Almanak
Platform and Python SDK for building, simulating, and deploying DeFi strategies across lending, liquidity, and perpetuals from a non-custodial Safe wallet.
- Category
- AI & Signals
About Almanak
Almanak is a non-custodial platform developed by Algo Theory INC. for designing, simulating, and deploying autonomous DeFi strategies and financial agents across crypto, stocks, and commodities.
Users can build strategies using plain language descriptions or Python code via the Almanak SDK. The platform supports backtesting on mainnet forks and enables fully on-chain execution through user-controlled smart accounts.
Key features
- Supports describing strategies in natural language or writing custom Python code.
- Enables paper-trading and strategy stress-testing on live mainnet forks prior to deployment.
- Uses Safe smart accounts and Zodiac Roles to restrict agent execution permissions.
- Provides continuous monitoring with real-time tracking of positions, PnL, and alerts.
- Includes coding agents with persistent sessions and built-in CLI tools.
- Employs a gateway architecture where strategy containers operate without direct internet access.
- Supports validated connectors across lending, liquidity, and perpetual protocols on multiple EVM chains.
What it is used for
- Automate supply, borrow, and loop operations across lending protocols.
- Manage liquidity provider positions and automated range rebalancing on decentralized exchanges.
- Execute delta-neutral and basis trading strategies by combining perpetual contracts and spot assets.
- Develop autonomous DeFi agents using the platform's Python SDK.
What it does
Who it is for
Kind of tool
- Bot
Platforms
- Web
- SDK
- CLI
Things to know
- The platform operates non-custodially, ensuring funds remain inside the user's Safe smart account.
- Permissions can be scoped to specific smart contracts, actions, and spending limits, and can be revoked at any time.
- Strategy code is auditable, versioned, and can be owned within the user's GitHub repository.
Official channels
Follow these, not look-alikes: each is linked from Almanak’s own website or confirmed by its team.
- X (opens in a new tab)Verified from almanak.co, checked October 27, 2026
Verification and freshness
- Not verified yet.
- Last updated on November 8, 2026.
