The limit holds when you don’t.
You don't break your rules on purpose.
You set the stop where it belonged. Then the trade went against you, and moving it felt like the reasonable thing to do. It does every time.
Every rule you have is a promise the calm version of you made to the version who won't be calm. The calm one writes it down. The other one is holding the mouse.
Nothing on your screen is built to stop the second one.
Detent is a desktop app on your own machine that enforces the risk rules you set. Set the limits once; in the trade it won't let you cross them. That's the whole product.
You know these clicks.
Detent runs beside your trading platform, watching your orders and your positions. Click a move to see what comes back:
An illustration, not a live connection — nothing here places or cancels an order. The rules are real and the thresholds are yours; they hold while Detent is running and connected. How it works →
Real trades. You make the call.
Same candles either way — your choice only moves the stop, and the stop decides what you keep.
The give-back
Real trade, anonymized. Second by second, exactly as it happened.
The honest limit: it only holds while Detent is running and connected — your stop still lives at your broker as a real order, so it survives a drop. The fail-safe →
Decide once, while you're calm.
The limit holds when you're not. Get on the waitlist for early access and founding-member pricing.
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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