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Set your own limits. Then not even you can cross them.

It runs on your own broker, your own keys — and holds the limits you set.

Detent would've cut this trade small. You held it to zero. How it works · Join

The moment you try to break your own rule

The order you shouldn't send
Add to a loser
Detent catches it
server-side, on your broker's API
Checks the limit you set
the one you can't lift mid-tilt
Killed before it fills
blocked

That's the route-through path — optional. By default Detent watches the position and acts on it — tighten, close, lock — however you opened the trade.

What you're actually buying
Buy it once
No subscription. One payment.
Your account, your keys
Runs on your broker. We never touch your credentials.
It won't fold when you tilt
The limit holds even when you want to lift it.
218 trades · verified 2026 live record  See the proof →

You already know the rules. Following them when you're down and tilting is the hard part. Detent holds your limits when you can't. You'd have to shut it off to break them, and you won't do that mid-trade.

You place the stop. Detent won't let it slip.

Watch it manage one trade — your stop goes on, the risk comes off, and it never loosens. Synthetic, illustrative.

Detent managing one trade
synthetic · one example trade · stops only move toward safety
your stop · at risk   break-even   locked
Scale to your account:
common funded-account sizes · illustrative · scaled to your account size, not your trades
Detent won't loosen a stop — that's the point.

Early access opens to the waitlist first

One-time purchase. Waitlist members get early access and founding-member pricing when the door opens.

A detent is the notch that holds a throttle until you deliberately push past it. Same idea here: a limit you'd have to choose to lift — so you don't cross it on tilt.

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