01 / Bring the record together
Every useful answer starts with your own trades.
Add trades manually or import a statement on Free. Your journal holds the history that the Brief and Enki can examine. You can see the individual trades behind a result, rather than having to trust a headline on its own.
Pro adds automatic routes for supported cTrader and Tradovate accounts and supported MetaTrader 5 servers. The Journal EA can record trades from any MT5 broker while your terminal is running. See connection methods and supported brokers ↗
One place for every trade.
02 / Find what repeats
The Brief measures the habits behind your results.
A losing trade may be ordinary variance. A cluster of trades taken after losses, at a different size or with a different outcome, is a question worth investigating. The Brief looks across your record, ranks the patterns it finds, and puts the trade count and comparison beside each one.
It waits for enough history before showing a finding. That means a new journal may need more trades before there is anything meaningful to report. Free shows the top insight; Pro opens the full Brief.
What changes after a loss?
03 / Ask the next question
Enki helps you investigate the finding.
Ask in your own words: “Which trades created this result?” “Does the same thing happen in London?” “What was working when I followed my plan?” Enki answers questions about your record and helps you get to the trades behind the answer.
The point is to make the evidence easier to examine. Enki can make mistakes, so you should inspect the underlying trades and the sample size. It does not give trade signals or place trades.
They averaged −1.40R, against +0.12R across your other 83 trades. Here are three from that group.
Record the trade.
Find the pattern.
Examine the evidence.
Practise the change.
04 / Turn an insight into practice
Improvement takes another session, not another dashboard.
Once you know which behaviour you want to work on, backtesting lets you practise with historical prices revealed one candle at a time. Choose a market and date, make simulated decisions as the chart unfolds, and see how a change to your process holds up. Backtesting is free on every plan. It replays market prices, rather than your own past trades.
Make the review a habit.
You can also give Enki a job in your own words and come back to a report. A Friday review, a look ahead at the calendar, or a pre-London check can make reflection a repeatable habit. Free includes two agent runs in total. Pro includes two runs a day and daily or weekly scheduling. Agents cannot place or manage trades.
“Every Friday, review my trades. Show me what cost me most and what worked.”
Friday review · Weekly on Pro12 trades. +2.6R overall.
Two re-entries after a loss cost −1.1R. Your EURUSD trades contributed +1.8R.
Open the finished report ↗05 / What makes an answer useful
Show the work behind the conclusion.
We want each finding to give you enough context to decide whether it deserves your attention. That means showing the comparison, how many trades it covers, and a route back to the trades themselves. It also means saying when the record is too thin to support a confident read.
See how one group of trades performed against the rest of your record.
Know how many trades sit behind the result before treating it as a pattern.
Open the evidence and decide what the finding means for your process.