Pass your prop-firm eval without blowing the rules

Why evals actually fail

DAILY LOSS CAP

One bad morning, three quick losers, and the cap is gone before lunch — with the whole eval fee behind it.

REVENGE SIZING

The trade after a stop-out is the most dangerous of the day: bigger size, thinner reason, no plan.

DRAWDOWN CREEP

Max/trailing drawdown limits die by a thousand cuts — nobody tracks the running distance to the line while tilted.

What Eval Mode does

Your eval's rules become pre-trade gates. Enter the daily loss cap, max/trailing drawdown, position size limits, and trade-count rules once — every trade passes through them before you size.
Distance-to-breach, always visible. A running "you are $340 from your daily cap" readout, so the line is never a surprise.
A cooldown wall after consecutive losers. You set the trigger. Overriding is possible — but logged, and it counts against your discipline score.
A discipline score across the whole eval. Process-only (clean trade +1, broken rule −½) — a graded record of whether you traded like someone a firm should fund.
Day-by-day eval journal. Every session logged and debriefed, so a failed eval still teaches you exactly which rule to fix before the retry fee.

✕ Never places trades ✕ No pass guarantees ✕ No signals, ever

Honest status: Eval Mode is in development — this page exists to measure demand before it's built. If enough traders join the list, it ships next. The core discipline cockpit (plan rules, gates, cooldowns, discipline score) is live today and free — you can enforce a daily loss cap and cooldowns with it right now.