Most traders measure the outcome. Almost none measure the decision.
getALPHA reads the trade you took — size, stop, exit — and judges whether the process was sound. Winning on a broken process is expensive luck.
The journal, charts and calendar cost nothing.
No card, no trial clock.
No broker password ever leaves your machine. The add-on only sends — shipped as readable source, so you can check that yourself — and nothing here can place a trade or move money. Your record is never sold or shared.
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What you get
Four modules. Every number computed from your own record.
No signal feed, ever. An honest record, the context around your next session, and a reviewer that has read every trade you logged.
A journal that computes
P&L, risk taken, reward planned — read straight from the terminal. You never type a number in, so you can never flatter one.
The session, before it starts
Session tone, the one driver that matters, where volatility is likely — each claim sourced to a calendar entry.
A review of your process
Five dimensions, judged against your own history. “Twice your median risk” is a finding. “Risk should be 1%” is a platitude.
The releases that move your pairs
Today’s calendar, your timezone, filtered to the pairs you hold — both legs of every one.
How it fits your week
Three steps, and only the first one takes any time.
- 01
Connect
Drop the add-on into MetaTrader, paste one key. Ninety days of history arrives on the first sync.
Desktop MetaTrader 5
- 02
Trade
Nothing changes. Trade as usual — every closed position lands in the journal by itself.
No new habit to keep
- 03
Review
Read the brief before the open. Ask for a written review of any trade — sizing, stop, exit, plan.
The part that costs money to run
closed positions sync themselves · nothing typed by hand
Try it on your own
See how getALPHA judges the last trade you took.
Three questions. None about whether it won — that's the point.
As a share of your account, if the stop had been hit.
Was the stop recorded before you entered?
Before, not after — a stop decided mid-trade is a reaction.
Did you enter within 15 minutes of a high-impact release?
Non-farm payrolls, CPI, a rate decision — anything on the calendar in red.
Answer the three, then press evaluate. Nothing leaves your browser.
Plans
The journal is free. The judgement is not.
The two AI modules cost money to run — that's what Pro pays for. Everything else stays free.
Free
€0
For as long as you use it.
- Trade journal with computed P&L and risk
- Cumulative R curve and outcome distribution
- Live charts for your watchlist
- Economic calendar in your own timezone
- MetaTrader sync — 90 days of history
Pro
€19.99/ month
Or €99.99 a year.
- AI Session Brief before every session
- AI Coach process review on any trade
- Five dimensions judged against your own history
- Everything in Free
Cancel whenever. The journal stays free either way.
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One note when the AI modules change. Not a newsletter, not a queue — come in whenever you like.
Questions
Before you connect anything.
- Is getALPHA a trading platform?
- No. It never places an order or touches your money — it reads what you did and tells you how.
- Do you see my broker password?
- No — nowhere to store one. The add-on only sends closed trades, shipped as readable source so you can check that yourself.
- How does the AI review a trade?
- Every number is computed in code first; the model judges the finished figures. It never predicts a price.
- Which brokers are supported?
- Any broker via desktop MetaTrader 5 — the add-on reads your terminal, and MetaTrader has to be running to sync.
- What is actually free?
- Journal, sync, charts, calendar, per-instrument breakdown, watchlist. Paying only adds the two AI modules.
- What happens if I delete my account?
- Your trades, notes, watchlist and connection are deleted. Only the record that you accepted the terms stays.