A local-first Windows app for reviewing MT4 and MT5 records. Explore your trading history, journal, and risk — with sample screens and reports to try before discussing access.
Preparing for closed beta · contact us by email or Telegram
Select a view to inspect a screenshot of the application. Open the HTML sample report to switch analysis tabs. These previews use synthetic data and show a pre-release build.
Application captures · synthetic sample data · pre-release
Balance, equity, deposits, withdrawals, drawdown, and trading activity stay in one review surface.
Swipe through 4 audit steps
A statement shows one account at a time, never the year across all of them.
Today-to-YTD results, equity and drawdown curves, returns, costs, activity and funding — computed from the imported record.
Balance, equity, deposits, withdrawals, drawdown, and trading activity stay in one review surface.
One lucky month and one edge look identical without a breakeven line to compare against.
Outcome split, long versus short, market sessions, instruments and per-symbol breakdown — computed from the imported record.
A 55.61% win rate and a 1.4 profit factor, measured across every closed trade in the record.
The ending balance hides how deep the account went and how long it stayed there.
Risk posture, capital-at-risk, drawdown periods and attribution, symbol concentration and survival scenarios — computed from the imported record.
Dual drawdown, recovery, concentration, and losing-streak models expose risk already present in the record.
A broker statement shows the loss, not the repeated pattern behind it.
Verdict, priced leaks, discipline degradation, streaks and sequence — computed from the imported record.
Post-loss re-entry, overtrading, and out-of-pattern hours pressure are measured against the imported record.
A declared strategy and the strategy the trades actually ran are two different records.
Strategy identity, style signals, edge durability, metric scores and diagnostic flags — classified and scored from the imported record.
Strategy brings together execution style, historical evidence, and risk patterns. The synthetic capture illustrates the screen; it does not demonstrate every account-specific analysis.
Explore eight analysis tabs and five interactive widgets in HTML. The two-page PDF covers selected Overview charts and figures.
Browse eight tabs, the calendar, risk/reward, position sizing, stress and Monte Carlo presets. Trade search, filters, pagination, details and editing remain disabled.
Two-page Overview with balance/equity and drawdown charts, plus selected risk, returns, activity and funding figures. Use HTML for the other analysis tabs.
Explore a separate illustration of how record changes affect a fingerprint: try the integrity demo below ↓
Synthetic illustrative examples · separate from the sample report
Your own accounts, reviewed together: real edge, real leaks, and the cash cost of risk.
Explore closed beta access →Review closed trades against configured daily-loss and realized-drawdown limits where the records are sufficient.
Retrospective review; floating-equity breaches may be unverifiable. The firm’s portal stays authoritative.
Discuss your prop workflow →Traceable reports across trades, allocations, and fees, reviewed in a private walkthrough.
Repeatable analysis without fragile formulas or a journal that breaks on a busy week.
A metric is useful only when you can trace it back to the trades behind it.
Review the math and the source record instead of outsourcing trust to a leaderboard.
Open the synthetic sample report to inspect analytical views and trade history. The integrity example below is a separate illustration; the current sample report does not include a verifiable source fingerprint.
Synthetic demo data — 615 closed trades, with no customer or broker data.
Open the synthetic sample reportChange one of these synthetic records to see its illustrative fingerprint change. This demo is separate from the sample reports.
25cb-9d2c25cb-9d2cIllustrative check · six synthetic records · does not verify the HTML or PDF export
Preparing for closed beta. Explore the app, then discuss access by email or Telegram. The application and license will be delivered manually.
Start with the screens and sample report.
Contact the developer by email or Telegram.
The first rollout will be handled personally.
Telegram is an external messaging service. A message starts a conversation; availability and access are confirmed directly. This site does not take payment or issue licenses automatically. Read the privacy information before sharing personal information.
Pulse stores imported records and journal data in a local SQLite database. Supported credentials use Windows Credential Manager. Pulse does not upload trading history to Pulse-operated servers. Read the privacy notice
Pulse imports MT4 and MT5 HTML statements, MT4/MT5 backtest reports, and TradingView CSV files with format detection and deduplication. Live synchronization work is MT5-first.
No. This website presents analytics, application captures, and sample reports. The current development build's Terminal uses a native MT4/MT5 window on Windows. Its release availability is not confirmed, and it is not an interactive trading terminal in this website's HTML demo. Historical analytics are not financial advice.
Yes. Multi-account workflows combine imported and connected accounts into one cash-flow-aware record, including deposits, withdrawals, and remaining equity.
Pulse compares closed-trade history with configured daily-loss and realized-drawdown limits, showing historical breaches where the records are sufficient. This is retrospective review, not live enforcement; intraday floating-equity breaches may be unverifiable. The firm portal remains authoritative.
Sign in with your email to request an application key and follow its status in your account. The developer reviews requests and arranges application access personally. You can also contact the developer by email or Telegram. This site does not take payment or issue licenses automatically. Sign in to request a key