The thing that kept breaching my funded accounts wasn't strategy. It was the first 15 minutes.
I trade futures on funded accounts, and the pattern that kept killing my evals was always the same. Clean plan the night before, then the open hits and I freelance. Move my stop, chase an entry I never marked, size up to claw back a red morning. My rules were fine. I wasn't following them.
The single thing that helped most was writing down the exact price that makes the trade wrong before I click, and actually stepping aside when it hits instead of widening it. Sounds obvious. Doing it at 9:30 with real money on a funded account is another story.
So I built a tool for my own prep. I save my strategy once, drop a chart screenshot, and get back a structured read in my own rules: directional bias, key levels, an if-then setup, and the exact invalidation price. On a funded account that last line is the whole point. It's what keeps a bad morning from becoming a breach.
Honest about what it is: not a signal service, doesn't predict price, doesn't place trades. It reads the chart you give it in the rules you give it, and on unclear mornings it says neutral. You still make every call.
It's free to try, 3 reads, no card, if anyone wants to poke at it. And as a founder and someone that's pretty new into building, feedback from people trading funded accounts or live accounts is very helpful and every piece of advice or suggestions, frustrations help. Try to break it and tell me where the read is off, or what a prop trader needs it to catch that it doesn't.