Command Center

Counted from your Notion journal — every trade in it with a WIN or LOSS, including the outcome-only rows. Leave both on Any for your whole book. Falls back to trades logged on this device when the journal hasn't loaded.

High-impact news is a liquidity engine, not a coin flip. The release spikes price through the obvious stops on one side — the manipulation — before the real move. The TJR read doesn't change:

Then come back once the move has played out and say what it did. That second half is hindsight — you already know the outcome when you mark it — so Reports keeps it apart from anything recorded before the fact.

Kept on this device only, like the Notion key, and sent through your relay — which needs the /ai/ branch deployed. Your trades are never uploaded wholesale: the assistant asks for the slice it needs.

Bank-holiday markers always show. The four hard-avoid events (CPI, PPI, FOMC, NFP) are flagged as no-trade days regardless of this filter.

When one applies, Today and the Logger say Done for today. It is never a block — it is your account — but logging past it asks you to write down why, and Reports keeps those trades apart under Overrides. A losing streak counts decisions, so a scale-in that stopped out is one loss.

The image dims and cools with the trading session: coldest through the Asian night, lifting at the London open, brightest through New York, and near-black outside every window. Turn it Off if you want flat surfaces or you're on a slow device.

Everything lives in this browser plus Notion. A backup is a plain JSON file of your local data — profiles, logged trades, journal, settings. Your API keys are never included (Notion, Anthropic); re-enter them after a restore.

Times are shown in your device's timezone — . Summer/winter time is handled automatically. Session names (Asia, London, New York) always refer to New York hours.

Notifies you at the moments that matter. Web apps can't reliably alert you once fully closed, so keep this open in a tab (or installed, in the background) for alerts to fire.

Same hours as your TradingView indicators. The sharpest windows are the first two hours of London and of New York.

• No clean liquidity sweep before the entry.
• Structure break lacks displacement (weak, overlapping candles).
• Entry sits outside a kill zone.
• Nothing has set up by ~10:20 ET — it's a no-trade day. Reports now tracks what breaking this one costs you.
• High-impact news inside the next 15 minutes.
• Your daily risk limit is already spent.