Tilt meter + cool-downFreePro
Journalcade
Journalcade
calls time-out
on tilt.
Journalcade’s tilt meter reads today against your own normal. At Tilt, it can start your cool-down by itself.
Free plan, no cardPro: 14 days freeNot financial advice





Real screens · demo trader Dex
What’s driving it Pro
Read against your normal.
Your own last six weeks, not an average trader’s.
2.0×Bigger after a losshis usual size
“Frustrated”How you feel1 trade off plan
5 minRight back inafter a loss
1.9×Trading fasterhis usual pace
2Losses in a rowone after another
NormalGetting out fasterhis usual hold
The numbers: Dex’s day, on demo data
The circuit breaker
Your limits, kept for you.
It watches your daily loss, loss streak and trade count against your own rules. Hit one and it calls the day and starts a cool-down. Walking away keeps the day clean.
- Clean days build a streak and earn XP
- Your rules, not ours: you set every limit
- The end-of-day review grades six parts of the day, composure included

I3 daysBronze
II10 daysSilver
III30 daysGold
Walked away
Not today. That’s a medal.
- Stop after two losses in a row: a Walked away day
- It counts the days you stopped, never the dollars
- Walking away keeps the day clean
Questions
Quick answers.
Does it stop me trading at my broker?+
No. Journalcade never touches your broker. The cool-down locks the journal and the circuit breaker calls the day in Journalcade; your platform stays yours.
Is it on the Free plan?+
The tilt meter is part of Pro. The circuit breaker and the cool-down after a loss are on every plan. Free needs no card, and Pro starts with 14 days free.
How does it know my normal?+
From your own trades over the last six weeks: how often you trade, your size, how long you hold, and how long you wait after a loss. What you write about how you feel counts too.
Can I turn the cool-down off?+
Yes. Switch off “Cool down for me at Tilt” in the meter and you keep just the read.
More in Journalcade
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On Tilt
Who wins tomorrow: you or tilt?
Free plan, no cardPro: 14 days freeNot financial advice

