ZenEdge Dashboard

Every trade you log has to pass a nine item Strategy Checklist first. The top down review, the timeframe agreement, the level you are entering against, the invalidation you will honor, the size that math actually supports.

You cannot record the entry until all nine are answered. That friction is the entire point of the thing. It is the same sequence I run on my own account, moved out of my head and onto a screen that will not let me skip a step on a fast morning.

A trade log that holds cost basis and outcome and autosaves as you type. A journal with the same autosave. A goals board. The ninety day psychology loop, which asks the same handful of questions on a cycle so you can watch your own answers drift.

And a Tilt Detector, which tells you when you are in the state where traders give money back, before you take the next trade.

The Intel tab reads your own history back to you. Your best and worst days, your best and worst time of day, how long you hold winners against losers, and whether following your checklist actually pays. It will not call something your best day off three trades. It waits until the sample means something, and says so when it does not.

Your history saves to your account every time you change something, so a new phone or a cleared browser does not lose it, and it opens on any device you sign in on. It also writes a backup file to your downloads folder once a day and exports and imports cleanly, so you can hold a copy of your own.

It lives on a private page at dashboard.zenedgetrader.com. Sign in with the email you bought with, enter the code we send you, and it opens on your phone, tablet, or computer.

It needs a connection to sign in. If you lose signal partway through, it keeps saving on your device and catches up with your account the moment you reconnect. Improvements land on the same page without you reinstalling anything.