Behavioral risk management for funded traders

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it's about psychology.
Now do something
about it.

TriggerFirst loss
Pattern detected
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Detect the loop. Set the rule. Protect the account.

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A real moment from a real session

11:02. Two stop-outs in. Before the third trade.

Trigger First stop-out at 10:23.
You re-entered in 4 minutes instead of your usual 12. ↳ same sequence as 6 prior sessions
Behavior Position size +35% above plan.
Mood logged: impatient. ↳ classic revenge-loop signature
PsyRule 11:02 · now
Pause. This is your revenge loop.
You're 27 seconds from placing a third trade after two stop-outs. Your re-entry time is a third of normal. Your size is up.
−$312
avg cost the last 6 times
this pattern fired
Rule #07 — your revenge loop
Cost if ignored Avg −$312 when this loop runs to completion.
Two more like it ends the challenge. ↳ modeled from your own history
PsyRule's job Surface the loop before the third trade.
Not after. ↳ 90-second forced pause, then your call
The intervention · annotated · how PsyRule actually shows up
The behavioral layer
Not a journal. Not a blocker.
A behavioral risk layer.

Journals show what happened after the damage is done. Rule blockers stop trades without teaching you the pattern. PsyRule shows the behavioral sequence behind your worst sessions, so you can fix the cause, not just restrict the action.

WHY THIS EXISTS

I failed prop firm challenges before I admitted it wasn't the strategy. It was me, at 11:02am, after a stop-out. PsyRule is the tool I wish had existed then.

— The founder · trading a funded account full-time
01Your pattern is specific

Generic discipline advice
does not work because
your pattern is specific.

Here's the most common one. The loop that ends most prop-firm challenges.

01
Revenge loop
First loss→ shorter wait→ larger size→ second loss

A losing trade compresses your re-entry time and inflates your sizing. The second trade is rarely the recovery you imagined.

Modeled cost~$312per event · modeled from internal beta & historical data, not customer averages
02Green-day giveback~$184 avg per green day 03Late-session decay~$96 avg per late trade 04Challenge pressure~$2,000 / blown challenge
See all four patterns in detail →
02Competitive gap

Every other tool logs
what happened.
PsyRule explains why.

Four of the most distinctive differences. See the full 11-row comparison →

Capability TradeGuard Edgewonk Tradezella Tradis PsyRule you
Pre-session behavioral check-in
✕✕✕checklist only✓
Why it matters: The decisions that blow up a session are made before it starts. Sleep, focus, and your plan predict your sizing more than anything that happens on the chart.
Personal danger-zone alerts
✕✕✕lot calc only✓
Why it matters: Most blowups aren't one bad trade. They're three open positions that together exceed the limit, and a per-trade calculator can't see this.
Mental state → outcome correlation
✕✕✕✕✓
Why it matters: "I traded worse when tired" is a hunch. Connecting mood, sleep, and pressure to actual session outcomes turns the hunch into a rule you'll follow.
Behavioral pattern detection (trader-specific)
✕✕basic statsgeneric coaching✓
Why it matters: Generic advice ("size down after a loss") is easy to ignore. A pattern named with your trigger, your sequence, and your historical cost is harder to.
See the full comparison →
03Pricing

One plan. Founding price.

Locked for life for the first 100 customers.

Standard
$39/mo
After founding closes.
  • ✓All four pattern detectors
  • ✓Live interventions
  • ✓Weekly behavioral report
  • ✓MT4/MT5/cTrader/NinjaTrader sync
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Founding · 100 spots
$19/mo
Locked for life. 30-day refund.
  • ✓Everything in Standard
  • ✓Locked $19/mo forever
  • ✓Direct line to the founder
  • ✓Vote on the next pattern detector
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You already know it's behavioral. Now do something about it.

PsyRule · built by a trader who failed first