Get better, faster.
New traders who journal and review their trades improve dramatically faster than ones who don't. Echo Trader handles the journaling automatically — so you can focus on getting better.
Improve faster with the right tools.
Trades ready to journal
No more "I'll start journaling next week." Every fill is auto-imported so all you have to do is add the notes.
AI insights that teach
The AI doesn't just show numbers — it explains what's working and what's leaking. Like having a coach review your trades.
Real guardrails
Set daily and weekly profit and loss limits per account. When you hit one, your broker halts trading and flattens the account — no willpower required.
Daily & weekly targets
Set daily and weekly profit and loss limits per account. See your live drawdown so you always know where you stand.
Start on demo, scale to live
Practice on a demo account, then add live or prop firm accounts when you're ready. Same dashboard, same journal, same insights.
Community of traders
Join our Discord and learn from traders running every kind of strategy — eval, funded, live, scalpers, swing.
If you're just starting, do these five things.
- Start with a demo account in Tradovate or NinjaTrader
- Connect it to Echo Trader (free for 7 days) so every fill is auto-imported and ready to journal
- Set a daily loss limit — even on demo. Get used to having limits.
- Review your AI insights weekly. Look for time-of-day or instrument patterns.
- Join the Discord — most of what we learn comes from other traders in the community
Quick answers
I'm brand new — is this too advanced?
Not at all. The journaling and risk tools are exactly what brand-new traders need most. The copying side is there for when you're ready to scale.
Do I need a live account to use Echo Trader?
No — start on a demo Tradovate or NinjaTrader account. Practice, journal, learn. Add live or prop accounts when you're ready.
Where can I learn more?
Join our Discord (https://discord.gg/B274V6ADMG) — the community is full of new and experienced traders sharing what they've learned.