The Filter.
Most traders don't have a losing strategy.
They have no filter.
Fill what you know and leave the rest blank. Send the brief to a pro trader and they'll check every row against live data, correct what's off, and hand you a clear call.
This copies your brief and opens a chat with a pro trader. Paste it in and get it checked, for free.
These are the patterns actually taking money off you. Fix the top line first; the rest usually follows.
Export your history from the platform as CSV or HTML, then drop it here. Imported trades count in your numbers but carry no filter score, which is what makes the comparison below worth reading.
Before you filter anything, tell it your rules
The Filter doesn't have opinions about how you should trade. It enforces whatever you set here, so a scalper and a swing trader get completely different tools out of the same page. Nothing is locked in. Change any of it later and every future check follows the new version.
System follows your phone or computer. Light and dark override it, and the choice is remembered on this device.
The spot you wait for price to reach before you enter. Call it what you like: Zone, supply and demand, order block, POI. Type your word and the tool uses it everywhere.
A hard rule is pass or fail.
A currency's direction is driven by its fundamentals over days and weeks, so swing and position traders should keep this High. Scalpers can turn it off.
The Filter does not give trading advice. It takes the rules you set, applies them to the trade you entered, and tells you what your own rules say. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything, and nobody behind this tool is a licensed financial adviser. Trading carries real risk of loss. Every decision, and every outcome, is yours.