Your first trade plan in Krino, in ten minutes.
Open the demo, write your rules once, and let them produce a plan: entry, stop, size and a risk check. Watch the two-minute walkthrough, then follow the steps below on sample data.
Getting started with Krino: your first trade plan
From opening the demo to a logged trade: write your rules, ask them about a trade, read the plan, hit the risk gate, confirm the checklist and record the fill.
Screens from Krino's demo mode with sample data.
Seven steps from the demo to a logged trade
- Open the demo. It starts in an account with sample positions, plans and a risk budget. No signup, no email. Open Home.
- Write your rules once. In Profile, set your capital, max risk per trade (the sample uses 2%) and a minimum reward:risk (2). Add a watchlist symbol with its own limits.
- Preview a plan. Pick a symbol, such as META, and preview the trading plan. Your rules produce entry 612, stop 595, target 650 and 8 shares, a reward:risk of 2.24. See the META plan.
- Read the verdict. Decision Readiness shows what your rules say (Buy, Caution or Wait), the confidence behind it (88% here) and the reasons.
- Check the risk gate. When a symbol's risk budget is used up, new plans are blocked until risk is freed. The sample NFLX plan is locked this way. See the locked plan.
- Confirm the checklist. Before the order, confirm capital, stop-loss, position size and the risk you accept. Open the checklist.
- Log the fill and review. Enter the fill in the Ledger, linked to its decision, and read the Execution Journal day by day. Krino never connects to your broker; you place every trade yourself.
Write the rules first, size from the stop, and let the risk check say no. The plan you save before the order is what you review afterwards.
What the video covers
- Your rules, onceCapital, max risk per trade and a minimum reward:risk, set in your profile.
- A plan per tradeEntry 612, stop 595, 8 shares, R:R 2.24, computed from those limits.
- The risk gateA symbol over its risk budget is blocked until the budget resets.
- On the recordThe checklist, the fill and the journal, linked to the plan.
Where to go next
- How I'd start trading today: the seven rules to write before your first trade.
- How many shares should you buy? Five sizing models on one trade.
- What makes a trading journal useful? Write the plan before the trade.
Plan your first trade on sample data.
The demo opens in your browser with positions, plans and a risk budget already set up. No signup, no email, no card.
Krino executes rules and risk limits you configure. It is not personalized investment advice. Trading involves risk of loss. You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions. The figures in this guide and video are illustrative demo data, not a recommendation or real market data.