You set who you are: risk, time horizon, max position size, the drawdown that would scare you. Hisaab reads your real trades and journals and shows you, plainly, where the two don't match.
Risk (cautious to very aggressive), horizon (weeks to decades), max position (5–100%), and the drawdown that would scare you. Each one shows your claim next to what you actually did.
A written read across your whole trade history and journals, plain and direct, ending with one move to make this week.
Detectors over your trade log. The behaviors that fire, FOMO, revenge buys, holding a broken thesis, ranked Strong, Mild or Working. Only the ones that fire show up.
When a pattern fires, it cites the trade, the date, and the journal line where you called it. Not a lecture, your own evidence.
Median hold time, where you tend to cut your losers, and your portfolio shape, each shown as claim versus what the record says.
Talk through a trade and it's structured into a note, tagged to a ticker or left loose. The "why" next to the "what."
Brief and Plays are about today. You is about the pattern across months: the gap between the investor you describe and the one your trades reveal. It refreshes after a heavy trading day or a new journal, so the read keeps up with you.
You reads only your own trades and journals, tied to your account alone, no selling data, no ads. It refreshes after a heavy trading day or a new journal, not every minute. It reflects you back so you can decide; it never grades you, and it isn't financial advice.
Free while it's in beta. No Bloomberg required.