Tilt protocol
Three consecutive losses trips a cooldown. Four locks the log button and tells you the exact size to return at.
SYNAPSE is a trading journal with a behavioural engine running on top of it. It reads your own log — streaks, sizing, session P&L, the tags you'd rather not admit to — and tells you when you've stopped trading a plan and started trading a feeling. No market predictions. No signals. Just an honest mirror, on a timer.
Waiting for your first entry
Log a trade below and watch the engine build a behavioural baseline from it.
SIMULATE A SESSION
This is the production engine running in your browser. Same rules, same thresholds.
These are aggregate, self-reported numbers from beta accounts with 30+ logged entries. They measure behaviour, not returns — because behaviour is the only thing a journal can honestly claim to change.
SYNAPSE does not forecast markets, manage funds, or give investment advice. Past behaviour does not guarantee future results.
entries tagged FOMO or Tilt in month 3 vs. month 1.
average loss on the entry following a losing streak.
of daily loss limits after the cooldown timer shipped.
Every warning SYNAPSE issues traces back to a rule with a number attached to it. You can read the thresholds, and you can change them in Settings.
Three consecutive losses trips a cooldown. Four locks the log button and tells you the exact size to return at.
Session P&L is measured against your real capital. Past 3%, the day is called — not suggested.
Compares each entry's risk to your rolling median. A 1.6× jump straight after a loss gets named for what it is.
Tracks distance from equity peak and shows the gain required to recover it — the asymmetry nobody does in their head.
Totals P&L per emotion tag. "FOMO: −$4,180 across 22 entries, 18% win rate" ends the argument.
Flags sessions past your entry cap. Frequency above six a day is usually screen time, not setups.
Win streaks distort risk perception too. Four in a row and the engine reminds you to keep size flat.
One 0–100 composite you can watch move. Streaks, tag ratio, drawdown and sizing, weighted.
Every feature is in every plan. The annual price is the only thing that changes.
$300 per year
Full access, billed monthly. Cancel in two clicks from Settings — no email, no retention call.
$0.00 today
works out at $17.50/month
Everything in Monthly, at the price of ten months. The two you save are the two you would have quit in.
$0.00 today · cancel any time before day 7
Charged $0.00 today
Stripe runs a live-card check only
Reminder on day 5
Two days before anything is billed
Cancel in two clicks
From Settings, no call, no form
No, and that's deliberate. SYNAPSE never gets credentials, never places orders and never touches your funds. You log entries manually or import a CSV from your platform. The friction of typing the entry is part of how the journal works.
No. It reads nothing but your own log. It has no price feed, no signals and no opinion on any instrument. Every output is arithmetic on entries you typed yourself.
Because a journal only works if you keep using it, and card-free trials fill up with accounts that log two trades and vanish. We verify the card with a $0.00 authorisation, charge nothing for seven days, and email you on day 5 before anything happens.
As many as you like, on either plan. Each one keeps its own starting capital, journal, thresholds and risk state — so a prop challenge never contaminates the statistics on your personal book. Switch between them from the header, and export or delete any of them independently.
Export everything as CSV or JSON from Settings at any point, including after you cancel. Request deletion and the account is wiped within 30 days, as GDPR requires.
A five-step protocol built on measurement, not willpower.
TOOLINGSeparating the useful automation from the marketing.
RISKPosition sizing, daily ceilings, and why most rules fail.
The only question is whether anything is watching for it.
START 7-DAY TRIAL