Start or pause the tick replay stream. The button shows when paused and when playing.

Resets the replay back to tick 0 for the current session. A confirmation prompt prevents accidental resets.

When enabled, the session starts playing automatically after a 3-second countdown whenever a new day loads. A cancel button aborts the countdown.

Navigate one session backward or forward in the loaded playlist. The playlist counter (e.g. Day 3 / 12) shows your position.

Click the date button to open a calendar. Available dates are highlighted based on your account tier - Free/Trial sees the last 5 days, Standard 3 months, Premium 6 months, Elite/Dev the full archive.

Sets the replay speed multiplier. Drag the slider between its notches (1×, 2×, 3×, 4×, 5×, 10×, 20×, 25×, 50×, 100×) or use / to step one notch at a time.

Turn this on in Settings and playback pauses itself the moment each bar closes, so you get a decision point on every candle instead of a moving target.

In Bar Replay mode the dock swaps its tick transport for bar stepping: first bar, previous session, step back, play, step forward, next session, last bar, plus the Bar Snipper and a bar-index jump. See the Bar Replay Mode section below.

Changes the candlestick aggregation period. Options: 1s, 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d.

Drag the scrubber to jump to any point in the current session. The tick counter and time display update as you drag.

Enter a specific date and time into the datetime input and click Go to jump directly to that moment in the session.

A Settings toggle that makes the timeline scrubber land on bar boundaries instead of anywhere inside a bar, so a scrub always leaves you on a clean, closed candle.

Displays your current position as Ticks: current / total. Updates live during replay and scrubbing.

Toggles drawing mode on or off. Drawing mode must be active to place new lines. The mode indicator shows the current state.

Adds a horizontal price line at the current last price. Useful for marking support, resistance, or key levels.

Click two points on the chart to draw an angled trend line. Right-click for options including extend left/right and delete.

Click two points to draw a measurement rectangle. On hover it shows the price difference, percentage move, time span, and bar count. Green for up moves, red for down moves.

Click two points to measure a move as a vertical arrow with a cap at each end. Shows the price difference, percentage, and bar count - green for up moves, red for down.

Click two price points to draw retracement levels (0 / 50 / 66 / 100% by default). Right-click to toggle extra levels, change label alignment, or edit each level's colour and width.

Hold and drag to draw a smooth freehand stroke. The stroke is a fixed-shape object pinned to one bar & price - it rides with the chart on pan and price-scroll but keeps its size when you zoom.

Drop a risk-to-reward box with three price legs - target, entry, and stop. Drag any leg to re-price it, drag the body to move the whole box, and drag an edge or corner to change its time span. The box reports risk, reward, and the resulting R multiple as you move it.

Click the chart to drop a text box and open the editor - set the text, font size, colour, bold/italic, background, border, and word wrap.

Removes every drawing from the chart - lines, boxes, price ranges, fibs, pen strokes, and text. A confirmation is required before clearing.

Sets the colour for the next line you draw. Does not retroactively recolour existing lines - right-click an existing line to change its colour.

Cycles the magnet through Off, OHLC, and Close. When it is on, the crosshair and every drawing point you place or drag snap to the nearest bar's open/high/low/close (OHLC) or to its close (Close).

Toggle the moving average overlay. Use the period input next to the button to set any length - it recalculates immediately. All shows/hides the MA.

Toggles the OHLC legend overlay. The legend shows current price, change, open/high/low/close, date/time, bar countdown, and MA values.

Opens a long or short position at the current market price using the selected contract size. Each trade is tracked independently.

Closes every open position simultaneously at the current market price. Disabled when no positions are open.

Sets the number of contracts (1–10) for the next trade. Use the slider or the quick-select buttons (1, 2, 5, 10).

When enabled, BUY/SELL/FLATTEN execute immediately without a confirmation dialog. Enable in Settings (F2).

The on-chart trading panel, with four tabs: Trade (market buy/sell, flat, order entry, SL/TP, contracts), Positions (what is open now), Pending (orders awaiting fill), and Stats (this session at a glance).

Type a price and place a Buy Limit (fills when price drops to it), Buy Stop (fills when price rises to it), Sell Limit (fills when price rises to it), or Sell Stop (fills when price drops to it). Market BUY / SELL ignore the price box.

Stop Loss and Take Profit are set as a distance in price points from entry, not in dollars - the dollar risk or gain for your contract size is shown next to each field.

A Prop Firm setting that pauses playback on every fill and makes you write a journal entry before continuing. Cancelling closes the trade at entry price, so it is nullified rather than logged.

Place Buy Limit, Buy Stop, Sell Limit, or Sell Stop orders. Each shows the target price and a cancel (✕) button. Orders fill automatically when price crosses the level.

Balance - current account value including realised gains/losses. UP&L - live unrealised P&L across all open positions. P&L - total realised profit or loss for the session.

Paid tiers can set a Daily Loss Limit and a Session Loss Limit. When breached, trading is hard-stopped and an ACCOUNT BLOWN alert is displayed.

A full record of every closed position showing direction, entry & exit prices, contracts, and net P&L per trade. Sortable columns and pagination for long sessions.

Shows your win count, loss count, win rate (%), average win, average loss, and risk-reward ratio for the session - updated after every closed trade.

Non-intrusive popups appear for trade executions, SL/TP hits, speed changes (old → new), and connection status updates. Toasts pause on hover and resume fading on mouse leave.

A popup appears when the replay reaches the final tick of a session. Choose to go to the next day, previous day, or reset the current session. Can be disabled in Settings.

A warning appears 30 seconds before the New York market open. The trigger time is configurable in Settings.

Loading a day that carries a scheduled release - FOMC, CPI, PCE, or NFP - pops a heads-up before you start, so a violent print is never a surprise. Optional news markers can also be drawn on the chart.

Toasts are grouped into Trades, Playback, Drawings, Notes & Journal, and Settings & Session. Each group can be silenced on its own in Settings, and the display time is adjustable.

Alerts you when the loaded session falls on a Federal Reserve bank holiday. Can be disabled in Settings.

Press F2 or click the gear icon in the header. Press Esc or click outside to close without saving.

Settings is split into Profile, Plan, Behaviour, Prop Firm, Colours, and Stats. Everything is saved to your account as well as this browser, so your setup follows you to your next login.

Change the name shown in the header and welcome messages. Leave blank to keep your current name.

Set your account balance for paper trading ($1,000 – $100,000,000). Takes effect on Apply - your live balance and P&L are adjusted immediately.

Configure AutoPlay Default, EOD Notification, NY Open Warning (with custom time), Bank Holiday Warning, and One-Click Trading.

Set a Max Trades/Day, Max Daily Loss, and Max Session Loss. Trading is hard-stopped when any limit is breached.

Customise bar colours (bull body, bear body, wicks, borders), chart colours (background, grid, text), apply a theme preset (Dark, Light, Chosen One, The Prince variations), and select a chart font.

Pick the accent used across the whole app - buttons, highlights, the logo glow, and the drawing toolbar all follow it. Reset puts it back to your tier colour.

Set bull and bear body, wick, and border colours, the chart background (with an optional two-stop vertical gradient), grid lines, and text. Theme presets - Dark, Light, Chosen One, The Prince - fill all of it in one click.

Show or hide the crosshair and set its line style (solid, dotted, dashed, large dashed, sparse dotted), thickness, and colour.

The default timeframe for new sessions, and the time zone used to render bar timestamps on the axis, legend, and journal. Choose your broker time, an exchange time, or your browser local time.

Switches to the immersive layout - the chart takes the full window and every control lives on the chart as a panel. The header toggle that offers it can itself be hidden.

Saves changes and keeps the current chart as-is. A confirmation dialog summarises every change before committing.

Saves changes and resets the replay to tick 0. Useful when changing the starting balance and wanting a clean run.

Clears the current day's trades and positions, keeping prior days and recomputing balance & P&L from what remains. Requires inline confirmation before executing.

Almost every panel - legend, quick trade, drawing toolbar, navigation, the header groups - collapses to a small icon handle. Hover it to peek, click it to pin it open. Your choice is remembered.

Right-click a panel for its position options: the four corners, or Free Move to drag it anywhere on the chart. Panels dock and float independently, so you can build the layout you think in.

Right-click the chart and use Show/Hide to switch whole panels, individual toolbar buttons, and on-chart markers on or off. Anything you never use can simply disappear.

The legend runs in Compact, Inline, or Table mode, and you choose which fields it carries - price, pips, date, time, and the bar-close countdown.

Candles, bars, line, area, baseline, and Heikin-Ashi. In Heikin-Ashi the legend can still show you the real OHLC rather than the smoothed values.

Themes, a custom accent colour, chart fonts, a background gradient, candle and crosshair colours, and the immersive layout - see the Session Settings section for where each one lives.

Open it from the sticky-note icon in the header. It lists every note for the loaded session as a card, with a badge showing how many you have written, and it can be resized or dragged off the right edge.

A full rich-text editor: title (auto-numbered if you leave it blank), four fonts, four sizes, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, text colour and highlighter, alignment, and bullet or numbered lists. Drag the header to move it, drag any edge to resize, and undock it into a free-floating window.

Tick Pin to chart and the note is anchored to the bar you are on, with a coloured pin marker on the chart. The pin colour also accents the note's card and page, so a colour can mean something to you.

Capture the current chart straight into the note, upload an image file, or paste one from the clipboard. Place them exactly where you want by typing {image1}, {image2} inline in the text.

Strategy notes live apart from your day-to-day entries - write the plan once, in its own colour, and it stays available across sessions instead of being buried in one day.

Your notes rendered as a real book: turn pages with the arrows, hold to riffle, or jump to a cover. Toggle ruled lines, set the page colour, include or exclude the Strategies and Trading History & Stats pages, and cycle the view between Book, Expanded, and Session.

Notes and strategies are saved to your account, not just this browser, so they survive a refresh and are waiting for you at your next login.

Click the ninja in the header to generate a share link and QR code. Anyone who opens it watches your live session - your chart, your trades, your P&L - in real time.

Spectators cannot touch anything. They pick a display name on the way in, and you get a list of who is watching, so a room of students is visible to you at a glance.

Chart state and bars, your drawings, your journal notes and pins, your indicator setup, and in Bar Replay the exact bar you have revealed - so everyone is looking at the same candle when you talk about it.

Press Stop sharing to revoke the link and disconnect every viewer. Closing your session ends it too.

Right-click the chart and choose Indicators for MAs, Sessions, or Signals - or use the sliders icon in the chart menu bar. Each one opens as a panel you can float, pin, or dock wherever you like.

Up to three independent MAs, each with its own length, colour, and line width. The MA values are computed on the server alongside the bars, so they stay in lockstep with the replay instead of drifting.

A band a fixed number of points above and below its MA, with an optional fill. Useful as a "price is stretched" envelope, and it is the band the Delta BO signal breaks out of.

An envelope built from the highs and lows around the MA rather than the closes, drawn as two lines with an optional fill between them. This is the ribbon the D12 signals break out of.

Define your trading sessions by name with a start and stop time in New York time. Each session can draw a background window (flat or gradient), its running high and low lines, a midline, and the opening price line - the close of the last bar before it opened.

Marks every bar that closes against the trend with a dot - the closes that most often precede a turn. Trend bias comes from either price versus MA #1 or the last D12 ribbon breakout, and a Too Far threshold recolours dots taken too far from the MA.

A triangle each time price crosses your chosen signal MA, up-coloured or down-coloured by direction.

Flags bars whose body exceeds a point threshold you set. Optionally recolours the candle itself so the big-body bars pop out of the sequence.

A separate marker for the bars where a cross and an elephant bar land together - the higher-conviction version of either on its own.

Marks the first close beyond the MA #1 ribbon in each session, up or down. This is the breakout that can also drive the trend bias for OCCs and Delta BO.

Marks price breaking the MA #1 band edge in the direction of the trend, with the band size in points set on the panel.

A tick-level autopsy of how bars actually got built. For each bar it reconstructs the path price took inside the candle - which extreme came first, how long each leg took, and how many times price re-crossed the open - from the day's raw tick file.

Right-click the chart and choose Bar Analysis, then either analyse just the bar you clicked or pick a custom window. Set a date and a start and end time (broker time), and press Generate Report.

The window drawn as candles with your MAs, ribbon, and signal markers optionally overlaid. The pinnable readout follows your crosshair with OHLC, the time the high and low printed, the bar's path legs, its conviction score, and its open re-crossings.

Every bar in the window as a row - direction, extremes and their timings, dominance, re-crossings, and score - so you can sort and scan for the pattern instead of eyeballing candles.

The ▶ button on any row opens that single bar: a mini candle beside a live line chart of every tick inside it, with the open, high, low, and close drawn as price lines.

Score (0 to 10) grades how cleanly directional a bar was. Dominance is how much of the bar's life price spent above versus below its open - a bar can close green having been red almost the whole way.

The Backtest tab inside a Bar Analysis report trades the signal layers you have enabled on the chart, on that day's real ticks. Exits are stop loss, take profit, an opposite signal, or session end - whichever comes first.

Flip Generic on and it ignores the signal layers entirely: every in-session bar close is traded in the direction of the trend filter. Exits are SL, TP, or end of day only, with a Max open cap on how many trades may run at once.

Stop loss and take profit in points (pre-filled from your Quick Trade Panel defaults) and a contract quantity for the dollar column. Set a stop or target to 0 to remove it.

Summary cards, an equity curve in cumulative points, breakdowns per signal layer and direction, and the full trade-by-trade table.

Switch mode with the Tick / Bar toggle in the chart menu bar. Tick Replay streams a single day tick by tick. Bar Replay loads a range of days as finished bars and reveals them one at a time - no ticks, so you can cover weeks in the time a tick replay covers an hour.

Pick Days to Load on the session setup screen (capped by your plan), or combine it with a Special Events filter to load, say, the last ten CPI days back to back.

The dock gives you first bar, previous session, step back, play or pause, step forward, next session, last bar, and a speed slider measured in bars per second, using the same notches as tick playback.

Click the snipper, then click any bar to snip the reveal straight to it - the fast way to get back to the setup you were studying.

Click the bar counter in the dock to type a bar number and jump to it. Home and End go to the first and last bar, Shift plus an arrow steps one bar, and Ctrl+Shift plus an arrow jumps a whole session.

Before you enter the Dojo you choose the symbol, timeframe, time zone, replay mode, and the day or range to load. Every field has a sensible default, so you can also just press enter and go.

Build a playlist made of one kind of day only - bank holidays, FOMC, CPI, PCE, NFP, or every Monday - and drill them back to back. In Tick Replay each matching day becomes its own session in the playlist; in Bar Replay they are loaded onto the chart together.

The chart menu bar changes the symbol, timeframe, or chart type without going back to the start screen. Favourite the timeframes and chart types you use and they sit on the bar as one-click buttons.

Shows the scheduled releases and bank holidays for the loaded month, or the whole range in Bar Replay, so you know what is coming before you press play.