About Ticky

Ticky is a behavior coach for traders who use TradingView. Most traders who lose money don't have a bad strategy; they have expensive habits that show up under pressure: jumping back in after a loss, sizing up to win it back, trading outside the hours they planned, or blowing past their own daily loss limit. A trading journal shows those habits days later. Ticky speaks up before the next order.

What Ticky does

Ticky is a Chrome extension that sits next to the toolbar of a TradingView chart. It reads the order confirmations and the orders table on the page, keeps a ledger of your fills on your own computer, and checks each trade against eight habits: trading right after a loss, sizing up after losses, sizing up after a winning streak, adding to a losing position, cutting winners short while holding losers, too many trades in a day, trading outside your set hours, and passing your daily loss limit. It comments on your trades in a small chat, and when a habit starts it shows a short message with your own numbers and lets you choose to take a break, keep trading or mute it. The chat answers questions about your habits and explains trading ideas in general terms, and a dashboard shows your habits over time. Coming in early access: a next-day review of your exits against the plan you had going in, and lessons on setups like flags and boxes using past charts and TradingView's Replay, never your live chart. Ticky is invite-only for now: join the waitlist to get an invite.

What Ticky never does

Ticky never places, changes or cancels an order, never touches your funds, never logs in to your broker, and never gives market calls or tells you what to buy or sell. It coaches how you trade, not what you trade. It is not financial advice.

Who makes it

Ticky is built by Kabir, an independent founder, and is in early access (free) with a small group of testers. Questions and feedback are welcome on the contact page. How your data is handled is on the privacy page.