See the student improve, on a record you can open.
A mentor's product is that someone got better, and today that is a screenshot too. Here the record is public and read from the broker, so the last 30 days sit beside all time and the change is something you can point at.
- Record at a link you can open
- Public
- Mark on every trade they check
- Reviewed
- Board that ranks the rise in reviews
- Most improved
- Evaluation paid by DT Scholarships
- Up to $25K
You end up with a change you can point at, not a screenshot.
What your traders do
- Keep the journal with the reason attached
- Publish the record, sealed on a synced account
- Mark each trade reviewed once it is talked through
- Opt in to the community boards if they want to
What you see
- Recent results and all time, never blended
- What they wrote before the entry
- The share of their trades carrying a Reviewed mark
- Who rose most in reviews, on Most improved
They keep the journal
Trades with the reason attached, tags, screenshots and the daily journal. Free on one account.
They publish the record
A public page you open in a browser. On a synced account it carries a seal, and the last 30 days are shown beside all time.
You review together
Open the trade, read what they wrote before the entry, and mark it reviewed once it has been talked through.
The boards show the change
Most improved ranks the biggest rise in trades reviewed, this month against last. The community boards never rank profit.
Ranked by what is proven, not claimed.
Rankings has a Discipline arena that ranks logging streaks and how many days a trader trades and reviews, rather than how much they make, and a Biggest Movers rail that names whoever climbed since the last update. In the community room the Most improved board ranks the biggest rise in trades reviewed, this month against last. Profit is ranked in a separate Results arena, and only for accounts verified against broker sync.
- Discipline ranks streaks and days reviewed
- Biggest Movers names whoever climbed
- Most improved ranks the rise in reviews
Improvement leaves a mark on the trade.
The reasoning, the screenshot, the tags and the notes live on the trade itself. When it has been talked through the trader marks it reviewed, which files a reflection and puts a Reviewed mark on the trade, and the share of trades carrying one is a percentage in their analytics. The habit becomes countable instead of remembered.
- Guided questions saved onto the trade
- A Reviewed mark you can see at a glance
- Reviewed share tracked as a percentage
Written playbooks, and somewhere to test them.
The Scalper and Swing Trader playbooks are free to read and are written as method, not marketing. Point at a section instead of retyping it, and let the trader replay a chart bar by bar in the Backtester to find out whether the method survives contact before it costs them anything.
- Scalper and Swing Trader playbooks, free
- A Pro playbook for traders who go further
- Backtests can be linked to a written strategy on Plus and Pro
Something to work toward that is not a promise.
DT Scholarships reads ten logged trades, one backtest and a 14-day streak, then pays an evaluation of up to $25K in full. It rewards the habit you are trying to teach rather than a month that happened to go well.
- Open to members on every plan
- Chosen on merit each cycle
- They keep 100% of their payouts
There is no mentor dashboard.
DT Terminal has no cohort dashboard, no student roster, no classroom and no way to look inside someone's private journal. What exists is the record a trader chooses to publish, the Reviewed mark on a trade, the boards they opt into, the playbooks and a community room. If you need a roster, this is not that.
Open their public record. The last 30 days and all time are shown as separate windows rather than one blended figure, the equity curve is drawn on the page, and a year of trading days sits under the stats so a gap in the work is as visible as a run. On a synced account those figures were read from the broker, not typed in.
The biggest rise in the share of trades reviewed, this month against the month before. Both months need at least five trades before anyone is ranked, and only rises are listed, so nobody lands on it for having a bad month. The community boards rank no profit at all; the Rankings page keeps that in a separate Results arena, where a figure counts only once it is verified against broker sync.
The trader answered the guided review questions on that trade and saved them, which files a reflection and puts a Reviewed mark on the trade. Their analytics tracks what share of trades carries one, which is a fair proxy for whether the work is being done between sessions.
Only the ones who opt in. The community boards are a setting a trader turns on for themselves, so someone who has not opted in will not appear on Most improved or Consistency even when their record is public and their reviews are being done.
No. A free account logs unlimited trades on one trading account with tags, notes and the daily journal. Plus, at $9 a month, adds broker sync, which is what puts the verified seal on the record you read.
No, and we would rather say so than imply one. There is no way into a private journal and nothing that lists the traders you coach in one place. You work from the public record a trader publishes, from the boards they opt into, and from what they share with you directly.
Point at what changed, not at a screenshot.
Free for the trader to keep. Talk to us if your group needs a room.