FreeTradingChecklist is a crypto workspace for screening markets, reading structure, sizing risk, running your checklist and reviewing a factual journal. No signals, no exchange keys, no order execution.
Each tool has a job and a boundary. The screener finds candidates; the chart validates context; the calculator sizes the risk; the checklist gates the trade; the journal tells you what actually happened.
A repeatable sequence
You cannot control the next candle. You can control what you checked, what you risked and whether you followed the rule you wrote down.
Start your first checklistStart with a watchlist and a market snapshot. Decide what you are looking for before you look.
Screen the universe, then open the chart. Check structure, momentum and the invalidation level.
Set the stop first. Let the risk budget, fees and target decide the position size.
Trading software usually fills every gap with a confident-looking number. This build does the opposite: if a feed is unavailable or a feature is not implemented, the interface says so.
Create an account and use the full current workspace at no cost. No card, no trial countdown and no checkout screen. Pro is a stored plan label only; billing is not automated in this deployment.
The short answers to the things that decide whether a trading tool belongs in your process.
Still unsure?
Read the risk disclosure before creating an account. It is short and specific about what this service does not do.
Read the risk disclosureNo. Every page is an analysis or record-keeping tool. There are no buy/sell calls, copy trading, managed accounts or return promises. You make and execute your own decisions.
No. There is no exchange API key field, no withdrawal permission and no order execution. Public market data is read from Binance REST endpoints. Your trades are entered manually.
Spot tickers and candles come from data-api.binance.vision; USDⓈ-M funding and open interest come from fapi.binance.com. A snapshot is cached briefly and may be delayed, rate-limited or unavailable. It can differ from your exchange.
Set up a watchlist, size one trade honestly and run one checklist. The workspace is free, and the first number you improve may be the risk you did not take.
Analysis and record-keeping only. Trading involves substantial risk.
Risk preview
Live calculation · linear BTCUSDT
Position size
0.05955 BTC
$4,764.18 notional · $1,588.06 margin
Net R:R
1.86 : 1
$100 at risk
Stop distance
2%
Fees at stop
$4.72
Net profit
$185.71
Taker fees of 0.05% per side are included. Liquidation price is deliberately not estimated: exchange margin tiers and mark-price rules decide it. Example entry follows the current BTCUSDT spot price.
Real-time spot quotes, 24h momentum & volume leaders
Candles, moving averages, market structure and rule-based pattern detection on one screen.
Run the checklist, record the grade and keep the order on your exchange — never here.
Close the trade with facts. The journal derives the metrics; you review the decisions.
Transparent inputs
Every calculated value can be traced to candles, prices or stored facts.
No trading permissions
There is no exchange key to leak, because the product never asks for one.
Your rows, your account
Supabase row-level security scopes every saved record to its owner.
Only if an alert evaluator process is actually deployed and ALERTS_EVALUATOR_ENABLED is set. By default this build stores definitions and leaves them paused. It does not send email or push notifications, and it never labels an alert active without a check.
Binance's public REST API does not expose aggregate liquidation events, and this build has no licensed liquidation provider. The radar shows real funding and open interest and discloses the gap rather than inventing clusters.
The server recomputes net P&L from entry, exit, quantity, direction, fees and funding. R uses the risk amount you stored. Open and cancelled trades are excluded from realised metrics. Inverse-contract journal metrics are not supported.
No. It is a historical simulation on a single OHLCV window. Signals use closed bars, entries fill at the next open, and if a bar touches both stop and target the stop fills first. Funding, liquidation, order-book depth and market impact are not modelled.
Yes, from the account page. Deletion requires the server-only service-role key on this deployment. If it is absent, the action refuses safely and tells you to contact support rather than attempting a partial delete.