Order-flow charting, a click-to-trade ladder, copy trade across your funded accounts, and machine-learning signals that carry the verdict from data the model never saw.
Entry, context, review and the model's opinion live in the same application, so you are not alt-tabbing between a chart, a copier and a spreadsheet while the trade is on.
Chart
Order-flow charting down to the tick your broker reports, with the session levels and context you actually trade off.
Heatmap
Resting liquidity over time, so you can see where the book is thick, where it thins out, and where it vanished.
API indicator screen
Write indicators against a documented API, or wire them together visually in the blueprint editor. Your logic, running in the platform.
Copy trade
Mirror fills from a lead account across your other accounts, with sizing set per account. Built in, not bolted on.
Journal
Every trade recorded automatically with excursion data and the market context you had at entry, so review is evidence rather than memory.
ML signal
Models trained on your instrument, with the holdout verdict attached to the signal so you can see whether it survived data it never saw.
Liquidity Heatmap. MNQZ6, fifteen seconds of the book at 5-second speed. Bands are resting orders, dots are prints, bigger dots are bigger prints.
Honest validation
Most platforms show you a backtest. This one shows you what survived.
A strategy that looks perfect on the data it was fitted to tells you nothing. Tidemark keeps the uncomfortable numbers in front of you.
Holdout verdict
Every model result is reported on data the model never saw during training, and that verdict travels with the signal.
Exit-aware simulation
Results are simulated with the brackets you would actually place, not with idealized fills at the perfect price.
Per-instrument costs
Commissions, exchange fees and slippage are modeled per contract, so the edge you see is the edge after costs.
Coach
The session starts before the first order.
Every day opens with a check-in. How you are coming in, how much energy you have, what you intend to do. The coach keeps it beside your trades, so the review at the end of the day has the morning's honest answer to compare against.
Start-of-day card. Session clock, check-in, intent, and the coach's read of yesterday.
State before strategy
Eight one-word states and an energy level, chosen in two clicks. It takes ten seconds and it is the first thing the coach reads when a trade goes wrong.
Intent in writing
One line about what today is for. A trade that was never in the plan gets flagged against this line, not against a rule you forgot you set.
Yesterday, in one row
Trades and P&L from the last session, so the day starts with the number rather than the feeling about the number.
Session clock
Which exchange, which session, how long is left in regular hours, and any scheduled events, from the calendar the engine itself trades by.
Private beta
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The beta build goes out in batches. Leave an email and I will send the installer and the setup notes when your batch opens.
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