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Set your rules once. Every setup you check from then on gets scored, graded, and logged against those exact rules, before you risk a cent.
Your rules say: a real setup, not your best version.
Example. Your rules, your score. The Filter never tells you to enter.
Timeframes, confluence, hard rules, minimum reward-to-risk. Four minutes, once.
Get a straight answer before you risk anything, built from nothing but your own rules.
Took it, or skipped it, it all lands in your journal either way.
Every logged decision turns into a number, for you to improve.
It remembers what you told it.
And journal what you did.
A free trade-checklist tool. You enter your own trading rules once (timeframes, confluence, hard rules, minimum reward-to-risk), and it scores every setup you check against those rules, grades it, and tells you what your own rules say before you take the trade.
No. It only applies the rules you set to the trade you describe and reports back. Every trading decision, and every outcome, is yours.
Yes. Scoring a setup, journaling trades, and the dashboard are free. A free account syncs your history across devices.
It checks your hard rules (pass or fail, non-negotiable), your weighted confluence factors, timeframe alignment, and reward-to-risk, then produces a grade and a score out of 100 based only on the rules you configured.
A fixed set of rules a trader checks a setup against before entering, so the decision to take or skip a trade is consistent instead of emotional. Most losing trades were avoidable if the trader's own rules had been applied honestly before entry, and a filter forces that check every time.
The Filter does not give trading advice. It applies the rules you set to the trade you entered and tells you what your own rules say. Trading carries real risk of loss.