“You bought NQ back 90s after a loss. That's not a setup — that's you trying to get even. Don't.”
New position 90s after a losing exit
LastLoss for Tradovate
You already wrote the rules, on a good day. Nobody enforces them at 9:41, when your hands are moving faster than your head.
Card up front, nothing charged for 14 days. Then $29/mo, locked for life.
Read-only by construction: no order-entry code, so nothing places, cancels or blocks a trade. Your firm's TOS has the final word — each page above carries that firm's current published limits.
verbatim
Every line below is the app's own alert copy, word for word. Nothing here was written for a website.
“You bought NQ back 90s after a loss. That's not a setup — that's you trying to get even. Don't.”
New position 90s after a losing exit
“That's 6 trades. You said 5 was the limit. You're done for the day. Close the platform.”
Past your max trades for the day
“3 losses in a row. Hands off the keyboard until 10:56. The next trade isn't the one that fixes it.”
Consecutive losses trip a mandatory pause
“You're +5 NQ. Your max is 3. Sizing up to win it back isn't conviction — it's tilt. Trim it now.”
Position past your max contracts
“Down $400. That's your limit — the one you set. Shut it down. Today is over. There's nothing left to prove.”
Called at 70%, 90%, 100% of your limit
Every one of these is a rule you set. It never decides what counts as a good trade. It holds you to the limits you picked when you were thinking straight. It ships on Blunt; Brutal is a switch in Settings, for the days that earn it.
HEAR THE COACH
The bundled voice, rendered from two of the call-outs above. It runs offline on your machine, so nothing is sent anywhere to make it speak.
One window. No orders, no keys, no access to your money. It reads your account and tells you the truth about what you're doing.

MID-SESSION
Where you actually are. Realised P&L against the limit you set, trades against your own cap, and the coach feed logging every call-out as it happens.
LIMIT HIT
The moment the day ends.
It takes over the window and says one thing. It still can't close your platform. Walking away is your call, and that's the point.
Every session gets a grade. Get your first A.

Both shots are the real app on replayed session data. That is what the SIM · REPLAY · DEMO badges in the header mean. Nothing here is a mockup.
scope
Here is exactly what it can reach, stated plainly enough to check.
Then $29/mo, locked for life. Everything included from the first minute — there are no tiers.
14-DAY FREE TRIAL
$29/mo
Nothing charged for the first fourteen days — cancel in the trial and you pay nothing. Subscribe now and $29/mo is yours for life, including after it goes up at launch.
The rate holds for as long as the subscription runs uninterrupted. Cancel and resubscribe later and you pay whatever the price is then.
$0.97 a day, against a reset fee you have paid more than once. Do the maths in your own numbers →
Straight answers. If one is missing, ask before you connect anything.
No. It's advisory. It reads your account and warns you. It never sends, cancels, or modifies an order, and there is no order-entry code in the app to turn on. Your hands stay on your own keyboard. That is also why it is not the same thing as your platform's auto-liquidation: that fires at 100%, when the money is already gone. This says it at 70%, and at the revenge re-entry ninety seconds after a loss, which is behaviour rather than a number.
Check your firm's TOS. LastLoss connects to Tradovate read-only, but some firms restrict third-party connections regardless. That is your call to verify before you use it, not something I can promise for your account. It ships presets for Apex, Topstep, Elite Trader Funding, MyFundedFutures, TakeProfit Trader, Lucid Trading and Tradeify; firms change their numbers, so confirm against their published rules. Tradovate is the only platform today. Rithmic is the most-asked-for, with no date attached until it works.
Nowhere. It runs on your own machine and reads your account locally, over your own Tradovate session. It stores what it needs to enforce your rules for the session and nothing you didn't ask it to. The voice is bundled and renders offline, so even the coach speaking sends nothing anywhere.
Fourteen days free with a card, then $29/mo — cancel inside the trial and you pay nothing. Subscribe now and $29/mo is locked for as long as the subscription runs uninterrupted, including after the price goes up at launch. The free beta is no longer available to download; if you already run it, your install keeps working until 21 October 2026.
A journal tells you what you did wrong tomorrow morning, over coffee, when the account is already down and the only thing left to do is feel bad about it accurately. TradeZella, Edgewonk, that spreadsheet: they are all post-mortems. LastLoss says it ninety seconds after the losing exit, with your hand on the mouse and the order not yet sent. That is the only moment the information is worth anything.
Fourteen days free. Pro then locks your price for life.
Card up front, nothing charged for 14 days. Then $29/mo, locked for life.