Trade Debrief · AMTrades

What you are buying

Trade Debrief is a trading journal that installs from your browser on your phone and your laptop. You set your own accounts and rules; it checks every trade against them, shows where each account stands, and turns a week of trades into text you can hand to an AI chat for a review.

This page is the whole of the small print: what the app does with your data, what the licence allows, when you get your money back, and what the app is not.

What is included

It does not connect to your broker, show live prices, or place trades. Your journal is saved to your account and is on every device you sign in on.

Privacy

Your journal is private to your account. We never sell it, share it, or use it for anything but showing it to you.

Everything you enter — accounts, rules, trades, notes, reviews, money entries, screenshots — is kept on your device and saved to your Trade Debrief account, so it is on every device you sign in on.

Licence

A subscription gives you a personal licence while it is active: one person may use it, on as many of their own devices as they like.

Refunds

If Trade Debrief does not work on your device, or it is not what you expected, message the shop within 3 days of your first payment and you get a full refund.

After 3 days, payments are final; cancelling stops the next one. The demo is the full app with sample data, so you can see exactly what you are buying first.

Not financial advice

Educational tool, not financial advice.

Trade Debrief records what you did and measures it against rules you set yourself. It gives no signals, predictions, entries, targets or opinions about any market, and it makes no claim about the results you will get. Trading involves risk of loss. Every figure it shows is arithmetic on the trades you entered.

Trade Debrief is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any prop firm, broker or AI company named by you or by the Rules Finder.

AI use

Help

Message the shop on the platform where you bought it — Etsy or Whop. Say what device and browser you use and what you expected to happen.