Changelog · v1.0
First changelog publication. Instead of listing every detail, here's the product map: what exists, what it's for, and what it looks like. From now on, every change goes at the top of this page.
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Accounts
Connect your brokers once and all accounts live on the same screen: balance, type, and results side by side. Live, demo, and prop firm accounts share the same list — no separate spreadsheet for each one. You can track total capital, compare performance across accounts, and spot when exposure is too concentrated in one place. It's the foundation of everything — without connected accounts, there's nothing for the rest of the product to read.
Trading Journal
Every trade becomes a record with context around it: strategy tag, the emotion at the moment of decision, the chart screenshot, and the note of what you were thinking. The Inbox holds new trades until they're complete, so your database doesn't fill up with half-finished records. Then comes the reading — table for deep analysis, gallery for recognizing visual patterns, calendar for understanding which days you trade best. Finding an old trade no longer depends on memory.
Daily Diary
The diary organizes your routine around trading. In the morning, the plan: what you intend to do and under which rules. During the day, the session is recorded — duration, result, and how many of your rules you followed. At the end of the week, the review brings it all together: results against the previous week, trades per session, and win rate. It's where trading stops being an isolated event and becomes an observable routine.
Strategy
Each strategy is an object with its own name: entry rules, exit rules, parameters, timeframes, and reference images. By tagging each trade to one of them, performance stops being an aggregate number and gets an owner. That's when what the total result hides becomes visible — the strategy carrying the account, the one that only works in certain market conditions, and the one slowly draining it. It's the difference between having a method and thinking you have one.
Dashboard
The Dashboard enters edit mode and you build the view that matters: pick the widgets, drag them into position, and save the layout. Charts, tables, and metric cards share the same panel. Each account can have its own — the scalping account panel doesn't need to be the same as the swing account one. It's the first screen you open, so it should answer your question, not another trader's.
Morning Brief & Evening Debrief
Before the market, a short briefing: sleep quality, how much yesterday's emotions still weigh, mental clarity, confidence in the plan, and the day's risk limits. The answers become a score split into Mind, Body, Moment, and Preparation, with a comment on where the weak spot is that day. At closing, the debrief closes the loop — overall feeling, emotions during the session, and whatever you want to record. Together, they create the history that lets you compare how you were with what you did.
Session Wrapped
At the end of the session, the day turns into a visual summary in cards: discipline, best strategy, best time, best symbol, trade of the day, win streak, and mood throughout the hours. Some cards compare you with the rest of the users, others compare you with yourself from yesterday. And they're shareable — it's the part of the product made to leave the product.
TS Coach · beta
TS Coach is a chat that reads your last 90 days of trading and answers questions about them. Suggested questions come ready — the ones every trader asks: how was my performance this week, which strategy makes me the most money, when do I trade best, am I managing risk well. Conversations are saved and you can bookmark the prompts you repeat. It's in beta and says so on the screen — answers need to be verified before they become decisions.