AI-NATIVE TRADING INTELLIGENCE

Your trading desk
never sleeps.

PipSense is an AI analyst that monitors forex markets 24/7, spots setups before you wake up, and coaches you based on your actual trades. Not another calculator. An employee.

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pipsense ~ live
07:58 SCANNING London session opening in 2m
08:01 SETUP EUR/USD bull flag on H1, R:R 2.4:1
08:01 RISK Position size: 0.8 lots @ 1.2% account risk
08:14 SETUP GBP/JPY support bounce, confluence with 200 EMA
08:30 NEWS UK CPI release in 30m, reducing exposure
28 Currency pairs monitored
4 Timeframes scanned
24/7 Market coverage
<30s Alert latency

What your AI analyst does

Market Surveillance

Scans all major and cross pairs across multiple timeframes. Identifies chart patterns, support/resistance levels, and confluence zones while you do other things.

Trade Signals with Context

Every signal comes with risk-reward ratio, position sizing for your account, and the reasoning behind it. Not just "buy here" but the full thesis.

Journal Intelligence

Analyzes your trading journal to find patterns you can't see yourself. Which sessions you trade best, which pairs drain your account, which setups you overtrade.

Adaptive Coaching

Personalized feedback based on your actual performance. If you keep moving stops, it notices. If you avoid taking profits, it tells you. Like a mentor who sees every trade.

From static tools to a live analyst

Traditional tools
  • Check a calculator, then forget
  • Read a guide once, never revisit
  • Miss setups while sleeping
  • Same generic advice for everyone
  • You manage everything alone
PipSense
  • Risk calculated per trade, automatically
  • Coaching adapts as your trading evolves
  • Alerts wake you for high-conviction setups
  • Analysis based on YOUR trading patterns
  • An AI analyst working alongside you

Trading is lonely enough.
Now you have a desk.

PipSense was built in London, the world's forex capital, by traders who got tired of working alone with dead tools. The market never sleeps. Your analyst shouldn't either.