Changelog

Fixed: drawings placed by chart tools could stay hidden until the first step of a replay session.

The website now asks before setting any analytics cookie. Choosing “No thanks” sets none.

Visits to the website are counted without cookies and without storing anything on the device.

Privacy Policy updated to cover the website.

Activation, sign-in and password-reset emails now open app.tradifyfx.com directly.

An expired or already-used email link now explains what happened and offers a fresh activation link in one click.

Signing in before activating an account now offers a new activation link instead of an error.

A Discord button in the sidebar joins the TradifyFX community in one click.

Application errors are now captured automatically with the affected release, file and line, so faults are identified and fixed without relying on user reports.

Optional product analytics, enabled only after consent. Declining sends nothing and sets no analytics cookie.

Session replay, where enabled, masks every input field, name, email address and note before any data leaves the browser.

Privacy Policy updated to describe both services and the consent choice.

TradifyFX now runs at app.tradifyfx.com. The previous address continues to work, so existing links and bookmarks are unaffected.

Sign-in, billing and market data were verified on the new address before the change was made.

Chart drawings are saved within seconds of the last change and again when leaving the chart, including when leaving immediately after drawing.

A save indicator in the chart toolbar shows Saving, Saved with a timestamp, or a retry option if a save fails. It also acts as a manual save.

An automated test now draws tools, leaves the chart immediately and confirms they are restored, and runs before every release.

Open positions, balance and the replay clock are saved every few seconds. A closed tab, lost connection or browser back can be resumed from Continue with all trades intact.

In tick-by-tick mode, companion charts now print their current candle live rather than waiting for the bar to close.

Ten additional dashboard widgets: expectancy, payoff ratio, average win, average loss, maximum drawdown, win streak, loss streak, hold ratio, green days and average position size.

Live billing enabled.

New 5, 10, 15 and 30-second candles, plus 2, 3, 4, 10 and 45-minute intervals. Seconds history extends back several years.

Intervals not offered natively by the data provider are assembled from finer bars using whole candles only, so no bar is ever truncated.

Shared result cards and challenge certificates re-verify themselves against the recorded trades each time they are opened. A card that no longer matches its trade record is flagged.

Candle printing is now selectable: bar by bar, or tick by tick, where the current candle forms minute by minute and stops and targets are evaluated on every minute.

Start backtest shortcut added to the Home page. Widget icons redrawn.

A prop-firm challenge is only marked as passed at the end of the session, and only if no rule was breached at any point. Reaching the target early no longer locks in a pass.

The live challenge banner shows the worst day and worst drawdown alongside the current day.

Step clicks are queued rather than dropped, and common timeframes are pre-loaded once the chart opens.

Fixed: selecting Buy while a Sell ticket was open was ignored.

Fixed: dashboard cards omitted the most recent trade in every period. Figures now reconcile with the Journal and Analytics pages.

The weekday report groups trades by the day they were opened, consistent with the table beneath it.

Chart snapshots are private and served through short-lived links only.

Reports now include a headline verdict that prices the most costly habit, a month-on-month comparison, the trades behind every statement, and a readiness check against four common challenge rule sets.

Each strategy remembers its chart count, instruments and timeframes. Continue reopens the exact workspace.

Charts can be added, closed or maximised during a session.

Every closed trade receives a snapshot annotated with entry and exit markers, framed so the whole trade is visible.

The same instrument can be replayed at two timeframes on one clock. Challenge presets added for common rule sets and account sizes. Total R shown on the session summary.

Session results can be shared as a card. Challenge results are issued as a certificate with a QR code that links back for verification.

New accounts see a three-step guide on the Home page that completes itself as each step is done.

A recovery screen replaces any blank page if the application encounters an error, and the error is reported automatically.

Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Risk Disclaimer published.

Reviewing a trade from the Journal opens with the completed trade in view, entry and exit marked, and a Play from entry control to replay it candle by candle.

New Reports page describing habits, timing, strategy performance and risk in plain language, with the supporting trades attached to each statement.

Realistic spread costs applied to every fill by default: buys fill at the ask, sells at the bid.

Actual release dates for US employment, CPI, PPI, GDP, retail sales and PCE from 2005 onward, marked on the chart as the replay clock reaches them.

Monday email summary of the week, and weekly notes beneath the four-week grid on Home.

Redesigned dashboard with drag-to-reorder cards in three sizes, glass surfaces, and a dark or light theme applied across every page.

Widget picker with a preview carousel and inline explanations.

Up to four charts on a single clock: different instruments, or the same instrument at different timeframes, stepping together.

Prop-firm challenge sessions with configurable profit target, daily loss and maximum drawdown, enforced during the session.

Market coverage expanded to 123 instruments: forex majors, minors and exotics, indices, metals, energy, agriculture and bonds.

Trading-session shading and previous-day high/low indicators. Economic event markers for NFP, jobless claims and EIA releases.

Any trade can be replayed from the Journal, graded, tagged and annotated with a snapshot. A side panel beside the chart shows upcoming events, journal entries and live statistics.