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Before you begin.

TRAZZA is a trading journal and analytics platform for recording, reviewing and understanding your activity. It brings outcomes, context and behaviour together to help you identify patterns and learn from your own decisions.

For traders who want to review their process with greater clarity, from people building their first routine to regular traders who need to understand recurring patterns.

No. TRAZZA does not hold funds, execute trades or replace the platform where you trade.

No. It does not tell you what to buy or sell, or when to enter the market. Its purpose is to help you analyse your own data and decisions.

No. No tool can guarantee profitability. TRAZZA brings context and structure to your review process, but trading decisions and outcomes remain the trader’s responsibility.

TRAZZA is currently in private beta. Access opens gradually so the experience can be tested, feedback reviewed and users supported properly.

Use the access request form on the website. New users are invited gradually according to the beta’s available capacity.

No. A request does not create an account or provide immediate access. You will receive an invitation when a place becomes available.

Final plans and conditions will be communicated before any purchase. Requesting beta access does not commit you to a paid subscription.

The platform is being prepared to combine manual recording with history imports. The options available at each stage will appear inside the application and evolve during the beta.

Connections will be added gradually and announced only after validation. TRAZZA will not publish a compatibility list based on integrations that are not yet available.

No. Exchange connections use read-only permissions to retrieve the history required for analysis.

No. TRAZZA does not need or request permission to open trades, change orders or withdraw funds.

It can relate outcomes, risk, assets, schedules, duration, costs, plan adherence and the context you add to each session. The goal is to find useful relationships, not fill the screen with metrics.

Because a winning trade can be poorly executed, while a loss can follow the plan perfectly. Reviewing both dimensions helps distinguish luck from process.

Value emerges by connecting trades, sessions, rules and behaviours over time. One trade provides context; a sequence may reveal a pattern worth investigating.

Discoveries highlight patterns observed in your history. Missions turn a conclusion into a concrete, measurable action so you can check whether your behaviour changes.

No. Intelligence in TRAZZA is intended to explain information, organise evidence and help you ask better questions. The decision to trade will always remain yours.

Keys are not stored or displayed in the frontend. Secrets are managed outside the browser using protected systems and access controls.

No. Each user can access only their own data and the workspaces they are authorised to use.

No. Notes, emotions and reflections remain separate from exchange data, although both sources can be related when analysing a session.

Yes. You may request correction or deletion through the available channels and exercise the rights explained in the Privacy Policy.

During the beta, you can report incidents through the support channel included in your invitation. Providing clear context makes the issue easier to investigate.

Yes. The beta is also designed to listen to users. Suggestions help prioritise improvements, although submitting one does not guarantee implementation or a specific date.