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APEX Copilot

APEX Copilot

APEX where you look at the chart. A browser extension with a three-step journey: analyze, check and record — without retyping anything APEX already knows.

What it is

A three-step journey, not three tools

Copilot is not the app squeezed into a sidebar. It is a flow with one rule that holds the whole thing together.

① Analyze ② Check ③ Record
context shared across all three

If APEX already knows a piece of data, you do not type it again. The asset you analyzed in step 1 reaches steps 2 and 3 on its own, and every prefilled field tells you where it came from — “inherited from your analysis”. Before, there were three forms with their own state and no bridge between them.

How it works

The three steps

01
Analyze — the capture and the reading

You capture the chart without leaving the tab. A Flash Analysis arrives first so you get the short reading right away; if you want depth, the complete analysis runs behind it and the two stay linked. The complete one is saved by the server, not the panel: if you close Copilot before it arrives, the analysis exists anyway — which is exactly the case that matters.

02
Check — Quick Check

Before entering: what else you need to know about that asset. Live price with its provider, market session, news filtered by the asset itself, the server's market context and your history with it.

03
Record — the trade goes into your Trade Tracker

The same Trade Tracker as the web app, with no duplicates. And with the same required fields: asset, direction, entry, stop, take profit, capital and thesis. APEX sets the date and status.

Capital stopped being optional on purpose. There used to be a sign-up path that sent it empty, and half-finished trades were left in the history: with no measurable risk, and therefore useless to learn from.

How it connects to APEX

The same account and the same brain

The session
Copilot shares the session with the APEX tab through a bridge with explicitly authorized origins. There is no second sign-in to maintain.
Credits
The same as your plan. An analysis from Copilot counts as one analysis.
Your profile
Copilot reads two readings of your behavior and presents them separately: the local one, measured on the history it just read, and the server engine's. When they talk about the same trait, the server's prevails. They are not merged into one card: the day they disagree, you need to be able to see which one said it.
Privacy
Copilot does not monitor your browsing. An automatic check, file by file, verifies it on every change: moving code into a new module does not take it out of that check.
Declared gap

The APEX Copilot extension interface is currently in Spanish only. The web app is available in English and Spanish.

When to use it

Copilot or the web

Copilot
  • You are looking at the chart in your broker or on an analysis platform and do not want to switch tabs.
  • You want the full journey — analyze, check and record — without retyping the asset three times.
  • You need Quick Check, which only exists here.
The web

You do not have to choose: it is the same account and the same data. The APEX sidebar has a shortcut to Copilot.

APEX where you look at the chart