Know how close you are to breaching.
Every account you trade, checked against its own rules: prop evaluations, funded accounts, your own money. One number per account, and whether your rules say wait.
Free for one account, no card. Pro is $12 a month.
Topstep 50K · sample · 9:05 AM ET
$1,240above your line
$1,240 above the breach line of $48,400. Balance $49,640, peak $50,400.
Can I take another trade?
Not armedPre-market check-in.
- No trades before 9:45Arm the day to startnot armed
- Max 3 trades a dayArm the day to startnot armed
- No trades after 3:30Arm the day to startnot armed
Read today's rules, name a max loss, arm the day.
Computed by the same rule engine your real accounts use. Drag the timeline to move through the day.
Every account, nearest its line first
Each account keeps its own rules: a firm's preset, a firm we don't list, or a floor you set for your own money. The one closest to its line sits on top.
Sample accounts · room to the line
Topstep 50K
evaluation · $2,000 max loss
$1,240 62%
Apex 100K
funded · $3,000 max loss
$2,310 77%
Own money
your floor · $5,000 max loss
$4,100 82%
The trade you didn't take counts.
Most trading apps celebrate the green day. Claridae counts the moment your rule said wait and you didn't click, and makes that the thing you keep score of.
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Arm the day, thirty seconds
Read today's rules, name a max loss, tap arm. The last step shows where your platform's own loss limit lives (TopstepX, Tradovate, NinjaTrader) with the number filled in. Claridae doesn't lock anything. Your platform can, and should.
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Hold
When a rule says wait (before 9:45, after your third trade, past your cutoff) and nothing gets taken, that's a hold. Counted, never priced: nobody knows what a trade you didn't take would have done.
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Walk away
At the close, the ring: rules kept, holds, your streak. A clean day closes it. A broken rule leaves it open in grey and the streak starts again tomorrow. No red, no lecture.
Friday · sample
Kept my rules.
- Rules kept
- 3/3
- Holds
- 2
- Streak
- 5
Log a trade in one line
Say “lost 120 on NQ short two contracts felt revenge” and it's logged. Type it in one line if you'd rather, or import a broker CSV when you're catching up. Your rules grade the process, not the P&L.
Callie writes your Friday recap
Three sentences: which rule held, which one slipped and on what day, and one question worth sitting with. She reads your journal, never the market.
Every account keeps its own rules
Firms write their rules differently, and several let you switch them on and off per account. So each account is built from its rules: the max loss and how it trails, the daily limit, consistency, the profit target, minimum days, max size, and anything else your firm sets. Claridae runs the live math on the rules it can compute and keeps the rest on the account as reminders, labelled as such.
Trading your own money? No firm sets a floor there, so you do: a max loss and a daily limit, held exactly the way a firm's would be.
Presets for Topstep, Apex Trader Funding, MyFundedFutures, and Lucid Trading. Any other firm through the rule builder.
A preset fills the rules in from the firm's published table, dated. After that the account keeps its own copy. Firms change rules often (Apex moved its consistency rule from 30% to 50%), and when yours does, you update the account once you've checked, instead of your floor moving under you. Every account is marked your numbers, because it's only as accurate as what's entered. Always confirm against your firm's current terms.
What Claridae won't do
- Sell you signals, alerts, or trade ideas.
- Claim you'll make money, get funded, or pass anything.
- Predict the market. Callie only ever reads your journal.
- Put a P&L leaderboard in front of you.
- Put a price on a hold. Holds are counted, never priced.
- Pretend to lock your account. Your platform does that; Claridae shows you where the switch is.
Questions
How the rules themselves work is in the guides.
Does Claridae connect to my broker or prop firm?
Not yet. You log a trade in one line or by voice, or import your broker's CSV. Each account keeps its own rules and floor.
Which prop firms does it work with?
Any. Presets for Topstep, Apex Trader Funding, MyFundedFutures and Lucid Trading fill the rules in from each firm's published table, dated. For any other firm, you switch on the rules it uses. Always confirm against your firm's current terms.
Can I use it for my own brokerage account?
Yes. No firm sets a floor there, so you set one: a max loss and a daily limit. Claridae tracks it the same way.
Is it free?
Free for one account. Pro is $12 a month or $99 a year for unlimited accounts, push notifications and the written Friday recap.
Does it give trade signals or help me pass?
No. Claridae doesn't predict markets or suggest trades, and it can't make anyone pass. It shows how close each account is to its line and whether your own rules say wait.
Does Claridae lock my account?
No. Your platform can: TopstepX, Tradovate and NinjaTrader have their own loss limits. Claridae shows you where that switch is.
Free for the ritual. Pro for the rest.
Free
$0
One account, your rulebook and the live verdict, the morning check-in, holds, your streak, the ring and the share card, and your real net on the economics tab.
Pro
$12 a month
Unlimited accounts, push notifications, and Callie's written recap every Friday. Founding members: $79 / year, for life, first 100 only.
Clarity before the close.
Free for one account. Add it in under a minute and see where your line is.