Features
Each one has a page of its own — what it does, and a look at the screen it lives on.
Drag, snap and resize eleven panels into a layout that's yours. Start from a template or an empty grid — it saves to your account.
Read morePositions and orders draw straight on the chart. Drag a stop to move it, arm one-click entries, read risk-to-reward as a shaded box.
Read moreWire nodes into a trading rule and backtest it through the same engine the app trades with. Equity curve, Sharpe, drawdown, win rate.
Read moreConnect an assistant over MCP — 22 tools, nine limits, a kill switch, and an account of its own so it can only ever lose what you moved in.
Read moreSay why you're taking a trade before you place it, then rate and tag it after. The market conditions at the fill are recorded for you.
Read moreStep a closed trade back through the candles it happened on, one bar at a time, and see how far ahead it got before you closed it.
Read moreSix measures of trade quality on one radar and a single 0–100 score — then the same score broken out by tag, so you can see which setups actually work.
Read moreMargin health meter, liquidation price and a payoff curve — plus a stress test that shocks the whole book and recomputes what survives.
Read moreMarket, limit, post-only, stop-market, stop-limit, OCO, iceberg, TWAP and trailing stop — each with GTC, IOC or FOK and a reduce-only flag.
Read moreA grouped order book, a DOM ladder and a depth chart, all reading one feed so they never drift out of step with each other.
Read moreRealised and unrealised P&L, drawdown and recovery factor, position history, a shareable P&L card, and a raw export for when you'd rather run the numbers yourself.
Read morePin the markets you care about, keep seven open as tabs, and reach any of them by pressing / anywhere in the terminal.
Read moreL and M switch order type, B and S pick a side, 1–9 fill preset sizes, Esc clears the form. Press ? for the whole sheet.
Read moreTwo separate trading screens rather than one with a toggle — each with its own order form, positions view and market list.
Read moreLive market data, synthetic fills. Fees, funding and liquidation are all modelled, so a blow-up costs nothing and still tells the truth.
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