Journal · 8 tools
A record that doesn't depend on your mood.
Trades arrive from the platform on their own, and you add what the broker never had: why you entered and how the day went.
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Trades
Price, size, commission, R and tier on every trade, with filters by setup, result and tag.
Trade card
Entry and exit on the chart, how far price went against you and for you, the note and screenshots.
Trading day
A plan in the morning and a result at night, with the log shaped for scalping, intraday or swing.
Your checklist
Items you set up yourself; an unticked one breaks the discipline streak.
Calendar
The month at a glance: P&L, R, trade count or positions per cell, and a day opens on click.
Notebook
Notes with tables, links between them and a canvas of your own for diagrams.
Traders feed
Trades and weekly results from other traders; the engine computes the numbers from the author's journal.
Account graveyard
A blown account isn't deleted: it moves here with its history and the reason it closed.
Connections · 4 tools
29 platforms and three ways to connect them.
Directly with read-only access, by plugin from inside the terminal, or by export file. Each platform lists what it sends.
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Platform directory
Six direct, six by plugin, fifteen by file and two planned, all open before you sign up.
Direct connection
MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker, IBKR and SnapTrade: the account keeps itself in sync.
Terminal plugin
NinjaTrader, ATAS, Quantower, MotiveWave and MT4 send each trade as it closes; the password stays in the terminal.
File import
18 ready presets, a preview before anything is written, and a full rollback of a bad import.
Dashboard and metrics · 7 tools
You build the board, the engine does the maths.
A builder with 69 widgets, your own metrics from a phrase, and reports where any number opens to its formula and trades.
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Dashboard
P&L, profit factor, expectancy per trade and the engine's findings on the first screen.
Board builder
69 widgets in coloured folders: drag, resize with snapping, keep several boards.
Custom metrics
The phrase 'average R on Fridays after 3 pm by setup' becomes a metric you preview before saving.
Reports
Money and behaviour curves by day, week or month, compared with the previous period.
Cuts
Any metric by setup, session, hour, weekday, market regime or account.
Insights
What stands out in your trading, picked by the engine, with the strength of each finding.
Your norm
Your usual size, holding time and entry hour from your own days; an outlier shows against you.
Trader DNA · 8 tools
Where you have an edge and where it's chance.
Every cut goes through a statistical test, and the dossier keeps how you trade in your own words.
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Edge map
Only cuts that survive the interval, the Holm correction and the window check remain.
Trust in a number
An interval on every figure and how many trades it takes for a finding to hold.
Dossier
An interview about your style, sourced facts and versions: the AI judges trades by it.
Why the market moved
What else moved unusually that day and how often that coincidence happened over the year.
Link graph
Setups, regimes, mistakes and results as nodes: what occurs together, with no 'therefore' arrow.
Your own connections
A map of your own dots: setup, session, mistake. The line is computed for you: how many trades two dots share and what those made.
Your own check
A cut built from two or three conditions and a verdict on it: works, leaks, fading or too few trades. The rest of the journal sits next to it.
My day: the market or me
Your worst day split in two: what the instrument did against its usual range and where you stepped off your own norm.
Psychology and discipline · 7 tools
What each state costs you.
The price of fear, FOMO and fatigue in R, a streak for keeping your own rules, and training on your own history.
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Psychology
Eight entry states, their average R against your calm trades and the rule of the week.
Progress and streak
A streak for process: a day without trades keeps it, a broken rule ends it and gets named.
Ranks and XP
XP is earned by process, not profit. Eight ranks; a broken streak never takes a rank away.
Rank certificate
A card for every rank you reach, with the date and XP earned: download it, copy it or share it by link.
Setup tiers
Risk by setup quality, with the cost of trades that shouldn't have happened on its own line.
Training
Recurring mistakes with dates and a review, using your own tagging.
Alerts
Your own price and indicator conditions with a notification, kept apart from behaviour signals.
Preparation · 4 tools
The week starts with a thesis.
The plan, scenarios and playbook form one chain: a thesis for the week, a scenario per instrument, a setup with rules.
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Week plan
The expectation, levels and cancel condition per instrument for the week ahead.
Scenarios
'If price does this, I do that': scenarios per instrument right on the chart.
Playbook
Setups with entry and exit rules and statistics from your own trades.
Chain of thought
A weekly board with a thesis for the week or a day, and a review of whether you traded by it.
Prop guard · 6 tools
The room to the limit shows before the trade.
Over 130 programs from some thirty firms with rules by phase, and a guard that computes drawdown the way the firm does.
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My challenges
Every prop account with a verdict: clear, careful or stop.
Live guard
Intraday trailing, end-of-day trailing and a static wall, each computed against the open account.
Account runway
The wall, the target and where you stand on one scale for every active account.
Catalogue and finder
Filters by market, size, rules and country, and program picks based on your history.
Challenge vs funded
Limits, target, days and payouts by phase in one table, with differences highlighted.
Firm news
What changed on the rules pages: the quote, the date read and the catalogue decision.
Copier · 5 tools
One trade on several accounts, by the map.
Links between your accounts are drawn as a map with rules on each. A replay on history first; you switch live mode on.
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Copier map
Accounts and 23 modules on a canvas: multiplier, symbol mapping, time window, limits.
Node settings
A sample trade through the real engine for each follower, and every rule on the branch in words.
Map replay
What the map would have done on your trades: sizes, refusals, divergence between accounts.
Links board
How a copy looks from outside: delay, volume ratio and identical stops on every link.
Terminals and TradingView
An advisor in MetaTrader 5 executes TradingView signals and copies trades between terminals.
Markets · 3 tools
Who holds the market and what's out today.
Big-player positions from the CFTC report, the release calendar and the macro desk next to your trades.
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COT
Dealer, manager and fund positions by percentile over one, three and five years.
Calendar and primary sources
Releases with forecast and previous value, and a feed from the Fed, ECB, BLS and SEC without retelling.
Macro desk
Release scenarios before the print, a check against the actual after, and the desk's own accuracy board.
Testing ideas · 4 tools
What would have happened if you'd kept your rules.
The lab recomputes your real trades under other decisions, and a backtest from a file lives apart from live statistics.
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What if
Levers across chosen accounts: your own rules, a day stop, target ×1.5, one risk for everything.
Hypotheses
The engine spots a pattern in your trades and computes the scenario in money right away.
Scenario trades
Which trades the scenario removed or changed and why, with the count of unknowns.
Backtests
A study from FX Replay, Notion or a spreadsheet runs on the same engine and stays out of live metrics.
AI: review and check · 7 tools
One model explains, the second checks.
The review model writes from numbers the engine computed. A fast decision model picks trades, checks claims against the data and rates entry risk.
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Chat on your data
A question about your statistics, an answer from computed numbers and the data it stood on.
Reviews
A review of a day, trade, setup or period: where it works, where it breaks and what to change in the rules.
Claim check
Every claim in a review is checked against the data and gets a mark and a probability.
Trade triage
Out of hundreds of trades, the breaks and extremes go to the review, each with its reason.
Risk before entry
Limit left, tilt and your rules before the trade; a hard limit in code outranks the model.
Call trace
Every step the model took: what went out, what came back and what it cost in operations.
Model and key
The platform model comes with paid plans, and your own key connects to Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and others.
Agents · 5 tools
Questions that ask themselves.
Agents review your numbers on schedules and events, work in squads and send answers to the app and to Telegram.
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Duty agents
Ten ready agents scheduled in plain words: a rule watchman, a pre-open briefing, a cost audit.
Squads
Several agents on one task, with their disagreements left visible.
Skills
How trades are reviewed at your desk: a skill works in chat and in automations alike.
System map
Every agent, schedule and link between them on one map.
Orchestrator
A big task splits into parallel threads and merges into one answer with project decisions.
What the catalogue leaves out
Options and the quant lab aren't listed: they're in development, and a screen would show something still changing.
AQREVI · a web service · your journal in its own database