Built by a trader who kept breaking his own rules.

Why it exists

Most trading journals are built for US equities and bolted on an F&O tab afterwards. They tell you what went wrong after the close, and stop there.

The problem for an Indian index-options trader is rarely the setup. It is the one red day where the loss limit gets ignored. Going back over one real account of 1,023 trades across 99 sessions, the daily cap was breached on 18 days — and those days alone cost ₹36.7 lakh. Enforcing the limit the trader had already written down would have turned a ₹6.6 lakh year into ₹26.6 lakh.

That is the whole thesis. Analytics are easy. Interrupting yourself is hard, and it is worth more than every chart on the screen.

What we believe

• Show the real number. Every strategy carries the accuracy it actually produced over six months — including the ten that lost money on every timeframe.
• Accuracy is not profit. The least accurate strategy in the library is also the most profitable. We show win rate next to R so you cannot be misled by either.
• Your broker, your money. We never hold funds. Orders go through your own Dhan or Groww session.
• No fake urgency. No countdown trials, no card up front. We talk first.

Where it runs

Made in India, for NSE and BSE index options — NIFTY, BANKNIFTY, FINNIFTY, MIDCPNIFTY, SENSEX and BANKEX. Weekly expiries, intraday holding periods, and the brokers Indian retail traders actually use.