Describe your trade idea in plain English and we'll turn it into a clear plan, checked for the mistakes beginners make most. Test any idea against years of real price history before risking a cent. And every trade gets saved automatically, so you always know how you're really doing.
5
safety checks run on every trade plan
5
simple calculators for safer position sizing
3
ready-made strategies you can test instantly
2 yrs
of real price history to practice with
2
ways to bring in trades you've already made
How it works
Tell us what you're thinking — what to trade, which way you think it'll move, and where you'd get out if you're wrong. Just answer simple questions in plain English. No experience needed.
We look at your plan and flag anything risky — betting too much, having no exit plan, or ignoring what the price has actually been doing lately. You'll see exactly why, in plain English.
Once you've made the trade, log the result. We compare it against real price history to keep things honest, so your track record shows what actually happened — not just what you remember.
Trade planner
Describe your trade in plain English — what you're trading, which way you expect it to move, and where you'd get out. We turn that into a clear plan and check it for the most common mistakes: no exit plan, betting too much, or a target that isn't worth the risk.
Trade plan
XAU/USD
Entry
2,410.00
Stop
2,395.00
Target
2,450.00
[✓] Defined stop loss, tied to prior swing low
[✓] Position size: 1.0% of account equity
[✗] Risk:reward: 1.35:1, below the 1.5:1 threshold
Win rate
58%
Avg R
0.8R
Trades
34
Trade journal
Every plan you make gets saved automatically. Mark trades as open or closed, note how they went, and we'll quietly keep score for you — your win rate, your average result, and whether you're actually sticking to your own plans over time.
Backtest engine
Pick a simple strategy template, or just describe your idea in plain English — we'll match it to the closest template and show you exactly how. Then we run it against real historical prices to show how it would have actually performed.
"10/30-day moving average crossover, risk 2%, target 6%"
Trades
24
Win rate
46%
Profit factor
1.31
Risk calculator
EUR/USD · 50 pip stop
Risk
$100
Size
0.20 lots
R:R
1 : 2.0
[✓] Margin level: 340% — well clear of a call
[!] EUR/USD + GBP/USD both net short USD — correlated exposure
Risk calculator
Tell it your account balance and how much you're comfortable risking, and it works out the rest — how big a trade to place, what it'll cost you, and whether two trades are secretly the same bet in disguise. Change one number and everything updates together.
Pricing
The planner, risk calculator, journal, and backtest engine are included at every level. Tiers differ only in monthly usage limits.
For occasional planning and review
$9 / month
For a regular trading routine
$20 / month
For unrestricted use
$30 / month
| Included | Basic | Plus | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI trade plans | 30 / mo | 100 / mo | Unlimited |
| Backtest runs | 10 / mo | 50 / mo | Unlimited |
| Journal trades | 50 | 500 | Unlimited |
| Backtest history depth | 1 year | 2 years | 2 years |
| Live pricing & 30-day range | Included | Included | Included |
| Risk-rule & bias checks | Included | Included | Included |
| Risk calculator (all 5 tools) | Included | Included | Included |
| MT4 / TradingView import | Included | Included | Included |
| Exit-price verification | Included | Included | Included |
FAQ
Yes. The trade planner, risk calculator, journal, and backtest engine are available on every tier. Tiers differ only in monthly usage limits, not in feature access.
Yes. Every input field includes a plain-language explanation of the underlying concept: what a stop-loss does, why position size matters, what long and short mean. No prior terminology is assumed.
Yes. Export a CSV from MT4 (Account History → Save as Report) or from TradingView's trade history, and the import will parse symbol, direction, entry/exit price, and P/L into the journal automatically.
No. It does not predict price direction or issue buy/sell signals. It takes a trade idea you supply and evaluates its risk structure: whether the stop is defined, whether sizing is appropriate, whether the reasoning shows signs of impulsive decision-making.
Backtests run against real historical daily price data with a configurable spread/slippage cost deducted from every simulated trade, win or lose, rather than an idealized zero-cost simulation.