“90s after a loss and you're already back in NQ. This is revenge, plain and simple.”
LastLoss · Tradovate
Your strategy isn't
blowing the eval.The trade after your last loss is.
LastLoss watches your Tradovate account live and flags the rule-break while you can still stop: the revenge re-entry, the sixth trade of the day, the one that puts you through your loss limit. It speaks up before the click. Most days that's all it takes to keep the account.
The real reason accounts die
Evals don't die to bad strategy. They die to tilt.
You take the loss, down 1.2R on the day. Your own rule says two trades and you're done. Then price does exactly what you called, without you in it, so you get back in. Bigger, stop a little wider, then no stop at all.
Twenty minutes later the account's gone, and your edge had nothing to do with it. Nobody stopped you at trade three.
You already know your rules. You wrote them on a good day. The problem is nobody enforces them at 9:41 when your hands are moving faster than your head.
- Trades planned2
- Trades taken7
- Rule breaks4
- Edge, thoughfine
You don't need a better strategy. You need to not take trades 3 through 7.
Trading is a business,
not a betting site.Start treating it like one.
How it works
You write the rules. It holds the line.
Connect Tradovate read-only. Set your numbers once. Then every fill runs through them in real time, and the second you cross a line it says so.
{daily_loss_limit: 1000,max_trades: 5,max_consecutive_losses: 2,cooldown_minutes: 30,max_contracts: 3,revenge_window_seconds: 180,sessions: ["09:30-11:00", "15:30-18:00"],}
Read-only and advisory. It watches every fill and speaks up. It never sends, cancels, or blocks an order — your hands stay on your own keyboard.
What it catches
The five ways you actually blow it.
And what it says when you do. These aren't marketing lines — this is the app's own alert copy, word for word.
“That's 6 trades. You said 5 was the limit. You're done for the day. Close the platform.”
“3 in a row. Hands OFF until 10:56. The next trade doesn't win it back — it digs the hole deeper.”
“+5 NQ, max is 3. Sizing up to win it back isn't conviction — it's tilt. Trim it now.”
“Down $400. Limit hit. Every trade from here is you lighting money on fire. Shut. It. Down.”
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. Tone is adjustable, from firm to brutal.
Pricing
Costs less than one revenge trade.
An account reset at a major futures firm costs more than two months of LastLoss — and a blown eval costs the fee plus the weeks you spent passing it.
EARLY ACCESS Free while in beta | PRO · AT LAUNCH $29/mo cancel anytime | |
|---|---|---|
| Live Tradovate connection | ✓ | ✓ |
| All discipline rules + cooldowns | ✓ | ✓ |
| Prop-firm rule presets | ✓ | ✓ |
| Multi-account risk cockpit | — | ✓ |
| AI coach nudges | — | ✓ |
| Daily-loss takeover screen | ✓ | ✓ |
| Discipline streaks + session recap | ✓ | ✓ |
Straight answers
FAQ
Does it place trades?+
No. It's advisory. It reads your account and warns you — it never sends, cancels, or modifies an order. Your hands stay on your own keyboard.
Will my prop firm allow API access?+
Check your firm's TOS. LastLoss connects read-only, but some firms restrict third-party API connections regardless. That's your call to verify before you use it — not something I can promise for your account.
Which platforms does it support?+
Tradovate first, since it's what most funded futures traders are on. Other platforms will follow if there's real demand for them.
Where does my data go?+
It runs on your own machine and reads your account locally. It stores what it needs to enforce your rules for the session and nothing you didn't ask it to.
What does it cost?+
Free while it's in beta. At launch, Pro is $29/mo or $199/yr — and waitlist members lock the price for life. Cancel anytime.
You've seen that screen. Next time, hear it at −$210 — while stopping still counts.
Free to join. When it's ready you'll get one email from me, not a drip sequence, and you'll be first through the door.