Real screenshots from the live app with sample data. Upload your own trades and see your actual numbers in under 60 seconds.
Your main command center — portfolio equity curve, net P&L, win rate, profit factor, activity heatmap, and trade history at a glance. All metrics update automatically as you import trades.
The verdict engine ranks every repeating pattern by the realised P&L on the trades it appears in — revenge trading, overtrading, bad session hours, FOMO entries — with the evidence trades listed for each.
Behavior analysis tracks your discipline score over time, monitors emotional pressure across sessions, and shows whether your fixes are actually sticking week over week.
Deep performance analytics — breakdown by symbol, time of day, session, and trade type. 50+ metrics computed from your own closed trades, so you can see how each group of them actually performed.
Define your trading rules once — max trades per session, risk limits, session hours — and track compliance automatically on every trade you import. No self-grading, no bias.
The demo runs on sample data in the app. Your own trades are more interesting than sample data, and running them takes less time than clicking through a product tour.
Analyse your own trades free — drop your Binance, Bybit or TradingView export and get your own leaks ranked in dollars. No account, no email, no card, and your file is never stored.
Or read a finished report first — the same engine on a real trade history, one page, nothing to upload.
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Upload your first CSV and get your real dashboard — with your actual trades, your actual patterns, your actual dollar costs. Takes 60 seconds.
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Drop the export in as it downloaded. These layouts are recognised from the header row, so you map no columns yourself — open a venue to see the exact columns, timestamp format and side spelling the parser matches on.
Somewhere else? Any CSV with symbol, side, price, quantity and time is read by the generic parser, and our own export round-trips back in. All supported exports · Analyse my export free