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We're building the platform that tracks your path to profitability.

Most trading tools tell you what happened. Far fewer help you work out why, or what to do differently next time. BroTrades is built for the part that comes after the trade.

  • ✓Read-only exchange keys
  • ✓Your journal stays private unless you publish it
  • ✓Built by a trader, in the open
Trades journaled
1,063
Backtests read
58
Markets tracked
2,275
Schools teaching here
2

* Counted from the live database on October 19, 2026.

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The record

Where the plan broke, and where it resumed

This curve is drawn, not traded. It shows what the rule check marks once it ships: the day the plan was written, the stretch where it stopped being followed, and the point it was picked up again. The founder’s own journal replaces it when that story is complete.

Plan writtenRules broken ×7 — 19 daysPlan resumedOne trader’s journal — 12 months
Illustrative

01

Why we exist

The problem isn't information

A trader's problem is rarely a missing indicator. It's that nothing keeps an honest record of what they decided, and whether they stuck to it. An exchange shows a balance. A chart shows a past. Neither shows the plan you wrote on Sunday and abandoned on Wednesday.

Every other journal

  • ✕Tells you what you lost, down to the cent
  • ✕Treats a broken rule and a broken plan as the same red number
  • ✕Leaves the plan somewhere the numbers never touch it

On BroTrades

  • ✓Tells you which part failed — the plan, or you
  • ✓Checks each trade against the rules you wrote down
  • ✓Keeps the plan, the backtest and the trade in one record

02

The questions

What a trader actually needs answered

Q1Was my plan wrong, or did I not follow it?
Two different problems with the same symptom. One needs a new plan; the other needs discipline. Most tools never separate them, so traders fix the wrong one for years.
In buildSOLUSDT · perpetual · 14 Aug 2026
Checked against your plan
Checked against your planWhat you wroteWhat you did
SetupRange break + retestRange break + retest
Risk1.0R2.4R — (rule violated)
StopBelow the retest lowMoved down twice — (rule violated)
SessionLondon onlyAsia — (rule violated)
Result—Loss

The plan held — you did not

The setup was the one you wrote down, and it behaved as expected. Three rules broke: size, stop, session. That makes this a discipline problem, not evidence against the plan.

This is what the rule check will show. The engine is being built — the plan and the journal already exist.

Q2Does this setup survive outside the ten trades I remember?
Import the backtest and read the whole curve — the drawdown, the streaks, and the stretch where the edge quietly stopped working.
Q3What am I supposed to do differently on Monday?
A number is not an instruction. The point of the record is to end each week with one specific thing to change, not a mood.

03

The path

From no system to a plan you actually follow

Five steps, in order. Every one of them is measured against your real trades — not a quiz, not a checkbox.

  1. 01

    Learn the method

    Structured courses from schools that teach on this platform, with lessons and homework a mentor actually reviews.

    • Courses
    • Homework
    • Mentor review
  2. 02

    Prove it on history

    Import your backtests and read them properly — where the edge is, and where it only looked like one.

    • Backtest import
    • Equity curve
    • Drawdown
  3. 03

    Write the plan

    What you trade, what you skip, how much you risk, and how you'll know it's working.

    • Setups
    • Risk per trade
    • Rules
  4. 04

    Trade it — the record writes itself

    Orders arrive from a read-only key, so the record gets made without you deciding what to record. Losers included.

    • Auto-sync
    • Journal
    • Notes
  5. 05

    Find out which part failed

    When the results aren’t there, the numbers separate the two causes: the plan was wrong, or you didn’t follow it. Different problems, different fixes.

    • Rule checks
    • Expectancy
    • Weekly review
→

Then it loops. A better plan, or a better week.

04

Schools on BroTrades

Teachers already run their courses here

Their lessons, their homework, their mentors — with each student’s real trades sitting beside the material. These are the schools that backed the platform early and built their teaching on it.

  • TaranenkoTradeVisit the schoolwhere you will learn to analyse financial markets and build your own trading systemStudents7,000+Teaching since2023
  • Kratos Trade SchoolVisit the schoolTrading without illusions: system, discipline and numbers

Student numbers and start dates are each school’s own figures.

05

Who's behind it

Built by a trader, in the open

Portrait of the founder
“I built the tool because I needed something that would tell me, honestly, whether the week was the market’s fault or mine.”

The path started at Shiba Inu, as a solution architect sitting among real traders. The journal itself came out of TaranenkoTrade — a school whose standards for how a trade should be recorded were higher than any tool then met. Every feature here exists because a real account needed it first, and the founder’s journal runs on the same auto-import anyone else gets.

Oleh LustenkoFounder · trading since 2024·Telegram →

06

The key

What the key is for

What

A read-only key from the exchange you already trade on.

Connect once and your trades arrive on their own. Nothing to paste again, nothing to forget.

  • Bybit
  • Binance
  • OKX
  • Read-only exchange keys

Why

Because the trade isn’t the decision.

The interesting part is the limit you left sitting for two days, the size you changed at the last second, the order you cancelled and then re-entered worse. Fills alone can’t show you any of it.

  • In build
  • Sizing drift
  • Cancelled & re-entered
  • Time in queue

When

Every state an order passes through — not just the closed ones.

Analytics run across all three, so a setup that never fills counts as evidence too.

  • Limit — queued
  • Active
  • Closed

Trading is the practice. Education is the other half. We’re built for both.

Keys, encryption & data →

07

Keys & data

What we can and cannot do with your account

You are handing a journal an exchange key. Here is exactly what that permits.

  • We cannot trade for you

    The key you connect is read-only. We can read your closed positions — we have no ability to open, close or move anything, and no way to withdraw.

  • Keys are encrypted, then hidden

    Your API keys are encrypted before they are stored, kept apart from the rest of your data, and never shown again — not to you, not to us, not to your browser.

  • Private until you publish

    Your journal is private by default. Profile sharing and feed auto-post are switches you control, and you can turn them off.

  • Your data stays yours

    We do not sell it, rent it, or train anything on it.

  • Take it with you

    Ask the support team and we will export everything we hold on you. Your record should not be locked in because we are the ones storing it.

08

Plainly

What we don't do

  • No signals

    We will never tell you what to buy. A tool that hands you entries cannot also teach you to find your own.

  • No managed money

    We do not touch capital. We ask you to create a read-only key — that is all the platform needs.

  • No promised returns

    Nobody here knows what your account will do next quarter, including us.

  • No prop-firm churn

    We are not paid when you fail a challenge and buy another one.

  • No overtrading incentives

    The product is not designed to push you to open more positions. We track consistency and discipline, not how many trades you made today.

We don't manage money, sell signals, or promise returns. The product is the work: a plan, whether you followed it, and the numbers that tell you which.

09

Recently

What actually shipped

This list updates when we ship. It is here so you can tell whether the thing is alive.

  1. In buildThe rule check: every imported trade scored against the plan you wrote.
  2. Oct 14, 2026Open positions now load in about a third of a second instead of three to five. Each part of the dashboard shows as soon as its own data arrives, instead of the whole page waiting behind one loader, and the six journal questions are there from the start. Resting the pointer on the logo starts loading your dashboard before you click.
  3. Oct 14, 2026On a public profile, open positions now sit at the top of the trade list. A visitor can open one to see its entry, stop, target, mark price, break-even and liquidation, and nothing they could edit. The locked balance card that showed visitors only dots is gone from the profile and its calendar.
  4. Oct 14, 2026Day headings now read Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow in your own time zone, and the page opens on today. Before, it started a day back with no marker, so yesterday’s releases looked like today’s.
Full changelog →

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BroTrades is a record-keeping and education platform. It is not a broker, an exchange, or an investment adviser, and nothing here is financial advice. Trading leveraged instruments carries a high risk of losing more than your deposit and is not suitable for everyone. Past performance does not indicate future results. Trade only capital you can afford to lose.

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