App 07 · Live now · The mental edge

The mental layer of trading, finally measurable.

Trading Psychology tracks your behavioral regime (calm, warning, tilt, flow) across every trading session, in real time. Tilt detection that catches you before you blow up. Tolerability metrics that feed your strategy code. Mental-state attribution on every trade. The part of trading nobody else dared quantify, now visible and actionable.

4 regimes tracked live
22 behavioral signals
Real-time tilt detection
SDK-callable
TRADING PSYCHOLOGY · LIVE STATE CALM
Current regime
Calm
142 minutes
Tilt risk
Low
12 / 100
Decision quality
A−
vs. baseline
BEHAVIORAL REGIME · LAST 14 DAYSFOUR STATES
FLOW
FLOW
14d ago10d5d2dnow
Calm Flow Warning Tilt
BEHAVIORAL SIGNALS · TODAY
Decision latencyHealthy
Position-size varianceLow
Stop-moving frequencyNone
Revenge-trade indexClear
Loss-recovery timeNormal
Idle-restraint scoreStrong
Status: Trade your plan All behavioral signals within healthy ranges. Your decision quality today matches your top-quintile baseline. No restrictions suggested.

Every trader knows psychology matters. Almost none can measure it.

You read the books. Tilt is real. Revenge trading kills accounts. Flow states win championships. Discipline beats talent. Everyone agrees. Then everyone trades anyway when they're tilted, oversizes after a loss, and skips entries when fear creeps in. Because nothing in their workflow actually catches it happening.

If you can't see yourself tilting, you can't stop tilting.

Trading Psychology is the layer most platforms refuse to touch because it implies that the trader is part of the system, and that the system can sometimes diagnose problems with the trader, not the chart. We built it anyway, because the data is right there. How long you took to click buy. How your position size compares to your average today vs. baseline. Whether you've moved a stop in the last 10 seconds. How many losing trades have stacked. How long since you last took a profitable exit on plan. All of it observable. All of it predictive. None of it currently surfaced anywhere except in your head, where it doesn't help.

Every trader, in any given hour, is in one of four states.

We borrowed from sports psychology, behavioral finance, and the live data of thousands of A-Trader users to define the four behavioral regimes that explain most of what happens to a discretionary trading account. Each one looks different in the data. Each one demands a different response.

Calm

Steady decision-making. Position size near average. Stops respected. No emotional residue from recent outcomes. This is where you spend most of your healthy trading time.

↳ decision latency: normal↳ size variance: low↳ stop hygiene: clean

Flow

Best version of yourself. Reading market intent. Sizing confidently. Cutting losers fast, riding winners. Rare and precious. We flag it so you don't waste it on side-projects.

↳ decision latency: short↳ exit quality: top decile↳ recovery from L: fast

Warning

Early signs of degradation. Sizing slightly off. Decision time stretching. Maybe just a loss to digest. Catchable here. Corrective action is usually a 30-minute walk.

↳ decision latency: elevated↳ size drift: moderate↳ recent L stacked: 2+
×

Tilt

Decision-making compromised. Sizing wild. Stops moved. Revenge entries. The state that ends most accounts. We don't lock you out by default. We tell you, every way we can.

↳ decision latency: ↑↑↳ size variance: ↑↑↑↳ stop interventions: ↑↑

What it does, beyond the dashboard.

22 behavioral signals

Decision latency, size variance, stop-moving frequency, revenge-trade index, loss-recovery time, idle restraint, scaling pattern, and 15 more. Each is a quantitative leading indicator of regime change.

Real-time tilt detection

When 4+ tilt signals fire simultaneously, you get notified. On the platform, in your watch, optionally with an audio alert. Most traders catch themselves and stand down. The data is hard to ignore.

Per-trade attribution

Every closed trade gets tagged with the regime you were in when you opened it. Discover that your "flow" trades return +1.4R on average while your "tilt" trades return −0.8R. Adjust accordingly.

Configurable interventions

Soft warnings, hard locks, or no interventions. Your call. Common configurations: lock new entries after 3+ consecutive losses; require 60-second cooldown when tilt score > 70; auto-reduce default size in warning regime.

Personal baseline

The system learns your normal. Your "elevated decision latency" might be another trader's "calm." Every metric is relative to your own historical distribution, not a generic benchmark.

Strategy Lab callable

if at.psychology.regime() == "tilt": skip(). Use your behavioral state as a precondition in any strategy. Your bot can refuse to trade when you're tilted, on your behalf.

It just watches. Patiently. Honestly.

01
Observes your interaction

Click timing. Mouse hover duration. Order ticket open-to-fill time. Position size relative to your average. Stop moves. Cancel-and-resubmit patterns. All passively observed. None of it sent off the device.

02
Compares to your baseline

Within 14 days of regular use, the system has your personal baseline distribution for all 22 signals. Deviations from baseline are what matter, not absolute thresholds someone else set.

03
Surfaces what matters

Live regime indicator. Warnings before tilt. Per-trade regime tags. Weekly behavior report. Optional automated interventions. The data is yours; the response is your call.

The mental layer, everywhere it matters.

↔ Trade Analytics
Regime × performance

Cross-reference your behavioral state with your trade results. Your tilt trades probably lose money. Now you know how much. Now you can quantify the cost of bad days.

See Trade Analytics →
↔ Strategy Lab
Psychology-gated strategies

Build a strategy that runs only when you're in flow or calm. Your bot can refuse to trade when you're tilted. The platform protects you from yourself, programmatically.

See Strategy Lab →
↔ Risk Exposure
Tilt + correlation = lockout

If you're in tilt regime AND your book is concentrated, hard rules can fire to prevent adding more exposure. The two highest-risk failure modes, both caught.

See Risk Exposure →

Two weeks free. Your data stays yours.

Behavioral data is sensitive. Every signal is computed on your device by default. We don't sell it, we don't share it, we don't even keep it on our servers unless you opt in to cross-device sync.

Trading Psychology

22 behavioral signals tracked live. Real-time tilt detection. Per-trade regime attribution. Configurable interventions. Personal-baseline learning. Strategy Lab SDK access. Weekly behavior report.

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Common questions.

Is this surveillance?+
No. Behavioral signals are computed locally on your device by default. Nothing leaves unless you explicitly enable cross-device sync (useful if you trade from both desktop and mobile). The metrics are yours, the storage is yours, the interventions are configurable.
How long until it knows my baseline?+
Most signals stabilize within 50–100 trades or 14 active trading days, whichever comes first. The system uses confidence intervals throughout the learning period and explicitly tells you when a metric isn't yet calibrated. You won't get false alerts during onboarding.
What if I disagree with the tilt detection?+
Two answers. (1) You can dismiss any warning. It's surfaced, not enforced unless you've explicitly configured hard locks. (2) Over time you can correct false positives, which retrains the model to your specific patterns. Most users report ~80% agreement with the system by month 2.
Is this useful if I trade algorithmically?+
Yes, in a different way. You still code when tired, hung over, or post-loss, and that's when bugs ship. Trading Psychology can gate strategy deployments based on your behavioral state, lock production pushes during tilt regimes, or simply weekly-report which features got built in which states.
Why does flow get its own regime, not just "great calm"?+
Flow is statistically distinct in our data: exit quality is meaningfully higher, decision latency is meaningfully shorter, recovery from a loss is dramatically faster. It deserves its own marker because (a) it should be celebrated, and (b) it's rare enough that you shouldn't waste it on errands or social media.

Trade your plan. Even on the bad days.

14 days free. No card. Your data stays on your device.

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