Everything it does
107 things, one panel.
Every feature in the app today, grouped the way the panel is. Items marked → arrive in the next release.
Automatic protection15
Daily and max loss lockouts. Enforced by the EA on the terminal, even with the app closed: 0.5% of the account before the firm's daily limit, 90% of the max loss. Static, trailing and end-of-day trailing max loss.
News rule. Closes affected positions and pending orders before restricted events, refuses entries in the window, from your firm's calendar or MT5's.
Weekend and market breaks. Closes before a break longer than your rules allow, 3 minutes before the session ends; shows the close time all day.
The reset trap. Where floating losses count at the reset, closes only the positions that would lock tomorrow, 60 seconds before.
Gap-trading warning. Entries within 15 minutes of high-impact news or 2 hours before a long break are flagged, or blocked if you prefer.
Consistency monitor. Warns at twice your usual risk, asks at three times; the same for trades per day and exposure per correlated group.
Cross-account hedging warning. Opposite positions on the same or correlated symbols across your accounts.
Best Day rule (1-Step). Live share of your best day, the profit needed elsewhere, a warning before a trade pushes today over.
Server request counter. Counts every request the EA sends against the firm's daily limit and stops non-essential retries.
Phase-aware rules. Phase 1, Phase 2 or funded; Standard or Swing; the phase you set is the one in force.
Your own daily limit. A tighter line in percent or money. Tightening applies now; loosening waits for the reset.
Profit lock. Arm it yourself; when the day gives back 30% of its peak, entries pause. One tap trades anyway.
Payout protection. Days to eligibility, profit since the last payout, your share, and a floor you set.
Backstop stops. Stops kept on the broker's server, sized so that if every one is hit the account still ends above the lockout — so the lockout holds even while MT5 is on another account. Never loosens a stop you set; on by default on prop accounts, off with one confirmed switch.
Left-unprotected alarm. If MT5 leaves an account with positions or orders open, the app raises a coral banner on every screen, unminimises and flashes until an EA watches that account again or you confirm you checked it.
Trade ticket11
Risk decided before you click. Percent of equity or balance, a money amount, or fixed lots. Set once; every chart of the account sizes with it.
Stop and target as chart lines. Drag them; the app prices them. Default stop from the swing, target in R.
Live lot size. Money at risk, R, and the price of the target; split across orders when the broker's maximum is smaller.
If every stop is hit. Worst case as a share of the daily limit, including the trade you are about to place.
Market and pending orders. Limit and stop entries from the same lines.
Pre-flight checks. Gap trading, sizing, hedge, best day, margin: a warning, a confirmation or a refusal with the reason.
PLAN button. Shows or hides the lines; they start hidden on a new chart or symbol and after every entry, until you ask again.
Reset stop. Puts the stop and target back where the plan says.
Spread and symbol readout. Bid, ask and spread in points on the ticket.
BUY and SELL with hotkeys. ⇧B and ⇧S on the chart, Ctrl+Alt+⇧B and Ctrl+Alt+⇧S anywhere.
Blocked entries say why. "No entries on XAUUSD until 13:32:15" instead of a silent failure.
Manual tools15
SL to break-even. B
SL to swing. Just beyond the latest swing. S
SL to last candle. At the exact wick of the last closed candle. C
Swing lock · Candle lock. Arm one and every stop on the chart's symbol follows the latest swing or the last closed candle of the chart's own timeframe — once per candle, tighter only.
Auto break-even. An arm: stops move to entry once at your trigger R. A
Close 25% and 50%. Q and H
Partial at price. An amber line you drag; closes your percentage on the first tap of the price — every tick counts — and shows what it banks.
Pass now. When the open profit covers the phase target, closes exactly the lots that bank it: the fewest closes, one partial at most, a small cushion for commission and slippage, after the Best Day, consistency and news-window checks. Asks first. ⇧P
Cancel pendings. ⇧C
Close symbol. ⇧X
Flatten account. Everything, with a confirmation. ⇧F
Done for today. No new entries until the firm's reset; positions stay manageable.
Lock switch. Greys every action button and hotkey.
Global hotkeys. Ctrl+Alt + the same letters from any window.
Every stop move is tighten-only. Respects the broker's stop and freeze levels; never loosens a stop.
Dashboard18
Distance to breach. Daily loss, max loss and target as three cards with the lockout tick and the percent used.
Today. Closed and open result against the balance the firm day started from.
Phase pill and chips. Firm, program, phase, type and size at a glance.
News line. The next events that affect you, a countdown, and what closes when.
Reset countdown. And the "if held through the reset" figure from 30 minutes before.
Trading days and worst case. Days counted the way the firm counts them.
Exact lockout figures. The lock screen shows the loss to the cent and "limit passed by $X" when it was — never "safe".
Your clock, not the firm's. Resets and lock times in your local time, the firm's own zone in the tooltip; the news line lists only events that move a symbol you trade.
Opens fitted to your screen. Tall, compact or two columns, chosen from your monitor; the window remembers its place per monitor; nothing to scroll at the first open.
Several charts, one app. Attach the EA to as many charts of an account as you like: each guards its own chart, and the app follows the one you clicked last.
A program change reaches every chart. Choose a program or size once in the app and every chart's copy takes it within a second.
Follows the chart you're on. On a chart without the EA, the app says so in place of the ticket; the limits and positions stay, and the tools wait until you click a chart that has it.
Open positions. With R, profit and the stop, and the tools next to them.
Act on one trade. With several positions on a symbol, click one and the stop and close tools act on that trade only; All trades goes back.
Chart dashboard. The same figures drawn on the MT5 chart itself, with the breach lines and your trade marks. D folds it.
Breach lines in money. Each line says the account's equity at that price, the money left to the firm's limit, and which lockout the price reaches first.
Light and dark. One click; the whole app follows.
Never a flicker. Timeframe changes, symbol changes and EA updates leave the screen where it was.
Journal16
Every closed trade. Symbol, side, lots, entry, exit, P&L, R and duration, from the account itself.
Daily table and monthly calendar. Result and trade count per day, the way the firm counts days.
Trade detail. Price path with entry, exit, stop and target; MAE and MFE; screenshots at entry and exit.
Setups with a checklist. Tick the rules on the ticket; adherence per setup.
Tags. Setup, emotion and mistake tags; the cost of mistakes in money and R.
Daily notes. A plan before the session and a recap after, with templates and a day rating.
Protection events. Every automatic close, block and warning, kept with the day.
Share card. A trade as an image for Telegram or Discord, money optional.
All accounts in one journal. Phase 1, Phase 2 and the funded account each have their own login; the journal keeps them all.
Wide journal window. Trades, days, calendar, setups, reports and score side by side.
Compliance report. A PDF per phase: rules in force, every trade, every protection event, consistency figures.
CSV export. Trades with tags and notes, Excel-ready.
Equity curve. Balance and equity with the target, max-loss and daily-loss lines; zoom and pan.
Screenshots. The chart captured when a trade opens and when it closes.
Web journal. Sign in on any device; your journal follows you across accounts.next release
Cloud sync. Trades, notes and screenshots mirrored to your account; local-only switch; export and delete.next release
Stats and reports11
Win rate, profit factor, Sharpe. Average R, average win and loss, number of trades.
MAE and MFE insights. "Stops look tight" and "targets look far", from your own trades, with the counts behind them.
Discipline score. 0 to 100 from rules kept, risk consistency, plan adherence, tilt, journaling and outlier losses.
Reports by hour, weekday, symbol, duration, setup and tag. Net P&L and win rate for each.
Cumulative P&L and drawdown. Trade by trade.
Streaks and expectancy. Current and longest runs; expectancy in R.
Best and worst tags and setups. By win rate and average R.
Requests today. Against the firm's limit.
Best Day share. For 1-Step programs.
Excursion group. Average MAE of winners and losers, MFE of losers.
Period filters. 7 days, 30 days, this phase, all.
Safety15
Works with the app closed. The EA enforces the lockouts and protections on its own.
Self-tested at every start. 300+ checks of the guard's maths and the bridge; a failure is shouted, never hidden.
A checked server clock. The EA confirms the server's clock from live quotes before it trusts a reset or engages a lockout, so a switched terminal can never skew the day.
Your own live account too. Run it on a real-money account with no firm rules: only your own daily limit, profit lock, Done for today and the arms act.
Never opens a trade. It closes trades only to keep you inside rules you chose.
Every action is logged. Toasts, the journal and the Experts log.
Rule packs verified and dated. Every rule backed by a quote from the firm's pages; a provisional pack warns instead of acting, and its banner says which rule and what the app does instead.
The phase you set is the one in force. A server name can't tell an evaluation from a funded account, so no funded protection is ever added on a guess; moving to a looser phase asks first.
Late entries closed and told. A trade opened from outside Prop Logician during a lock is closed at once, and you see what it cost on the lock screen and your phone.
Lockouts sized to your exposure. Each lockout sits at the floor plus the larger of a fixed margin and what your open trades could move in a fast second; an entry it would close at once is refused with the lots that fit.
Accounts not watched. A banner when a prop login has no live status for five minutes in market hours; the deals made meanwhile are listed when the EA returns.
No update under open trades. On a prop or real-money account the EA reloads only once flat or when you press Update, so a new build never interrupts a trade.
Nothing built on another account's figures. After a login switch in MT5 the EA waits until the balance agrees with the account's own history before it builds the day, the lockouts or anything else.
Data stays yours. On your PC, and in your account if you turn on sync. Export and delete any time.
Protection outlasts payment. If a subscription lapses, the protections keep running for 30 days; only the tools pause.
Account and updates6
Rule packs update on their own. Stricter changes apply at once; looser ones ask first.
The app updates itself. Signed updates, including the EA.
Trial built in. 7 days, one account, no card.
Two PCs per licence. Desktop and VPS.
Sign in instead of a key. Email and a magic link; the licence follows the account.next release
Affiliate programme. 10% of every payment you refer.live at launch