Your pages

Your discipline count over recent weekdays, your rules and routine streaks, this week's read and Where to start, which lists the setup steps until each one is done.

Without Pro the same page shows the Pro steps locked, plus a health and habits log for sleep, screen time and habits that is kept in this browser.

Your personal checks and your trading preparation checks, ticked before you trade, then Activate trading day, or Log non-trading day on a rest day, which keeps your routine streak going.

On a trading day there's an optional check before the session that records how you said you were feeling and changes nothing else.

The rules you trade by, where a rule with a value is checked against your fills as they land and a process rule is yours to answer at the end-of-day check.

The daily question and the end-of-day check earn credits and can pop up when the page opens. An EdgeVault account holds up to five rules at once.

Two lists you write yourself, the things you won't do whatever the market is doing and the steps you take to recover after a loss.

Each setup you trade with its entry, management and exit conditions written down, started from a template or from scratch.

Pick one of your systems and work through its entry, management and exit checklists and its decision trees while the trade is on.

It stays closed until today's routine is logged, outside your trading hours, on a non-trading day and once your daily loss limit is reached.

Charts, the order book, the position sizer and your tilt limits in one screen, covered on its own in Terminal.

Every trade with what you knew when you placed it and what you wrote afterwards, a calendar, day notes, what price did after you pulled an order or closed early, and your skims and trend exits.

Import an old journal from photos or scans of its pages, or by dictating it, and you check every draft line before it saves. The Performance section, with equity, drawdown and exit analysis by market, weekday and hour, comes with Pro, and Free holds up to 30 entries.

It has no sidebar row of its own, so you open it from the home page or the terminal.

Each mirror shows one behaviour from your own record by day, week, month or all time, and turning a mirror over shows the way forward.

Reflect asks for a written read of your mirrors, which needs AI processing switched on in your profile.

Your record over seven days up to a year, with P&L by day, net realised over time, the routine and rules calendar, and when, on which days and why your rules were broken.

The stats sort members by the measure you pick, such as routine streak, rules streak, rules kept or badges, highest or lowest first. Taking part is off until you switch on Vault Arena participation in Profile, Data and privacy, and appearing there also needs a public profile.

A public timeline of process records showing whether the rules were followed, whether the loss limit held and how long the run is, with no profit, loss, balance or position.

Your own record posts there under your claimed handle once you switch it on in Profile, Data and privacy.

The desk page and each seat's own page, VAULTAGE, VOW, VIGIL, VISION, VITAL and VERSE, are covered in the desk guide.

Your credits, your day streak and your badges, with the history of every credit and the challenges where you stake credits on keeping a discipline goal. Credits are experience points and not money.

Your picture, trader type, timezone and what your public profile shows, then your preferences, your plan and connections such as the Chrome extension, Telegram, the VAULTAGE bots and a Solana wallet.

Data and privacy holds the consent switches, encryption and unlock settings, Export everything and deleting your account, all set out in Account and security.