APEX Flow is an app for traders who want to understand their own trading. Your broker tells you how much you made or lost; APEX Flow shows you why: whether you followed your rules, how much you really risked and what the market was doing when you got in. It measures, organizes and explains every number. The decisions are still yours.
If you trade, you probably already know what you should do: respect your stop, don't overtrade, don't risk more than planned. The hard part is doing it trade after trade, and noticing in time when you don't.
Your account balance doesn't tell you: it shows the result, not what produced it. APEX Flow brings those answers together in one app, organized in four tabs.
You open APEX Flow and use it, with no email or card.
Create your APEX Flow account, connect your broker's cTrader demo account in read-only mode and use every feature. You declare your rules —pick from 68, in five families: risk, frequency, execution, behavior and context, and one is enough— and see which ones you kept and which you broke, trade by trade. The Lab measures your trading with 59 metrics, each one explained: what it says, where it comes from and what it's for. And the calculator switches to the instruments in your account, with their real pip value.
The list of brokers whose demo account works with Start is on the cTrader page. If you trade on MetaTrader, check whether your broker also offers cTrader: you can open the demo in minutes.
Pro adds your live account —and funding firm accounts—, from any broker that runs cTrader, with the same features you already use with your demo.
Pro costs $19.99 per month or $199 per year, and the monthly plan starts with your first month free. You can cancel the subscription from your account at any time.
APEX Flow runs in your desktop and phone browser. On iPhone and iPad there is an app on the App Store; on Android you can add it to your home screen as an app. It's available in Spanish, English and Brazilian Portuguese, and you can switch languages with a single button.
Educational content, without personalized financial advice. Trading in the markets carries a risk of capital loss.