Most trading software either hides the person behind a P&L chart or slides into “here is the next trade.” Xykonto is the other door. The ledger is yours. The playbook is yours. Grok may read both. It may not tell you what to click.
Discretionary traders who already have a book — futures, FX, or cash equities — and want process score, not another signal. Accountability groups can share process stats without sharing broker logins.
Anyone looking for entries, exits, or a model that “just works.” If a request would become a trade call, the product is designed to refuse it.
Masoud Elahian (MasBen71). Data work for SMEs by day; this journal is the product that treats psychology as a first-class column, not a footnote.
This repository is the static prototype: Cloudflare-style pages, accounts in localStorage, PayPal and xAI still planned. Production must move users, trial clocks, and receipts to a server. Password hashing here is SHA-256 for the demo; production uses Argon2id.
Contact via GitHub @MasBen71. Not investment advice.
