Five trading apps in one window
Charts in one app, trades in another, lot size on a calculator, practice in a simulator, the journal in Excel. Pulse brings it all into one window.
- MetaTrader 5
- Binance
- Bybit
- OKX
Any MetaTrader 5 broker, several terminals at once. Binance, Bybit and OKX: futures and spot. More venues are on the way.
Drag the stop. Pulse does the math
Set your risk, say 0.5% of the account, and put the stop beyond the level. The size updates as you drag, and the money at the stop and each target shows right on the lines.
- The order type picks itself: market, limit or stop
- Up to six targets, each closing its own share of the position
- The daily limit and the pause after a run of stops are checked before the order goes out
- Volume
- 0.41 lots
- At stop
- −$49.20
- At target
- +$94.30
- R:R
- 1.92
Drag the stop or target line
Backtest
A month of history in one evening
Runs up to 120 times faster than real time
Jump to any point in the past and trade it bar by bar. The future stays hidden, and trades go to a paper account with your broker’s spread, commission and swap.
- Startfrom any date, or blind from a random bar
- Honeststepping back resets the account: no do-overs
- Resulteach run goes into the journal on its own
Where your money leaks
The journal collects trades on its own: live MT5 and exchange accounts, Backtest runs and MetaTrader reports. Results in money, percent and R, by hour, day and ticker.
- “When I trade”: a map of results by hour and weekday
- A grade for every trade: to plan, broke the rules, impulse
- Trade review with bar-by-bar replay and the exit reason
A tool for manual trading with automated trade management
- Telegram alerts
- Pine v5 & v6
- Money Hunter 2
- Footprint & delta
- Order book & heatmap
- 1s → 1Y
- 8 charts per window
- TP1 … TP6
- Rule-based break-even
- Daily drawdown limit
- Pause after a losing streak
- Hotkeys
- Synced drawings
- EN / RU
Common questions
What do I need to get started?
A PC with Windows 10 or 11 and a Pulse account. To trade with a broker you need MetaTrader 5 installed with an account; for crypto exchanges, an API key without withdrawal rights.
Which brokers and exchanges can I connect?
Any MetaTrader 5 broker, even several terminals at once. Binance, Bybit and OKX: futures and spot. cTrader, TradeLocker and stocks aren’t supported yet; more venues are on the way.
Can I use it on both a desktop and a laptop?
Yes. A license covers three of your computers, with Pulse open on one of them at a time. Open it on another, and your workspace moves there in a couple of seconds: charts with drawings, alerts, Market Watch and tabs. You swap computers in your dashboard.
Is there a Mac or mobile version?
For now Pulse runs on Windows 10 and 11; a macOS version is in the works. Alerts reach your phone via Telegram, and you can close a position in the MetaTrader 5 mobile app.
Does Pulse trade for me?
No, and it doesn’t give signals either. You make the entries; the terminal sizes the lot, manages the position by your rules and enforces your risk limits. Your Expert Advisors keep running in MetaTrader 5.
What happens when my license runs out?
You won’t get stuck in a position: you can always close a trade or cancel an order; only new entries are blocked. Stops and targets at your broker keep working.
Trade on the market’s pulse
Create an account: in your dashboard you’ll pay for the license, download Pulse and link your computer.