Knowledge base
Trade your plan,
step by step.
How Luxabit works, and the trading-discipline basics behind it: writing a plan, sizing positions, measuring your results and staying out of revenge trades. Kept up to date with the app.
Using Luxabit
How every part of the app works, with the exact limits and prices.
What is Luxabit?
Luxabit is an AI trading coach that checks every trade idea against your own written trading plan, before you enter and after you exit. No signals, no tips, no investment advice.
Your trading plan in Luxabit
How to set up your trading plan in Luxabit: playbooks for the setups you trade, minimum R:R, max risk per trade, daily limits, trading hours and up to 10 rules of your own. Everything Luxabit checks comes from here.
The pre-trade check: test an idea against your own rules
Before you enter, Luxabit checks your own entry, stop-loss and take-profit against your trading plan: risk, R:R, trading hours, daily limits and your own rules. How it works and what each result means.
The Luxabit coach next to your TradingView chart
With the Luxabit browser extension, the coach opens in a side panel next to your own TradingView chart, so you can check a trade against your own trading plan without leaving your chart. How to set it up and what the extension can see.
Prop firm mode: stay within your challenge's loss limits
Trading a prop firm challenge? In prop firm mode Luxabit checks every trade idea against your own daily loss limit and maximum drawdown, in percent of your account, and shows how much room you have left.
What the AI coach does and doesn't do
Luxabit's AI coach asks questions and holds you to your own rules. It never gives buy or sell advice, price levels or market predictions, and every answer passes a multi-layer check before you see it.
The Luxabit trading journal
How to log trades in Luxabit's journal: statuses, fields, tags, your own rules per trade, realised R, win rate, expectancy, profit factor, equity curve, calendar and CSV export. Unlimited on every plan.
Importing trades from CSV, Excel or MetaTrader
Bring your trading history into Luxabit's journal from a CSV or Excel file: your own spreadsheet journal, another journal's export or your broker's trade history. On every plan, up to 5,000 trades per file.
Importing your trades from OKX
On Trader and Pro, connect OKX with a read-only API key and your futures, perpetual swap and spot trades appear in your Luxabit journal by themselves. How to set it up, what is imported and how trades without a stop-loss are shown.
Importing your trades from Bybit
On Trader and Pro, connect Bybit with a read-only API key and your perpetual, futures and spot trades appear in your Luxabit journal by themselves. How to set it up, what is imported and how stop-losses are read.
Importing your futures trades from Binance
On Trader and Pro, connect Binance with a read-only API key and your USDⓈ-M futures trades appear in your Luxabit journal by themselves. How to set it up, what is imported and what isn't.
Importing your trades from cTrader
On Trader and Pro, connect cTrader by logging in there with read-only access, and your forex, gold and other CFD trades appear in your Luxabit journal by themselves. How to set it up, what is imported and how stop-losses are read.
The Discipline Score explained
Luxabit's Discipline Score measures from 0 to 100 how well each trade followed your own trading plan, not how profitable it was. What counts, how it's calculated and how to read the trend.
The daily routine: check in, trade, close the day
Luxabit's daily routine: read your own plan before the session, see your day against your own limits, close the day with a reflection, and build a streak and a discipline heatmap.
The Luxabit Academy: a free course in trading with discipline
Become a Disciplined Trader: short lessons on why traders break their rules and how to stop, with an exercise after each lesson that you do in your own Luxabit account.
Post-trade reviews
After you close a trade, Luxabit's coach writes a short review of your process: which of your own rules you followed, what your notes and history say, and a question to take into the next trade. Optionally with charts.
Patterns in your trading
Luxabit compares your own closed trades to show what following or breaking your rules, impulsive tags, time of day and each setup have meant for your results in R. Plain statistics, never a recommendation.
The position size calculator
Luxabit's position size calculator works out how many units you can trade so that hitting your stop-loss costs exactly the risk you chose. It calculates in your browser and never sends anything to the AI.
Luxabit plans and pricing
Luxabit's Starter plan is free with your trading plan, unlimited journal and Discipline Score. Trader and Pro add more coach messages, a review after every trade and importing your trades from OKX, Bybit, and Binance or cTrader. Prices, limits and billing.
Your account and your data
Creating a Luxabit account, resetting your password, two-factor authentication, what Luxabit stores, how to export your journal and how to delete your account and all its data yourself.
Trading discipline
The concepts and habits behind trading to a plan.
How to write a trading plan
A trading plan is a short set of rules you write before you trade: what you trade, when, how much you risk and what makes you enter or stay out. A step-by-step guide with an example.
What is the risk/reward ratio (R:R)?
The risk/reward ratio compares what you stand to lose if your stop-loss is hit with what you stand to gain at your take-profit. How to calculate it, why it matters with your win rate, and its limits.
Position sizing: how much to risk per trade
Position sizing decides how much you lose when a trade hits its stop-loss. How fixed-percentage risk works, how to calculate a position size, and why it decides how long you survive a losing streak.
R-multiples, expectancy, win rate and profit factor
The four numbers that describe a trading approach: R-multiples, win rate, expectancy and profit factor. What each means, how to calculate them from your journal, and how much data you need.
Revenge trading: what it is and how to stop
Revenge trading is taking a new trade right after a loss to win the money back. Why it happens, how to recognise it, and concrete rules that stop it before it costs you more.
FOMO and overtrading
FOMO is entering because you're afraid to miss a move; overtrading is taking more trades than your plan allows. How both show up, what they cost, and the rules and habits that keep them in check.
Why keep a trading journal (and what to log)
A trading journal turns your trades into data about your own behaviour. Why it matters, what to record for every trade, how to review it, and the mistakes that make journals useless.
Process vs. outcome: judging a trade the right way
A winning trade isn't automatically a good trade, and a losing trade isn't automatically a bad one. Why traders should judge their process instead of single results, and how to do it in practice.
Comparisons
How Luxabit differs from other ways to coach yourself.
Luxabit vs. ChatGPT or another general AI for trading
How an AI trading coach like Luxabit differs from asking ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini about trades: your own plan and history, server-side checks instead of AI guesses, and strict limits on advice.
Luxabit vs. a spreadsheet or trading journal app
A spreadsheet or journal app records your trades after the fact. Luxabit also checks every idea against your own plan before you enter, and scores each trade on discipline, not just profit.