Everything, in one place.
A short guide to using the console, the tools I actually trade with, and a few blog posts on the process behind it all.
Prop Firm
Nothing here right now. This slot is reserved for a prop firm I actually trade with — and only when there's a proper arrangement in place. Until then it stays empty on purpose.
Platform & Tools
Where I execute every trade. Fast, clean interface for futures, reliable fills, and it just works — no unnecessary clutter between me and the chart.
Where I chart every setup before I take it. Free tier is fine for most traders; paid tier if you need more indicators and alerts.
Guide
Edge Console has six modules and they're meant to be used in a specific order. Here's the shortest path from "I just opened this" to "this is actually changing how I trade."
Start with your risk numbers
Before you log a single trade, set account size, risk per trade, max daily loss and max trades per day. Every score, lock and warning in the app is calculated from these four numbers.
Read guide 02Write your rules down
Add the rules you already know you should follow — stop defined, R:R at least 2:1, no revenge trading. They become a checklist you tick after every trade, not a poster on your wall.
Rules & Risk 03Log the trade after it closes
Entry, stop, exit, target, times, session. The calculator works out position size, realized P&L and R-multiple for you. Untick any rule you didn't actually follow — that's the whole point.
Log Trade 04Read the dashboard weekly
Discipline score, clean streak, drawdown curve, R-multiple distribution, duration and session analysis. One page tells you where your edge actually lives and where it leaks.
Dashboard 05Build the habits behind the trades
Sleep, workout, focus, no phone first hour. Check them off daily, then open the correlation panel — it compares your average R on habit days vs non-habit days. That's the part most journals never show you.
Habit Tracker 06Plan the day, not just the trade
Pre-market, post-session, plus separate personal lists for home, health and mind. Trading tasks roll into your daily focus score; personal tasks stay out of it — on purpose.
To-Do 07Train the brain between sessions
Fifteen drills for the skills that decide P&L: reaction time, impulse control, working memory, visual scanning, mouse precision, typing speed and chess. Five minutes a day is enough.
Cognitive Gym 08Back up before you need to
Everything lives in your browser. Export a JSON backup weekly — trading only, or combined with habits. Clearing site data or switching devices without a backup means losing the whole log.
Rules & Risk → BackupBlog
Short pieces on trading process, discipline and the tools around them. No schedule, no filler — written when there's something worth saying.
Why successful trading is less about predicting the market
A working review of Mark Douglas's Trading in the Zone. Not a strategy book — a book about the beliefs that make a strategy executable, and why thinking in probabilities beats trying to be right.
Read postWhy your discipline score matters more than your P&L
A green week with a red score is a warning. A red week with a green score is a foundation. Here's why the number you track matters more than the number you feel.
Read postThe three numbers that decide your position size
Account size, risk per trade, and stop distance. Get those three right and the calculator does the rest — get any of them wrong and no strategy saves you.
Read postWhat your habit tracker can actually tell you
Sleep, workout, focus, screen time. The correlation panel compares your average R on habit days vs non-habit days. The results are usually uncomfortable.
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