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Published: four utilities on the Market (risk and trade management for funded accounts) and three free tools on CodeBase, plus a custom MT5 indicator delivered here with a 5-star review.
Local MT5 + MetaEditor on a demo account, so every job ships with a tester report and screenshots. I also build in Python (REST trading bots, data pipelines) and web (Node, Postgres). Fixed price, source code included, Requirements Specification agreed before work starts.
Trade Reporter isn't a trading robot. It watches your account and posts what happens to your Telegram chats or channels and your Discord server. It never opens, closes or modifies a trade. It's for signal providers, prop-firm traders sharing their progress, trading groups, and anyone who wants their trades on their phone as they happen. WHAT IT POSTS - Open: side, symbol, entry, stop and target (with distance in pips), lot size, and the risk at the stop in money and % of balance. - Stop /
Static means the floor is fixed from your starting balance — lose 8% from the start and you're out, but a good run lifts you safely away from it. Trailing means the floor follows your equity high — get up 5%, and now the same 8% is measured from there, so giving back what you just made can breach you even though you're still in profit overall. Most challenges use trailing; a lot of funded accounts switch to static. Firms rarely spell out which, and traders blow accounts on the difference.
If your risk tool measures drawdown from the start balance only, it's the wrong number on a trailing challenge. Prop Trade Manager Pro does both and shows the live floor on the panel, but the point stands whatever you use: check which one your firm applies before you fund.
Wrote up the full settings-by-input guide (with challenge vs funded presets) on my blog.
The free one (One-Click Trade Manager, on CodeBase) does the one thing most manual mistakes come from — position sizing. Set your risk % and stop distance, it shows the exact lot for the symbol and opens with SL/TP attached. Rounds the lot down, never up. Never trades on its own.
The paid Prop Trade Manager Pro adds what keeps a funded account alive after the entry: break-even, trailing, partial close, and daily/weekly/drawdown locks that survive a restart.
Free version → my CodeBase. Feedback welcome — that's how the last few versions got better.
Prop Trade Manager Pro is not a trading strategy. It never opens a position on its own: every order comes from a button you press, and every rule is an input you set. Attach it to one chart and it sizes your trades, manages what is open, and enforces the limits that funded accounts and prop-firm challenges (FTMO, The5ers, MyFundedFX, E8 and the rest) live or die by. It is built for the trader who can find the entry but loses the account to one oversized trade or one bad day. Screenshots are
News Guard Prop is not a trading strategy. On a live or demo account it never opens a position. Attach it to one chart and it reads the MetaTrader 5 economic calendar for the currencies you actually trade, then does, automatically and every time, what a prop-firm rule book asks for around a news release. It is built for prop-firm challenges and funded accounts where trading around high-impact news is restricted or penalised, and for anyone who has watched a spread spike take out a stop two
Smart Loss Exit Prop is not a trading strategy. On a live or demo account it never opens a position and it never touches a position that is in profit. Attach it to one chart and it watches every position on the account — your manual trades and any other Expert Advisor — and cuts the losers that meet your rules, before they reach the hard stop that ends a challenge. It is built for prop-firm challenges and funded accounts, where the daily loss limit is closer than the stop-loss, and for anyone
Risk Guard Prop is not a trading strategy. It never opens a position on a live or demo account. Attach it to one chart per account and it watches every position on the account — your manual trades and any other Expert Advisor — and enforces the rules you set. When a rule is hit it closes what is open, blocks new positions (they are closed the moment they appear), tells you why, and keeps the lock through a terminal restart. It is built for prop-firm challenges and funded accounts, where one bad