NOT A DEMO — there are no figures on this page to be real or invented. It describes what a Lifted Trading account carries, and the theme control below it actually works. Trade this session yourself →
Settings
What you can set up
Everything a Lifted Trading account carries, in full. You are not signed in, so there is nothing here to save — except the theme, which works and will still be set when you come back.
Where the sample data comes from
The trade desk replays the morning of 27 August 2026. The open, high, low, close and volume for that session are exactly as measured. The path between those points is synthesised rather than the exchange’s own prints — we are not licensed to redistribute live or historical tick data, so we reconstruct a plausible path inside the real range and volume rather than show you something we cannot stand behind.
The journal, Performance and the calendar use an invented trading history. Those trades never happened to anyone. Movers, News and the Scanner show real figures transcribed from that one past session, frozen where they closed — and those boards are a selection, not the whole day’s ranking. Six panels out of thirteen available screens, chosen to show the range of what the Scanner does rather than to rank the market.
Nothing on the tour touches a broker, places an order anywhere real, or needs an account.
Appearance
Dark or light, two fixed themes and nothing to fiddle with. Saved to your account so it follows you to any browser you sign in on.
This one is live — try it.Roughly how big is your account
One number. Every risk figure on the Performance page — R-multiples, drawdown as a percentage — is measured against it, so it is the difference between statistics and guesses.
What you usually risk
Your normal risk per trade. Used to size the R-multiple on trades where you did not set a stop, so a messy day still gets graded.
How trades are grouped
Whether fills that go in and out of the same symbol on the same day count as one trade or several. It changes your trade count and your win rate, so it is yours to choose rather than ours to assume.
Your rules
The rules you actually trade by — flat by 15:55, no more than three trades a day, stop after three losses. The journal marks the days you kept them and the days you did not.
Day-note template
The questions you want waiting in every new day note, so the writing starts from a prompt instead of a blank page.
Connections
Your brokers. Read-only keys, encrypted, and you can disconnect one at any time. Alpaca and Schwab today, more coming.
Import
A CSV from your broker, turned into the same trades and statistics a live connection produces. For history that predates your account.
Watchlist
The symbols you want the Trade Desk and Scanner to lead with.