Trading
Order ticket, depth, blotter and chart, on your prop-firm account or your funded brokerage account. The fill is in your journal before you close the platform.
The platform
Three tools that already share your trades.
Most traders run a broker, a journal and a backtester that know nothing about each other. The handover between them is done by hand, on a Sunday, and it is where the edge goes.
01 — Trade
The desk, and what happens after the fill
The part that matters is not the order ticket. It is that the fill is already tagged with the session, the instrument and the account by the time you have stood up.
- No export, no CSV, no rebuilding last week from a statement
- Works on prop-firm accounts and funded brokerage accounts
- The same blotter and depth the desk uses, not a cut-down version
02 — Review
The mistake gets a name
Tag what happened while it is fresh and let the counting do the arguing. When most of your losses this month carry one tag, that is no longer a feeling about your discipline.
- Tags, notes and screenshots on every trade
- Equity curve, R-multiple and expectancy computed for you
- Replay any trade bar by bar at the speed it happened
03 — Test
Argue with the data, not yourself
You found the leak. Write the rule that plugs it without writing code, and run it over historical data before it touches a live account.
- Conditions built from indicators, not from code
- Backtest over historical data with drawdown and expectancy
- Take the result back to the desk, and the loop turns again
Trade Studio
Build the rule without writing code, then run it over historical data. Find out it does not work before your account does.
Edge Journal
Fills arrive on their own. You add the part a machine cannot — what you were thinking — then replay the trade bar by bar and watch yourself take it again.
Start with the trades you have already taken.
Import your history and the journal is populated before you finish your coffee.