An AI reads your trades and finds your leaks

You already have the evidence for every recurring mistake you make — it's sitting in your journal. Your Leaks reads it and hands you the verdict: your costly patterns, ranked worst-first, each priced in the dollars it's actually bled. Not a model's opinion — your own closed trades, sorted by what they cost you.

Illustrative example — your card is built from your own closed trades.

Twelve kinds of leak, priced

note500 scans your journal for the recurring, costly patterns you'd never tally by hand, and prices each in real dollars — an expectancy gap times the trades it happened over, or the money left on the table:

• Trading bigger after a loss — revenge-sizing when your expectancy is already falling.
• Overtrading on heavy days — the marginal trade past your steady pace that pays less.
• Jumping back in after a stop-out — re-entering the same ticker within minutes of a loss.
• Holding losers longer than winners — cutting winners fast and letting losers run, the opposite of the edge.
• Sizing up on your worse trades — your biggest positions winning less than your smallest.
• A losing hour or weekday — the times of day and days of week your numbers quietly bleed.
• A losing setup or instrument — the tagged play, or the ticker, that's net-negative for you.
• Cutting winners too early — the move that was there, that you left on the table.
• Emotional trades you flagged yourself — the ones you tagged FOMO, tilted or chased, and took anyway.
• "Followed the plan" — and still lost — when your best-behaved trades bleed, the plan is the leak, not your discipline.
• Fees eating your edge — commissions skimming a real slice of your gross wins.

A number, not a vibe

Every journal can tell you a hunch. Your Leaks settles it. A losing cluster — say your reversal setup, on QQQ, at 11 AM — could show up three different ways, so note500 de-duplicates it into a single bleed and keeps the most actionable framing, so each mistake counts once. Then it separates the behavioral leaks from the strategic ones:

And it doesn't leave you on bad news. It names your single strongest edge — the setup that's genuinely working — so the report points at what to do more of, too:

From a leak to a fix, in one click

A leak you can't act on is just another number. So every leak on the card carries its own next step. See the trades behind it — one tap jumps straight to that exact filtered slice of your journal, whether that's a setup, a weekday, an hour, a ticker or an emotion. And where a leak maps to a guardrail, set the rule in one click: the trading-bigger-after-a-loss leak offers a max-loss-per-day cap; the overtrading leak offers a max-trades-per-day cap. It drops straight into your discipline panel, which then tracks whether you actually hold the line.

Free sees the leaks. Paid sees the price.

Your Leaks opens on every plan, including the free one — you'll see which recurring leaks you have and how many. The dollar figures behind them, and your single biggest bleed, are on the paid plans. It pairs naturally with the AI trade review, which folds the same findings into a plain-English coaching note, and the Tilt Detector, which is one of the leaks it hunts for.

Your Leaks opens on every plan; the dollar figures are on the paid plans (Plus and Ultimate) — see pricing. Every number comes from your own closed trades. It's a reflection tool, not financial advice.