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Markets are opening for the day. Automation is in manual mode. Configured risk limits are active.
Following it when real money is on the line is.
One operating system for disciplined trading.
Signals: what deserves attentionEdge: execute without improvising
Trade your process.
Not your emotions.
Workflow
Structured setups from scan to feed — then your limits decide what reaches the broker.
Scan. Stop watching every chart. Review what deserves your attention.
Story
I used to think the hard part was finding a profitable strategy.
Then real money changed everything.
The strategy didn’t change. I did.
That was the real problem: not the market, but my inconsistency under pressure.
Lazyedge wasn’t built to replace the trader. It was built to protect the process.
Because if inconsistency is the problem, discipline has to become part of the system.
Product
Shown on Edge
Morning
One workflow. Every session.
Opportunity → execution → review.
The same process continues—so discipline compounds from one session to the next, instead of resetting.
Every trade earns its place.
Sometimes the correct trade is no trade.
On Edge, your limits run before any order routes. That’s discipline working.
Plans
Start with clarity. Add execution when you are ready to run the same rules under pressure.
Signals
Know what deserves attention.
Spend less time searching. More time deciding.
Free
Recommended
Edge
Execute without improvising.
Run the plan when pressure hits.
$269/ 3 months
Trading performance is evaluated over a process, not a single month.
| Feature | Signals | Edge |
|---|---|---|
| Structured setup feed | ||
| Broker connection | ||
| Portfolio & execution logs | ||
| Process Review | Basic | Full |
| Automated execution | ||
| Decision engine |
Billing via App Store · Cancel in Apple ID · Balance stays at your broker
Custody
On Edge, Lazyedge connects to your broker — scanning setups, running checks, and routing orders when your limits allow.
How responsibility is split
You
Limits and control
Lazyedge
Analysis and routing
Your broker
Funds and settlement
FAQ
No. Lazyedge is an operating system for disciplined trading—one connected workflow from qualified opportunity through execution to weekly review. Signals, Edge, and Review are designed to work together, not as separate tools.
An operating system for disciplined trading — structured opportunities on Signals; broker-connected execution, automation, and full Review on Edge.
No. Signals is designed to help you follow a structured workflow manually. Automation is optional and can be enabled later on Edge.
No. Signals shows structured setups and signal activity in the app. It does not connect to your broker or measure your execution.
Edge supports selected MetaTrader 5 brokers and servers. Available connections are shown when you add a trading account.
No. Your broker holds the balance. Lazyedge routes orders — not custody.
Only when automation is enabled on a connected account. Otherwise you follow the workflow manually.
Only applies with Edge automation enabled. Your configured limits — exposure, correlation, conflicts — can block orders before they reach your broker.
Integration. Lazyedge keeps opportunity, execution, and review in one continuous workflow—so each session builds on the last instead of starting over across alerts, broker apps, and notes.
Edge subscriptions and receipts are handled through the Apple App Store on your Apple ID.
Get started
Start with Signals. Enable Edge when you want the plan to reach your broker.