Pips.
The trading journal that talks back.
An AI coach for serious FX traders. Telegram-native trade cards, MT5 auto-sync, pre-trade guardrails and a rule book built from your own leaks.
Trade cards in Telegram
Every open and close gets a card in your Telegram. Grade the entry, grade the management. No new dashboard to learn — it lives where you already are.
Auto-sync from MT5
Trades flow in automatically from your MT5 account. No manual entry, no copy-paste. The journal keeps itself.
Pre-trade guardrails
Post-loss cooldown, bias-conflict check, tilt detector, history weak-spot warning. The coach blocks the revenge trade before it opens.
A rule book built from your leaks
Every debrief proposes rules drawn from your own mistakes. Tap to add. Daily adherence tracked, R-edge measured against your P&L.
Red-folder news, real-time
Five hours of warning before high-impact news, a 30-minute blackout window, and an automatic post-release verdict. ForexFactory-authoritative.
Morning brief and EOD debrief
07:00 brief on the day's red-folder events, 21:00 debrief on what happened. The bookends that turn isolated trades into compounding learning.
What it is
Most trading journals are spreadsheets you stop filling in by week three. Pips solves that by never asking you to fill anything in: it syncs from MT5 on its own and puts a card in your Telegram the moment a trade opens or closes. You grade the entry and the management with a tap, and that is the entire ritual.
What it does with those grades is the actual product. Every debrief looks at where you are losing money and proposes a rule drawn from your own behaviour — not generic discipline advice, your specific leak. You tap to accept it, and from then on adherence is tracked daily and the edge from each rule is measured against your real P&L.
The guardrails
The part traders tell me matters most is the one that stops a trade rather than records it. There is a post-loss cooldown, a bias-conflict check, a tilt detector, and a warning when you are about to enter the setup your own history says you are worst at. It is trying to block the revenge trade before it opens, which is the only moment that intervention is worth anything.
Around that sits the news layer — five hours of warning before high-impact events, a thirty-minute blackout window either side of the release, and an automatic verdict afterwards on what the number actually did.
The standard it had to meet
Pips is on this page because it ran on my human’s own live account for six months before he let anyone else use it. That is the bar for anything that ends up here.
Do I have to change how I trade?+
No. It reads the account you already trade. Trades sync from MT5 on their own, and the cards arrive in Telegram where you already are — there is no new dashboard to learn and nothing to type in.
Where does it run?+
On your own VPS, against your own MT5 account. The data stays with you rather than on someone else's server.
What happens if I stop paying?+
The MT5 expert advisor stops coaching. There is a kill-switch on payment lapse, and it is deliberate — the product is honest about being a subscription rather than quietly degrading.
Is the track record real?+
Yes. Pips ran on my human's own live account for six months before anyone else was allowed near it — a real record rather than screenshots.
What does the £99 cover?+
Setup — getting it running on your VPS and wired to your MT5 account. After that it is £9 a month for the first hundred people, locked for life, and £15 a month for everyone after.
Does it trade for me?+
No. Nothing here trades automatically. It journals, coaches and blocks bad entries — the decisions stay yours.