A pause with a purpose.
Five baseline prompts make the plan explicit. When your own history supports an observation, an adaptive prompt can place it in view before execution.
Why a pre-trade checklist beats post-trade journaling
Post-trade journaling captures what happened. A pre-trade checklist puts relevant questions in view before the decision is final. Kyra can make those questions personal as your logged history reveals recurring behavior.
The five baseline items
Did you size by stop distance and account risk?
Do you have a stop level in mind?
Do you have a take-profit level in mind?
Does this match a setup you are actually trading?
What state are you in right now?
How adaptive items appear
Adaptive items are the Premium layer. They appear only from patterns Kyra has already surfaced from your history.
Impulsive trades have underperformed your baseline.
Is this planned, or are you reacting?
Review the trade and decide for yourself.
The Ready to Trade UX
When all items are checked, the screen shows Ready to Trade. This confirms that the checklist is complete; it does not approve the trade or recommend execution.
What the checklist does NOT do
- No trade score or setup grade
- No real-time price feeds
- No urgency timer
- No completion streaks or rewards
Free baseline, Premium adaptation
The five baseline items are included on Free. Premium adds personalized questions based on patterns Kyra has surfaced from your history. The checklist remains a process tool, never a permission slip.
