by a lean team spanning quantitative research, platform engineering, and operations. We'd rather ship fewer features that hold up under real market conditions than a long list of untested ones.
Our working style is deliberately unglamorous: define the rule, test it against historical conditions, document the behaviour, then ship it. Features that can't survive that process don't make it into the platform.
We keep the team small enough that everyone understands the full system — there's no layer between the logic and the people maintaining it.