01 / The plan
Risk first. The lot follows.
You set what a trade may cost. RiskDeck works out the lot from your stop and puts the amount on the button before you send.
On the panelRISK PER TRADE $100.00 · LOT 0.19 · CONFIRM BUY · $100.00
Trading tools for people who already have rules.
RiskDeck keeps them at the click. Tapebook shows you the day afterwards.
Made by one trader and tested on his own accounts. Not for anyone looking for signals.
RiskDeckMT5 panel
TapebookTrading journal
Two tools for traders who keep their own rules
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You know your rules.
You also know the moment you break them.
We make tools for that moment.
02 / The position
Then it runs the trade.
Break-even, partial closes and trailing follow the rules you set beforehand. One press moves the stop to break-even or closes half.
On the panelBE · 50% · × · +1.4R
03 / After a loss
It asks twice. It never refuses.
Straight after a loss, RiskDeck wants a second press and tells you why. The decision stays yours.
On the panelPress CONFIRM again to send · Straight after a loss
04 / The line
At your limit, the answer is no.
When a trade would cross your daily loss line, RiskDeck shows how much room is left before you send.
On the panelStops would cross a limit
At the line it refuses new trades until the day resets. Open positions stay open. Closing them is a separate switch, off by default.
On the panel■ DAILY LIMIT · $500.00 / $500.00
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Real screens, RiskDeck 2.1, demo account
The whole day, on recrd.
Tapebook, the trading journal
See the day the way it happened.
Your trades after the session, the plan before it, the review of the day and the week. On your computer and your phone.
Most journals die in the second week, because someone has to fill them in. Tapebook starts from the trades themselves: what you took, what you planned, where your limits stood. You add the one thing no import can. What you were thinking.
A week inside Tapebook.
Demo data in every screen
01 Calendar
The month in R.
Good days, bad days, and how many of them stayed inside your limits.
02 Day review
One day, start to finish.
The result, the loss budget, and your own note on how it went.
03 Trade card
Every trade, with its risk.
What it cost, what it made in R, and what you wrote about it.
04 Week review
The week, side by side.
Best trades next to the worst ones. Both are yours.
05 Not taken
What you didn't do.
The plans you dropped and the orders RiskDeck refused, next to the trades you took.
06 Tapebuddy
The AI in the journal.
A short review of your week and answers about your own trades. Its answers are written by AI and can be wrong.
Together
RiskDeck writes it down.
Tapebook shows it to you.
In MetaTrader 5
RiskDeck logs your trades and its own decisions: the order it refused, the plan you dropped.
In between
Tapebook Connector sends them from MetaTrader 5 to your journal. It only reads. It doesn't place, change or close trades, and it never asks for your MetaTrader password.
In your journal
They sit next to the trades you took, on the day they happened.
The order RiskDeck refused and the plan you dropped are in your journal, next to the trades you took.
Each tool works alone / You buy them separately
1,900+
Automated checks all passing
2.1
RiskDeck current version
Demo
In the Strategy Tester before you buy
Made for a few.
Honest about who.
It's for
- Traders who already have their own rules.
- MetaTrader 5, often on funded accounts.
- People who know their discipline problem better than anyone.
It's not for
- Anyone looking for signals.
- Anyone who wants a strategy handed over.
- Anyone hoping software will trade for them.
Dojiwave is made by Tomky, one trader. Every version runs on his own accounts before it reaches yours.
The tools
Two tools.
Bought separately.
For MetaTrader 5 / on the MQL5 Market
RiskDeck
$119
Or rent it: $30 for 3 months, $79 for a year. The current price is on MQL5. Try the demo in the Strategy Tester first.
Get RiskDeck on MQL5On your computer and phone / paid through Paddle
Tapebook
$15a month, or $129 a year
Tapebook Pro: $25 a month or $215 a year. Prices before tax. Paddle handles payment and invoices.
Open TapebookTapebook Connector You set it up from Tapebook: Settings, Connect MT5. About the Connector
Does RiskDeck trade for me?
No. It doesn't open trades on its own and it gives no signals. It sizes, checks and manages the trades you decide to take.
What happens at my daily loss limit?
RiskDeck refuses new trades until the day resets. Open positions stay open; closing them is a separate switch, off by default. If you'd rather have a warning only, there is a setting for that.
Do you have presets for prop firms?
No, and we won't. Firms change their terms, and only you know the current ones.
Can I try RiskDeck before I buy?
Yes. It runs as a demo in the MetaTrader 5 Strategy Tester.
Do I need both tools?
No. Each one works alone and you buy them separately. Together, the Connector sends your trades and the panel's decisions to the journal.
What can the Connector do on my account?
Read. It doesn't place, change or close trades, and it never asks for your MetaTrader password.
What is Tapebuddy?
The AI in the journal: a short review of your week and answers about your own trades. Its answers are written by AI and can be wrong.