Your mentor sees the week, not the story about the week
Send one link. They get a read-only copy of your account — every trade you took, every setup you passed on, your charts and your notes — and they leave feedback on the trade itself.
— Coach view
Your traders
Every trader who has shared their account with you, newest first. Open one to see their full record — every trade, every missed setup, every chart — exactly as they logged it.
| Trader | Account | Last trade | Trades | Net | Win rate | Latest feedback | Overall | Done |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DDaniel R.updated today |
Funded · 50k | Today | 38 | +4.812% | 61% | Unread · 1 day ago | 2 of 3 reviewed | |
PPriya N.updated today |
Personal | Yesterday | 24 | +1.940% | 54% | Read · 2 days ago | All reviewed | |
SSam O.updated 3 days ago |
Funded · 25k | 4 days ago | 17 | −2.305% | 41% | No feedback yet | 0 of 2 reviewed |
The coach's own view. Every trader who has shared with them, newest first — net result, win rate, when they last traded, and whether the last review has been read. Sample traders; the layout is the live one.
The problem
Nobody lies. Everybody forgets.
The week a trader describes on a call is rarely the week the data shows. Not because anyone is lying — because the trade that hurt is the one they remember, and the four quiet ones that actually cost them have gone.
And the setups they talked themselves out of never come up at all. Those are invisible to every journal that only records what was executed, which is most of them.
So a mentor spends the first twenty minutes of every session reconstructing the week before they can say anything useful about it.
How it works
Three steps, and none of them is a migration
The trader shares a link
One link from their account. No invite flow, no second login, nothing for the mentor to install.
The coach opens it
A read-only copy of the record — trades taken, setups missed, charts, notes and emotions, exactly as the trader logged them.
Feedback lands on the trade
Not in a document. The note sits on the trade, so it is read again next time that pair is open — which is when it counts.
What the coach writes
A review, with the period it covers
Write it up, say which days it covers, and add up to five focus points — the short list of what they work on next. Publish, and it reaches them immediately.
Every review you have written stays on the page, and you can edit or delete any of them. The change flows straight through to the trader.
Three trades, two of them the same idea. The EUR/JPY short was the only one on the plan — the other two were you waiting for something to happen. Quiet weeks are allowed.
Sit out the first hour — every trade before 9am this month is red.
The coach's write-up, the dates it covers, and the focus points the trader sees at the top of their own page.
What the trader sees
Kept, not lost in a chat thread
The trader gets their own page: the latest review, the focus points to work on, and every note the coach has left on an individual trade — all of it still there after the share ends.
— Student view
What your coach has told you
Every review and every note they have left on your trades, kept here for you to re-read — including after a share ends.
— Latest review · 7 Sep 2026 – 13 Sep 2026
Good week on the plan — you took every A setup and skipped the Tuesday news candle, which is the one that got you last month.
by Daniel R. · 2 days ago
Leave the stop where you put it — moving it is the only thing your losing trades share.
No re-entries unless they were planned — two of three this month were revenge, not setups.
opened 11× · last today · updated today
The trader's side of the same share. They choose what it shows, and they can close it at any time — the feedback stays.
Straight answers
What it is, and what it isn't
- Shows a mentor the trades taken and the setups skipped
- Carries the charts and notes, not just the numbers
- Puts feedback on the trade, where it gets re-read
- Works alongside whatever the mentor already uses
- Give anyone access to the trader's live account or broker
- Let a coach change, delete or add a trade — it is read-only
- Send signals, or tell anyone what to trade
- Require the mentor to pay, sign up or install anything



