Kaxse
For prop firm traders

Pass the eval.
Keep the funded account.

FTMO, Topstep, Apex, MyFundedFutures — every prop firm has the same kill conditions. Daily drawdown, max drawdown, news rules, weekend holds. Kaxse stops you breaking them BEFORE the violation, not after the email.

The actual problems

The three things prop firm traders keep losing money on.

Not strategy. Not tools. Behaviour — same patterns, repeated.

01

One overshoot blows the account.

The prop firm doesn't care that you were up $400 yesterday. Today's -$501 is the kill. Kaxse enforces your daily loss limit in real time, with a hard lock at the threshold — the broker stays untouched, but your Kaxse session UI gates fully and the AI coach intervenes.

02

Drawdown rules are a behavioural trap.

Trailing drawdown, end-of-day drawdown, max drawdown — every firm flavours it differently, all of them are designed to catch the trader who can't stop after a winning streak. Kaxse models your specific firm's drawdown rule and warns at 80% headroom.

03

You're trading scared.

Funded means real consequences. That changes how you size, how you exit, how you handle a loser. Kaxse's pre-session warm-up surfaces the emotional state before the first trade — and the AI coach catches "trading scared" patterns the same way it catches revenge trading.

Most blown accounts aren't bad strategy. They're the same trader, breaking the same rule, on the same day every week.

Founder note · Kaxse exists for this

Coming from Edgewonk?

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Edgewonk pioneered psychology-first trade journaling. Kaxse takes the same thesis and makes it interventional — drawdown-aware, real-time, with hard locks at the kill line. Built for the funded account that has to survive Tuesday.

Built for prop firm traders running funded accounts.
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