Prepare — before the market opens.

A short structured setup that creates the day’s journal entry before the market can create it for you. You rate your mood and energy (1–10) — and if you’re in a risky state, revenge mode, FOMO, frustration, fatigue, the app tells you so before a single order exists.

• A written goal for the day, plus hard numbers: max trades, max daily loss, profit target, max position size.
• Focus areas — patience, discipline, entry timing — carried through the whole session.
• A rules checklist you tick to confirm you’ve reviewed your own trading rules.
• Planned strategies and market notes, so tonight’s report can compare plan against reality.
• Pre-trade, in-trade, and post-trade checklists plus a mental-state check that runs during the day — and an always-present Lock Trading button.

Rules the system enforces on your live positions automatically, checking roughly every seven seconds. Set them here, calmly, in the morning — and they work every trade you place, without asking how you feel:

• Breakeven — once a trade is X pips in profit, the stop moves to entry. It can no longer lose.
• Trailing stop & profit lock — the stop follows price; set percentages of profit get locked at set levels.
• Max loss per trade — auto-close when a position’s loss passes your dollar limit. Plus time-based exits, partial closes, and 1R/commission breakeven.
• Session rules that block new trades — max trades per day, max daily loss, max open positions, max size, allowed trading hours. A status card shows what’s active and every action taken.

Deeper protections that describe you, not just today: daily loss limit, drawdown limit, max consecutive losses, quiet hours, revenge-trade blocks. And one deliberately asymmetric rule that changes everything:

You cannot dismantle your own safety net in the heat of a losing streak. Pending changes show a countdown and can be cancelled; every change is logged.

Define your named setups — London Session Breakout — with timeframes, sessions, instruments, entry and exit rules, and risk parameters. Every trade gets tagged to a strategy, which is what lets Analyze answer the only question that matters about a playbook: which of these actually makes money? Win rate, profit factor, best and worst trade — and how disciplined you are about sticking to the script.