Describe your trade in plain English. We'll structure it, check it for mistakes, and track how it actually plays out.
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safety checks run on every trade plan
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simple calculators for safer position sizing
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ready-made strategies you can test instantly
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of real price history to practice with
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ways to bring in trades you've already made
How it works
What to trade, which way, where you'd get out. Plain English, no jargon.
We flag anything risky (no exit plan, betting too much, ignoring the trend) and say why.
Log the result. We check it against real price history, so your record stays honest.
Trade planner
Describe your trade in plain English. We turn it into a clear plan and check it for the mistakes beginners make most.
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
Trade journal
Every plan saves automatically and gets checked against real price history, not just what you remember.
Win rate
58%
Avg R
0.8R
Trades
34
Backtest engine
Pick a template or describe your own strategy, then run it against real historical prices, costs included.
Trades
24
Win rate
46%
Profit factor
1.31
Risk calculator
Position size, margin, and correlated exposure, worked out automatically from your account and risk %.
Risk
$100
Size
0.20 lots
R:R
1:2.0
We're still refining things and want real traders putting it to work. Every tool, the planner, journal, backtester, and risk calculator, is fully available, free, until November 15.
The first 10 people to sign up, verify their email, try a tool, and leave a review get a $5 Amazon gift card.
FAQ
Yes. All four tools are fully available, free, while we're in beta.
Yes. Every field explains itself in plain language; no prior terminology assumed.
Yes. Export a CSV from either one and we'll parse it straight into your journal.
No. It checks the risk structure of an idea you supply; it doesn't predict direction.
We run against real historical prices with spread/slippage costs deducted, not an idealized zero-cost simulation.