Your data
The journal is yours. Take it any day you like.
Every account has its own database on our server, kept apart from everyone else's. A full export is one button in the app. A local version with the database on your own disk is planned; we don't promise a date.
Your account's database
data/tenants/<account>.db
A separate file per person. Another account's request never reaches your trades.
Export everything
A button in the app settings.
Export without emailing support
Trades, notes, dossier and settings come out in full. You can leave whenever you want.
AI on our key or yours
The AQREVI model is included in the plan. You can plug in your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or OpenRouter key, and the operations limit stops applying.
A local version later
The same code with one account and the database on your disk. We will say so here when it ships.
Where the line runs
Your journal is stored with us. Whether anyone sees it is your call.
Those are two different claims, and blurring them suits whoever is selling. The server stores your journal so that it opens in a browser. People see none of it until you turn on a public page yourself.
Two states of an account
You choose the state. The default is the closed one.
Default
Private
The journal is stored and shown to no one.
Trades, accounts, notes and copier graphs sit in your account's own database — not as rows in a shared table. You can export all of it from the app at any moment.
Only if you turn it on
Public
People see a fixed list of fields.
A public page and the trader feed open up. Only the list below is shown, with no trades and no money.
“Stored on the server” and “shown to people” are not the same
This is the difference it would be easiest to hide behind the word “cloud”, and we are not going to hide it. In both states the server sees your journal — otherwise it could not open in a browser. Visitors to your page do not.
What people see
- Display name and avatar letter
- Status and bio — what you wrote to be shown
- The links you publish anyway
- Season points, tier, medals from past seasons
- Results in R — never in money
Nothing in money. The board is blind by construction: account size is not skill, and a table that shows it becomes a table of wealth.
What is never shown, in any state
- Broker keys, platform tokens, model keys. They are stored encrypted and displayed on no page at all.
- The contents of documents you upload. Nothing of them reaches the public side.
How to check this rather than believe it
Export everything from the app and open the file: it holds your whole journal, as it sits with us.
The list of fields shown to people is kept in the open and checked by a test on every build. Add a field to the code, forget the list, and the build fails.
Honest limits
What AQREVI doesn't do.
Better to learn this before you sign up than after you pay.
It doesn't replace your charts
There is no trading platform inside. Charts and execution stay in TradingView or your terminal: you trade there and review here.
It isn't a broker or an advisor
AQREVI doesn't hold or manage your money. Wherever the model suggests something, it says this is not financial advice.
It doesn't predict the market
The AI doesn't read the chart or say buy. It reviews your trades and checks a plan against your own rules. The entry and the size stay your call.
No live link to Tradovate or Rithmic
US futures platforms connect by export only for now. Your history comes in as a CSV file until a connector exists.
It doesn't work offline
This is a web service, and the journal lives on our server. If you need local-only, it's better to know now.
A journal won't make you profitable.
It shows where you lose. The fixing is yours.
AQREVI
The numbers are already yours. This just reads them.
Free with no card and no end date. A paid plan makes sense once you need sync, the market, agents or the live copier.
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