The next entry is bigger, faster, and barely matches the plan.
See the loss, the next entry, and the size jump in one trail.
Connect MT4/MT5, brokers, exchanges, CSV, and TradingView context. TSB surfaces overtrading, prop-rule pressure, setup drift, and the setups worth repeating, then gives you a rule for the next session.
1,200+ traders reviewing real execution data. 600K+ patterns processed by TSB.
TSB shows the exact moment the leak appears: the loss before the revenge entry, the size jump, the drawdown left, account state, chart context, and the rule you broke.
The next entry is bigger, faster, and barely matches the plan.
See the loss, the next entry, and the size jump in one trail.
Daily loss room, max drawdown, and payout rules stay visible before tilt turns into a reset.
Daily loss and drawdown distance stay visible before one session becomes a reset.
A clean A-grade trade and a bored click should not share one label.
Scale the entries that actually paid you, not the ones you remember cleanly.
TSB shows the behavior that keeps repeating, not another concept to memorize.
One rule to obey next session, not another page of notes.
TSB shows what worked, what leaked risk, and the one rule to carry into the next session.
Order Block is your cleanest A-grade setup
London session carries most of the edge
Friday trades leak risk after two losses
Keep sizing up only after A-grade confirmations
Your next session needs one rule, not another dashboard.
Review My TradesTSB keeps the setup, chart context, broker data, notes, behavior, and outcome together, so every review starts from evidence instead of memory.
Save chart context, thesis, screenshots, fills, voice notes, and manual trade details while the trade still has context.
Preview files, map accounts, catch skipped rows, and convert broker exports into review-ready trading records.
See supported brokersAdd emotion, mistakes, hesitation, and trade management context while the session is still fresh.
Plan and reflect in Notion, then keep TSB as the structured layer for evidence, patterns, and rules.
Open templateTSB ranks what worked, flags the leak, and gives tomorrow one rule.
Every input becomes evidence. Every pattern becomes a rule.
Every part of TSB points back to the same review loop: repeat what works, cut what leaks, and carry one rule into the next session.
Every trade keeps the setup, session, account, screenshot, notes, tags, and P/L together. Wins and losses finally have context.
Filter real fills by setup, market, session, side, and account. See whether the idea has expectancy before it gets size.
Separate live setups from tests, watchlist ideas, and dead patterns. Sample size and execution quality decide what stays.
Keep drawdown room, profit target, payout phase, and rule pressure visible before one bad session damages the challenge.
See whether profit comes from repeatable edge or random spikes. Compare setups, markets, sessions, accounts, and calendar results in one view.
Behind the simple table, TSB compares trades by setup, session, market, behavior, and P/L impact, then turns the analysis into clear rules you can act on.
Use a simple model to see why repeated behavior matters. Inside TSB, the estimate is replaced by your real trade history, real accounts, and real setup context.
TSB replaces guesses with account, setup, session, and rule context from your own trades.
The calculator below is only the model. Your dashboard shows the actual review priority.
Adjust the estimate here. Inside TSB, your real trade history replaces the model and shows which setup, session, or behavior deserves review first.
Great for learning strategy. But they cannot tell you why your win rate drops on Fridays.
GenericNot your execution historyValuable perspective, but most coaching still starts from someone else's read, not your actual trade history.
SubjectiveDepends on the readExternal edge can give you entries. It will not reveal which of your own setups deserve size.
ExternalNot your feedback loopYour trades, accounts, screenshots, notes, setups, and outcomes become one feedback loop for the next session.
Next-session rule Personal. Evidence-based. From your own trades. See PricingTSB is built around your records, exports, setup review, AI trade review, and next-session rules. Compare the cost of keeping that system yours.
| Review Fit | TSB Best fit | TradeZella | TraderSync | Tradervue | Notion / Excel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3-Year Cost | $299 onceLifetime access | $1,197 | $1,349 | $1,798 | Free + time |
| Data Access | OwnedExport anytime | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Manual + scattered |
| AI Trade Review | IncludedBehavioral AI | AI credits | Cypher AI | No AI review | No system review |
| Account-Level Review | UnlimitedAcross accounts | Paid tiers | Paid tiers | Unlimited | Manual rollups |
| Notion Workflow | IncludedOptional workspace | No | No | No | Template only |
| Feature snapshot | |||||
| Price | $299 once | $399/yr | $449.52/yr | $49.95/mo | Free tools |
| Backtesting / Replay | ✓ | ✓ | Replay | ✗ | Manual model |
| Analytics Views | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Basic / fragile |
| Lifetime Access | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | Own files |
| Setup Burden | <60 sec | Connect/import | Connect/import | Import setup | Hours + upkeep |
Pricing checked Jun 20, 2026.
Real traders use TSB to connect broker history, setups, screenshots, notes, and AI trade review into decisions they can act on next session.
Imported 312 MT5 trades. The pattern was obvious: XAU/USD after two red trades was down $1,840.
On a $100k FTMO challenge, TSB showed the daily drawdown risk was re-entry, not position size.
Bybit import grouped 68 BTC and ETH trades. My 58% win rate looked fine until Asia session showed the drag.
MT5 sync pulled EUR/USD and NAS100 into the journal. Friday PM had 12 trades, 9 red. That became rule one.
Finally one place connecting win rate, setup, and notes. My 62% London BOS was hidden under flat P/L.
My TopStep combine kept slipping after trade four. TSB made the rule simple: max 3 trades after NY open.
I was paying monthly just to store trades. Here the CSV, screenshots, and rules live together, and I can export them.
XAU/USD Friday PM was -$620 across 14 trades. I knew it felt bad; TSB made it measurable.
The next-session rule is what made it stick. After two red trades, review comes before any re-entry.
For my FundedNext account, the issue was not the profit target. It was one rule break near max daily loss.
New York 9:30-11:00 was 71% WR. After lunch was negative. I stopped mixing those sessions together.
The AI asked why I entered my third GBP/JPY trade. I had no answer, and the tag history proved it.
My weekly review showed 43 trades, but only 11 were playbook setups. That changed what I tracked next week.
The what-if view put a number on overtrading: about $540 of avoidable drag in one month of small trades.
Equity by setup separated FVG from everything else. One setup had PF 2.4; the rest was just noise.
I connected Oanda, then realized my “good” EUR/USD idea was only working in London, not New York.
IBKR import removed the excuse. 126 equity trades were already there, so the Sunday review actually happened.
After trade four, my quality dropped from A/B to C setups. Seeing that row made the limit easy to accept.
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I didn’t need more charts. I needed a feedback loop that showed me what was breaking down and what to fix next.
TSB started from a simple problem: trades were logged, but the repeating patterns behind them were still hard to see. The product became a daily review system for finding what is working, what needs attention, and what deserves the next rule.
Built for traders who want evidence, ownership, and a workflow they can keep.
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