Stop paying for the same mistake twice.
Your AI trading partner reads every trade you make, puts a dollar figure on the habits that keep costing you, and tells you what to change this week. No journaling by hand.
Read-only. It can’t place trades or move funds — we reject any key that could.You know you revenge trade. You don’t know what it costs.
Most traders have one habit that quietly eats the account. It’s hard to see from the exchange, and nobody journals long enough to find it.
You trade. Your partner does the homework.
It works on its own after every sync and only asks for your attention when something is worth it.
- After every syncJournals your tradesRebuilds each position from the raw fills — partial entries, adds, flips — with fees and funding.5 fills on ETH-PERP → one long, +$373.89 net
- On every tradeFlags what you’d missNotes revenge trades, oversized positions and broken rules on the trade itself, and suggests the tag.Opened 12 min after a −$120.00 loss, at 2.3× your usual size
- Every weekReviews your weekWhat worked, what cost you, and one focus for next week — then checks whether you kept it.Focus: no new positions between 12:00 and 16:00
- Over 3 monthsRanks your habits in dollarsCompares each pattern with the rest of your trades and sizes what it cost you.Trading within an hour of a loss: −$412.30
A dollar figure is only useful if it’s right.
Every number comes from your raw fills, with trading fees and every funding payment included, and each trade is checked against what the exchange reports. The AI explains those numbers. It never makes them up.
- Positions rebuilt from raw fills — partial entries, adds, partial closes, flips
- Trading fees and every funding payment included in net P&L
- Each trade checked against the exchange’s own closed P&L
Write your rules once. See what breaking them costs.
Show a track record nobody can fake.
Share one trade or your whole trade book with a link, or privately with a mentor or a prop-firm reviewer. Every trade is imported read-only from the exchange, so viewers know it wasn’t edited. Hide dollar amounts and share returns in % instead.
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Three steps to your first dollar figure
- 1Create a read-only keyOn Binance, Bybit or Bitget, make an API key with read permission only. On Hyperliquid, copy your wallet address.
- 2ConnectPaste it in. We check it can’t trade or withdraw, then import your history.
- 3Turn on your partnerSee your habits ranked in dollars, read your weekly review, and ask anything.
Questions
Does it give trading signals or tell me what to trade?
No. Your partner only looks at how you trade — timing, size, rules and habits. No signals, no price predictions, no advice on what to buy or sell.
Can it place trades or withdraw?
No. We only accept read-only keys and reject any key that can trade, withdraw or transfer. Hyperliquid needs only your public address.
What does the AI see?
Trade results computed by the app, and your journal notes only if you switch that on. Never your API keys or balances. Your data isn’t used to train AI models.
How does it know what a habit costs?
It groups your closed trades by pattern — time of day, size, trading after a loss, broken rules, tags — and compares each group with the rest of your trades over the last 3 months. The dollar figure is the net P&L of those trades.
Are fees and funding included?
Yes. Net P&L includes trading fees and every funding payment, and each trade is checked against the exchange’s reported figure.
How far back does it import?
As far back as each exchange’s API allows. The limits differ by exchange.
Which exchanges and markets?
Hyperliquid (perps and spot), Binance (USDⓈ-M futures and spot), Bybit (perps and spot) and Bitget (USDT-M futures).
Can I delete my data?
Yes. Export your journal any time, and delete your account from Settings — your trades, notes and keys go with it.
Which habit is costing you the most?
Connect an exchange and turn on your partner. If you’ve closed 10 or more trades in the last 3 months, you’ll see the answer in dollars today.