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Up to 80 recent trades
Pulse reads your last 80 logged trades including instrument, direction, entry, exit, P&L, R-multiple, risk percentage, outcome, and status. It references specific trades in its answers.
TradeDoctor Pulse
Ask your journal what to review next.
TradeDoctor Pulse is your private AI journal assistant. Ask it about your losses, patterns, emotional clusters, rule breaks, session performance, and mistake sequences — and get answers grounded in your actual logged trade data, not generic trading content.
Your real data — not generic advice
Uses AI credits
Single or all-account scope
Conversation history saved
What's my most common mistake?
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Your journal shows late entry tagged on 11 trades in the last 30 days — mostly NAS100 during the first 15 minutes of the NY open. Seven of those were losses. The pattern appears most often after a winning day.Which instrument is cleanest for me?
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Your EURUSD records show a 68% win rate with the fewest rule-break notes. London-session entries on EURUSD have your best average R-multiple at 2.1R across 18 logged trades. reading your journal
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What Pulse reads
Not a generic chatbot. Your actual journal.
Every answer Pulse gives is built from your real records — not public trading knowledge, not generic patterns. When it says "your losing trades cluster at this time," it means the trades you logged, the notes you wrote, and the mistakes you tagged.
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Emotional state & confidence
Every trade's logged emotional state (calm, greedy, anxious, frustrated, fearful) and confidence level (1–10) are part of the context. Pulse can correlate emotions with outcomes across your history.
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Mistake tags & trade tags
Your tagged mistakes (late entry, oversized, revenge trade, moved stop) and custom trade tags are read and counted. Pulse can tell you which mistakes are most frequent and when they cluster.
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Day readiness records
Sleep quality, focus state, emotional state, and news impact from your daily readiness checks are included. Pulse can connect readiness scores to performance on those days.
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Journal plans & session notes
Your Text Journal plans — instrument cards, bias, setup plans, session notes — are part of the context. Pulse can compare what you planned against what you actually traded.
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Account settings & rules
Day rules, risk defaults, drawdown limits, and prop firm challenge rules are included so Pulse can evaluate whether your behavior is consistent with your own stated rules.
What to ask
Better questions. More useful review.
These are real questions Pulse is built to answer — drawn from the types of review that help traders understand their own behavior. Each answer references your data.
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"What was my best trading day?"
Pulse finds your highest-performing day by P&L, R-multiple, or discipline score and summarizes what made it different from other days in your journal.
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"Which instrument am I most profitable on?"
Breaks down win rate, average R-multiple, and rule-break frequency by instrument so you can see which markets your execution is actually cleanest on.
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"What's my most common mistake?"
Counts and ranks your mistake tags, identifies when they appear most often (after losses? on certain sessions?), and surfaces the pattern driving the most damage.
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"How do my emotions affect my results?"
Correlates logged emotional states with trade outcomes. Shows which emotional states precede losses, rule breaks, and your worst executions.
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"When has my execution been strongest?"
Identifies sessions, times of day, and market conditions where your plan adherence and R-multiples are highest — the conditions you should be looking for.
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"Where do my losses cluster?"
Finds whether losses group by session, instrument, time of day, emotional state, or rule-breaking behavior — so you can address the cause, not just the result.
Ask anything about your journal. Pulse handles free-form questions — "why am I losing on Fridays?", "are my wins or my losses bigger on average?", "do I overtrade after a good day?" — not just preset prompts. The more context in your journal, the more specific the answers.
Account scope
Analyze one account or all of them at once.
If you run multiple trading accounts — personal, prop firm, demo, different strategies — Pulse lets you choose whether to analyze a single account in isolation or combine all accounts for a full picture.
Single-account scope. Ask Pulse questions about your FTMO challenge account without mixing in personal account trades. Each project's data stays isolated when you need it to be.
All-accounts scope. See patterns across every account you manage — which instruments appear across multiple accounts, whether your biggest mistake tags repeat regardless of account type, what your overall win rate looks like.
Prop firm context included. If you have a prop firm challenge active, Pulse knows your profit target, drawdown limits, and phase rules. It can reference these rules when analyzing your behavior on that account.
Context is always scoped. Pulse reads 30 days of data (your most recent trades and journal entries) and caps the context at a manageable size — you get focused, relevant answers rather than vague summaries of 12 months of data.
Scope selector
◉ This account
FTMO Standard $100K — analyze this challenge only
○ All accounts
Combine data from all 3 active trading accounts
Pulse reading: last 30 days · 47 trades · 3 journal sessions
Conversation history
Every review session saved and searchable.
Pulse stores every conversation so you can return to a previous review thread, follow up on something you asked last week, or see how your patterns have changed over time.
Sessions grouped by date. Today, Yesterday, Previous 7 Days, and older conversations appear in the sidebar so you can navigate back to any review session without searching.
Last 10 messages in context. When you continue a conversation, Pulse has access to the last 10 messages in that thread — so follow-up questions build on what was already discussed.
Formatted responses. Answers use bold, bullet points, and numbered lists when needed so key points are easy to scan — not buried in a wall of text.
Delete sessions anytime. Remove any conversation you no longer need. Sessions are stored per-account in your TradeDoctor AI profile — not on a shared server.
Session history
Today
Where are my losses clustering?
Emotion vs performance review
Yesterday
EURUSD win rate deep dive
Rule breaks this month
Previous 7 days
Best session analysis
Compliance boundary
What Pulse will not do — and why that matters.
Pulse is built for journal review and pattern analysis. It is not a signal service, a market advisor, or a trade recommendation engine. This boundary is enforced in the product — not just stated in terms and conditions.
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No buy/sell signals
Pulse will not tell you to buy, sell, long, or short any instrument. Signal requests are blocked — Pulse redirects the question to your own journal review.
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No entry or exit prices
"Where should I enter?" and "what price should I take profit at?" are explicitly refused. Pulse can review your past entries but will not recommend future ones.
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No live trade decisions
Questions about "now", "today's market", or "right now" that require a real-time market call are outside Pulse's scope. It reviews history — it does not interpret live price action.
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Journal review and analysis
Pulse answers questions about what your logged trades and notes show — win rates, mistake frequency, emotional patterns, session performance, rule consistency.
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Pattern and behavior detection
Pulse connects emotional state, mistake tags, session timing, and setup types to outcomes — helping you understand the behavior patterns in your own records.
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Personalized review guidance
Pulse can suggest what to review next, which records to study, and what rule or habit change your journal data points toward — without telling you what to trade.
Credit usage
Credits shown before you send. Refunded on error.
Each message you send to Pulse uses an AI credit. If the AI provider returns an error or empty response, the credit is refunded automatically — you never pay for a failed response.
All plans include AI credits shared across Pulse, AI Trade Review, and Text Journal parsing. Check the pricing page for the current allocation per plan.
Pro plan: Higher monthly credit allocation for more frequent review cycles.
Top-up packs: Extra credits can be purchased at any time and never expire — use them on your own schedule.
Credit count shown: Your remaining balance is visible in the app at all times. You will not accidentally exceed your budget.
How credits are used
Ask Pulse a questionAI credit
Follow-up questionAI credit
Error / empty responseRefunded
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Common questions
TradeDoctor Pulse questions, answered.
Does Pulse give me trading signals?
No. Pulse will not tell you to buy, sell, long, or short any instrument, and it will not recommend entry or exit prices. These requests are blocked in the product. Pulse reviews your own journal records — it does not interpret live markets or make trading recommendations.
Does it actually read my real trades, or is it generic?
It reads your real data. Pulse is given your last 80 logged trades, emotional states, mistake tags, day readiness records, journal plans, account settings, and prop firm rules (if applicable) as context before answering. Answers reference your specific instruments, dates, and patterns — not generic trading content.
What if I haven't logged many trades yet?
Pulse works best with at least 10–15 logged trades so it has meaningful patterns to surface. With fewer trades, answers will be more general. The more consistently you log — including emotional state, mistake tags, and notes — the more specific and useful Pulse's answers become.
Can I ask about a specific account or all my accounts?
Both. A scope selector lets you choose "this account" (single project) or "all accounts" (combined data across every project). Prop firm accounts can be analyzed in isolation so challenge data doesn't mix with personal account records.
Are my conversations stored? Can I delete them?
Yes, conversations are stored in your TradeDoctor AI account. They are grouped by date in the session sidebar. You can delete any individual conversation at any time from within the app.
How is Pulse different from AI Trade Review?
Pulse is a conversational assistant you ask questions across your entire journal history. AI Trade Review is a structured analysis of one specific trade — it runs on a single trade record and produces a key takeaway, supporting evidence, and a next-action recommendation. Both use AI credits. See the pricing page for the current credit costs per action.
Does Pulse have access to my email or billing data?
No. Pulse receives only trading and journal data: trades, notes, plans, emotional states, account settings, and rules. It does not receive email addresses, billing details, credit card information, or account credentials.
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