kalcryptev

i built a trading copilot that forces profitability. not a journal. not signals. not another “track your trades” tool. a real system that builds and protects your edge. get started for free at profitabledge.com (we're running 10% off for the first month) we've got: → a notion-style journal editor with a variety of blocks, psychology and goal tabs, AI video transcription + more → fully customizable dashboard — drag-drop widgets, resize, save your layout, presets; live open trades, edge coach, what-if simulator and 20+ more → calendar with goals overlay + daily P&L heatmap — your targets layered on top of your actual behaviour, hover any day to see every trade → chart widgets that go deep — equity curve, drawdown, rolling performance, monte carlo projection, R-multiple distribution, MAE/MFE scatter, correlation matrix and more! → reports across 5 lenses — performance, time, setup, risk, execution — drill by symbol, session, edge, hold time, slippage. save your own templates. → edge tracking — versioned, tested, decay-monitored. share you Edges publicly too! → rule enforcement (no overtrading, no revenge, no chasing) → risk guardrails (max loss, drawdown, streak limits, tilt lockouts) → prop firm tracker — phases, drawdown, profit targets, daily snapshots, trip kill switches and notifs → MT4 / MT5 / cTrader auto-sync + ea-sync → public profiles, shareable trades and journal entries, verified edges → a floating AI co-pilot that ties it all together — always watching, flags the moment you drift from your edge, confirms when you're locked in and many more. but the features aren’t the main point. they're just there to support you. the point is this: most traders don’t need another strategy. they need a system that stops them from being stupid. because you already know what you should do. you just don’t do it. you break rules. revenge trade. chase entries. oversize. move stops. force setups. then blame “market conditions”. no. it’s you. an edge you can’t follow is not an edge. it’s cope with a win rate. every trader wants to be profitable. none of them want to be restricted. which is exactly why most never become consistent. profitability is not freedom first. it’s restriction first. freedom comes after. this system forces the part of trading everyone avoids: behaviour. because until you control yourself your strategy doesn’t matter. if you're serious about leaning into your data to find your own profitable edge, you can join us at: profitabledge.com | @profitabledge

never thought that after 2 years of painstaking work that this would be the result; my very first business class flight and hitting +$12k in a trade been pushing these flights away since i thought it'd be better to save the money instead but all these different experiences that i'm collecting are just pushing me to go harder than ever before changing my mindset as a whole this month has truly pushed me to the limit in terms of this, but i've come out the other side a better trader as a result of it gotta give thanks to God always and the mentor @omor214

a 14% payout due with @FTMO_com let's see how long it takes... 😁

- max allocation + payout received 🎉 - $eurusd sells and 5% payouts locked in with 3 accounts - waiting for 1 more payout to finish off march 😁

$nq shorts paid off nicely today! - passed 2x 100k @FTMO_com phase 2s - finally reached max allocation in 2 months 🥳 now time to put the foot on the gas and get that $1M funding, maybe even more 🤔

been busy working but here's a landing concept for a client :)

real-time collab (cursors with and without color)

A grayscale version of the Edge Functions bento card 🌐

i can't decide 😵‍💫 should i pick 1 or 2?

personally, I like the dark mode way more. which one do you prefer?

Love the idea of snapping a photo and being able to upload it straight to my calendar from @swdev_pa, would make life much easier! If you want a roast on your landing page, comment down below 👇 ⊛ Roast #2 ⊛ A few things that I decided to touch up on: - Cleaned up the navbar, structure it in a way that users can navigate without any friction. Separated the navigation items from the logo and the CTA. - Added a banner to show information about any updates coming up. E.g. Android support coming soon. - I love the layout that was used initially, just felt that it was too cramped in the before, so added some more whitespace. - Main CTA + Secondary CTA side by side. Makes it easy for the user to try the web version or download the app from the App Store. - New UI for the 'app' while keeping the essence of the original there. It wasn't bad, just wanted to keep the color scheme going. The highlighted dates are interchangeable with the dots underneath, completely up to preference. - Made sure everything is visible on first load of the page. Making the user scroll to see some information is probably not for the best. Overall, the layout of the previous app was good, just needed to touch up on certain aspects to level it up a bit. This was a fun roast, and praying for the success of this app as I can see using it day to day :)