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Forexizer Command Center

A trading workspace for personal and prop firm accounts: balances, risk, trades, and journal in one clear view. In development, web first.

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Next.jsTypeScriptSupabasePrismaRechartsTipTapshadcn/uiTailwindCSS

Your trading day has enough moving parts. Command Center keeps every account, its risk limits, and its performance in one workspace, so the work around the trade happens in one place instead of across broker dashboards, spreadsheets, and screenshot folders.

It’s the next step after Forexizer Calculator, which sizes positions across accounts on iOS and Android and has passed 1,000 downloads. Command Center is web first, built for personal and prop firm accounts, with iOS and Android apps planned after.

Command Center dashboard in light mode

The workspace

The app is organised around a trading day: plan, log, review.

  • Dashboard: balances, equity, and prop firm rules for every account, plus P&L, win rate, and drawdown at a glance.
  • Plan: forecasting that projects the path ahead within each account’s limits, and a short daily goals checklist.
  • Log: every open and closed trade by account, and a calendar with results laid out day by day.
  • Review: a journal that keeps your reasoning next to the numbers, and an AI assistant (in beta) that answers questions from your own trading data.

Bring your history

Trades come in from the platforms traders already use. File imports work today across 23 supported platforms, including MetaTrader 4 and 5, MatchTrader, TradingView, IG, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TopstepX, Rithmic, Quantower, and DeepCharts. Live sync is coming next.

Imports need no password. Live sync will use a read-only investor password, stored encrypted, which can see trades but can’t place them or move funds. Trading data is only used to show your stats and history and to power the assistant. It’s never sold or used for advertising.

Beyond the desktop

Command Center on mobile

The web app comes first. A Command Center mobile app will follow, bringing the same account and risk workflow to iOS and Android.

How it’s built

  • Next.js (App Router) and TypeScript throughout
  • Supabase for Postgres, auth, and row-level security, with Prisma for type-safe queries and migrations
  • shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS for the interface, Recharts for equity, drawdown, and P&L charts
  • TipTap for the rich text journal editor

Status

Development is underway. The waitlist is for release news, and beta access and testing run through the Forexizer Discord.