I’ve been using Replikanto (RepliConto) for a while now, and this video is my non-sponsored, real-usage review of what it actually does, where it shines, and the limitations you should know before you depend on it in live markets. Replikanto is a trade copier add-on for NinjaTrader 8 from Flowbots, built mainly for futures traders. The whole idea is simple: I place trades on one “leader” account and it automatically replicates those trades to multiple “follower” accounts, with support for local, network, and remote copying modes. What stood out most in my testing is the ATM copy capability, because it helps keep stop losses and profit targets consistent across accounts. In faster markets, that synchronization can help reduce slippage and keep exits aligned. I also like that it integrates directly inside the NinjaTrader environment, so the workflow feels natural if you already trade there—no external dashboard to babysit. On the flip side, some users report slower startup times or occasional processing delays, and in very fast conditions that can matter. There’s also the ~$300 one-time cost and the big limitation: it’s NinjaTrader 8 only, plus the built-in risk management is more limited than some cloud-based alternatives.