Simple And Unique Tool

What happens when a trader no longer needs to juggle a dozen separate tools to do the work of one session? That question sits at the heart of this program. Built for MetaTrader 5, it is a single, self-contained trading companion designed to handle the full scope of what a trader actually needs — from placing a position and setting a stop-loss, to copying trades across platforms, analyzing a month's performance on a profit calendar, and having a conversation with an AI about what the market is doing. Whether you are stepping into the markets for the first time or have been managing positions for years, the program is structured so that neither experience level runs into a ceiling.

The program is organized across five primary sections: TRADE, CLOSE, MANAGE, AI, and OTHERS. Each section carries a specific function, and together they form a coherent system where the trader stays in control without switching contexts.

TRADE

Order execution is where most tools begin and end. Here, it is only where things start. The TRADE section supports both market and hedge modes, letting traders open long or short positions with a single configured action. Stop-loss and take-profit levels can be set with precision before an order is placed, and volume parameters are adjustable per trade. For those who prefer to wait for a specific price before entering, pending orders are fully supported. The interface also includes a risk input editor that calculates lot sizes directly from a defined risk percentage, removing the need for external calculators and keeping the decision-making process in one place.

CLOSE

Exiting a position with the same clarity as entering one is not always straightforward. The CLOSE section addresses this directly. A trader can close a single position, exit all profitable trades while leaving the rest open, or clear the entire portfolio — open positions and pending orders — in one action. Filtering by direction (LONG or SHORT), by profitability status, by volume size, or by age (oldest or newest position) gives the trader granular control over how and when positions are exited. Nothing is assumed; every exit is intentional.

MANAGE

The MANAGE section is where a position's life cycle becomes genuinely intelligent. Once a trade moves into profit, the program can automate the process of locking in gains through trailing stops and breakeven settings. The trader configures a breakeven start level, an activation threshold (BE Level), and the trailing stop parameters — start distance, step size, and trailing distance. From that point, each position adapts as the market moves in the trader's favor.

What makes this section particularly capable is that each position operates on its own independent settings. One trade can have a trailing stop of a certain distance while another runs a different configuration entirely. This is not a blanket rule applied across all open positions — it is per-position management, giving the trader the same level of precision over their exits as they have over their entries. Virtual stop-loss and take-profit levels, five distinct trailing stop types, and full control over trade modification are all part of what the single position handler offers.

AI

The AI section brings conversational intelligence directly into the trading environment. Rather than leaving the platform to consult a chatbot or search for market context, the trader can ask questions, request analysis, or think through a strategy without interrupting their workflow.

10 AI providers are supported natively, each with its own strengths. Claude by Anthropic (api.anthropic.com/v1/messages) is well suited for complex reasoning, detailed trade analysis, and structured thinking. OpenAI's GPT models (api.openai.com/v1) cover general conversation, broad knowledge queries, and creative reasoning. xAI's Grok (api.x.ai/v1) brings real-time awareness and current event context into the conversation. Google's Gemini (generativelanguage.googleapis.com/v1) handles large-context tasks and multimodal queries. For traders who want access to over 400 models from a single endpoint, OpenRouter (openrouter.ai/api/v1) is fully supported as a compatible alternative.

Each provider is configured through the Option + O menu within the AI panel, where the trader enters the base URL, pastes their API key, and optionally adjusts model preferences, temperature, and token limits. API keys for each service are obtained from their respective developer consoles. For any setup questions or configuration help, the developer is available for direct support.

The AI section also supports context retention, allowing the conversation to carry forward across queries rather than starting fresh each time. A stealth mode is available for those who prefer a quieter interface, and the AI can be paired with live trading data so that analysis is grounded in what is actually happening in the account at that moment.

Beyond conversation, the AI operates as an agent. It can open trades, modify existing positions, retrieve live price data, analyze historical trades by ticket number, generate an advanced account summary, and execute capable tasks through tool calling. As of today, this is the only agentic AI platform available on MT5. Future development will extend this further — including image analysis, multi-channel tool calls that execute several tasks in parallel, and data context reload when the program restarts.

OTHERS

The OTHERS section is the broadest part of the program, currently housing around fifty tools that extend the platform well beyond standard trading functions.

Performance tracking begins with two profit and loss calendars — one in the Gregorian format and one in the Jewish Civil calendar. Both are built to a standard rarely seen on MQL5. Clicking any date surfaces the trade statistics for that specific day: entries, exits, profit, loss, and more. It is an intuitive way to review what worked and when.

Account history and statistics are available here as well, with metrics covering total trade count, win rate, average winning and losing trade sizes, and consecutive win and loss streaks. A portfolio analyzer sits alongside these, enabling comparison of performance metrics and graphs across different instruments or time periods in a Magnum-style view.

For traders who work with custom chart types — renko charts, range bars, or other non-standard symbols — the program solves a practical problem. Custom symbols on MT5 are not directly tradable, but if a symbol like EURUSD.Renko10 mirrors the tick behavior of the real EURUSD, there is no reason the trader cannot act on it. A custom symbol mapping page links these instruments to their real, tradable counterparts, and a grid trader tool allows grid-based trade placement directly on those mapped symbols.

Trade copying across platforms is built in. The program supports master-to-client copying from MT5 to another MT5 terminal, to cTrader, to Tradelocker, and to Tradovate (market orders and position closes in beta). Each copier has its own symbol mapping page, accommodating the naming conventions of each platform — for example, symbol names on Tradovate differ from those on a standard MT5 terminal, and the program handles this translation cleanly.

Five calculators cover the quantitative side of planning: a compounding calculator, a risk of ruin model, and three additional tools for sizing and projection work. A world clock anchors session awareness, showing the accurate current time for New York, Sydney, Tokyo, Frankfurt, and London derived from the local PC clock — with no dependency on internet time services.

A symbol and timeframe navigator, an FXBOOK sentiment page, an interest rates reference page, and a tool for copying chart objects across all open charts sharing the same symbol and timeframe round out what is currently available. Several utilities within OTHERS are still in active development.

A Note on Where Things Stand

The program is in beta. The AI and all its related components have been fully stabilized — the earlier bug affecting chart reloads has been resolved, and the agentic capabilities are functioning as intended. Other areas, particularly some utilities within the OTHERS section, are still being refined. Bugs may surface, and when they do, they will be fixed. The goal is a platform that keeps growing — with multi-language support, features driven by user input, and an expanding set of tools as the community shapes what comes next. Contributions to the project are welcome, and the developer is reachable for anyone who wants to get involved or report something worth looking at.