For mentors
A trader you teach keeps a journal with the reasoning attached, publishes a page you can open, and marks each trade reviewed. You read the record and spend the session on the trading.

How it works
Trades with the reason attached, tags, screenshots and the daily journal. Free on one account.
A public page you open in a browser, with a seal on it if the account is synced from a broker.
Open the trade, read what they wrote before the entry, and mark it reviewed when it has been talked through.
The public page
A trader publishes their page and you open it like any other web page. Trades read from a broker carry a seal; typed ones are marked self-reported, so you can see which is which before the call starts.

The review
The reasoning, the screenshot, the tags and the notes live on the trade itself. When it has been reviewed it carries a Reviewed mark, and the share of reviewed trades is a number in their analytics.

Playbooks
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 work through it between sessions.

A goal to aim at
DT Scholarships reads ten logged trades, one backtest and a 14-day streak, then pays a $10K evaluation in full. It rewards the habit you are trying to teach.

Read this first
DT Terminal has no cohort, classroom or student roster, 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 playbooks and a community room. If you need a roster, this is not that.
Questions
No, and we would rather say so than imply one. There is no roster and no way into a private journal. You work from the public record a trader publishes and from what they share with you directly.
They publish a public record page and send you the link. It shows the verified stats and the trades behind them, scoped to own capital or funded, and it updates as they trade.
The trader answered the guided review questions on that trade and saved them. The trade then carries a Reviewed mark, and their analytics tracks what share of trades has one, which is a fair proxy for whether the work is being done.
The Scalper and Swing Trader playbooks are free to read on the site, and there is a Pro playbook for traders on a paid plan. They are written method: entries, management, review and the mistakes each style makes.
No. A free account logs unlimited trades on one trading account with tags, notes and the daily journal. Pro, at $18 a month, adds the broker connection, which is what puts the verified seal on the record you read.
Soon. We are building an MCP connector that opens the whole of DT Terminal to Claude: every workspace and every piece of your data, to read and to act on, with your consent per scope. It works with any assistant that speaks MCP, and it is in development, not live yet.
Free for the trader to keep. Talk to us if your group needs a room.
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