Even Robinhood. Even Webull. The second you break your own rule, GuardMyTrade locks you out — the lock you set when you're calm, that you can't undo when you're not.
First 1,000 traders — free for life
Unedited screenshots from the founder's own accounts. Account numbers removed.
I didn't have a Robinhood problem, or a Webull problem. I had a problem that followed me to every broker I opened — plus more blown prop-firm accounts than I can count. No single broker could stop me. That's the whole reason GuardMyTrade locks all of them.
I'm a software engineer, not a degenerate. I read the books. I journaled. I set rules. I watched every trading-psychology video on YouTube. None of it held.
When you're deep in a loss, your body treats it as a physical threat. Cortisol floods in, the thinking part of your brain goes quiet, and you fight back — you double down, you revenge trade, you try to make it back. Being "disciplined" in that moment is like doing math while a tiger is chasing you. That part of your brain isn't even home.
You don't need more willpower. You need the option removed before the urge hits.
Every other lockout tool works on one pro platform. This is the only one that locks the retail brokers where most of us actually blow up.
Set your limits when you're calm. Cross one, and GuardMyTrade flattens your open positions and blocks new trades until the next session.
There's deliberately no quick off-switch. An AI coach talks you through the urge, and early releases are strictly limited. Tilted-you doesn't get a vote.
The lock follows you across desktop and phone. You can't just pick up the other screen and keep trading.
So not one of them will let you lock yourself out at the exact moment you need it most — because that's the moment you're most profitable to them. I checked every broker, then every piece of software. Nothing could touch the accounts where I did the damage. So I built the thing they never will.
I released GuardMyTrade to the public because I know exactly what tilt does to a retail trader — I lived it, across more accounts than I'd like to admit. If I could hand it to you for free, I would.
But the broker connections, the AI insights, and the cloud infrastructure that keep the lock running around the clock all cost real money. So there's a small fee to keep it alive. I've kept it as low as I possibly can — just enough to cover the costs, nothing more. I never wanted to earn a cent from your worst days. I only want you to have fewer of them.
And the first 1,000 traders? You're the ones helping me get this off the ground — so you keep it free, for life.
— The founder, GuardMyTrade
After the first 1,000, it's $9.99/mo — founding traders pay $0, forever.
First 1,000 traders — free for life
Free to start. Your rules, enforced on your side — GuardMyTrade never places a trade for you, and on a breach it only flattens and locks. Your password never touches us.