See every account as one cash-flow-aware record.
Balance, equity, deposits, withdrawals, drawdown, and trading activity stay in one review surface.

A private post-trade audit for MT4 and MT5 records. Find the leaks, measure the risk, and prove the edge — every number traces back to the trades behind it.
Prelaunch · local-first Windows app
Move from portfolio truth to behavior, rules, risk, and a report that carries the evidence behind every headline number.
Captured from a verified application build · synthetic data
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.
Review style, execution, and discipline checks together instead of trusting a journal entry in isolation.

Screenshots and spreadsheets are not checkable; a report that carries its records and their fingerprint is.
Explore the synthetic report in a standalone interactive view.

Open the same synthetic review as a portable fixed-layout document.

Every export carries a fingerprint of the records behind it — try the check below ↓










Synthetic sample data · illustrative leak audit
Your own accounts, reviewed together: real edge, real leaks, and the cash cost of risk.
Explore Core & Pro early access →Audit closed trades against daily-loss and drawdown rules before the next challenge.
Pulse mirrors rules for analysis; the firm’s portal stays authoritative.
See Pro Audit early access →Traceable reports across trades, allocations, and fees, reviewed in a private walkthrough.
Book a partner callRepeatable 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.
The sample report is not detached marketing art. It carries the synthetic trade-level record and a fingerprint that lets the reader check whether the report still matches its source.
Synthetic demo data — 615 closed trades, with no customer or broker data.
Open the synthetic sample reportEvery report carries a fingerprint of the records behind it. Change one record — the fingerprint changes with it.
25cb-9d2c25cb-9d2cIllustrative check · synthetic records
These are prelaunch workflow tracks, not final paid editions. No price, purchase, license, or access entitlement is offered here.
Independent traders
Multi-account and prop workflows
Money managers and educators
Interest forms and partner scheduling are handled by an external form or scheduling provider. Review the external provider privacy notice before submitting personal information. A submitted request is not a confirmation of access.
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. Pulse places no orders, manages no positions, and holds no funds. It provides retrospective analytics for imported records. Analytics only, not financial advice.
Yes. Multi-account workflows combine imported and connected accounts into one cash-flow-aware record, including deposits, withdrawals, and remaining equity.
Yes. Pulse compares imported history with daily-loss and maximum-drawdown rules and prices historical violations. The firm portal remains authoritative.
Pulse is in prelaunch and accepts no payment on this page. Join the private beta or contact support for the current access path; a request does not create a license or entitlement. Contact support