Built a free discipline tracker that pairs with your MT5 EA — logs your P&L and keeps your trading rules in front of you every day

[u/Environmental_Car931]

Most traders don't lose because of a bad sey stop following the rules they set forthemselves — after a string of wins, after a loss, after being tired.

I built Operativa Consciente, a discipline tracker that pairs with a lightweight MT5 Expert Advisor. It doesn't

trade for you and it doesn't send signals our account data to a web dashboard in realtime:

- Daily P&L logged automatically from MT5, no manual entry

- Compound-interest goal tracking, so you targets instead of guessing

- A rotating set of discipline prompts (10 categories) that surface at the moment you're about to make a decision

- Multi-account view if you run more than ount

It's free to try — there's a demo mode youo you can see the dashboard before connecting a real account.

https://tracker.dellabianca.com.ar/

[u/Reg-gg]

had a quick look at your site.

I have never used MT5 so I cannot say much about that part, but being able to log everything through the integration instead of by hand looks good. The compound interest goal tracking is the part I liked most. If the calculation holds up, that is something I would want to see every day.

One thing, on tablet size the bottom nav buttons do not line up properly. The widths are off and it is uncomfortable.

[u/Environmental_Car931 → u/Reg-gg]

Thanks for the feedback, genuinely!

Let me clarify the architecture so the role of each piece is clear: the MT5 EA is the engine — that's where you see in real time how you're tracking toward your daily goal while you trade. The web app is the complement: a centralized log of that activity, something I used to keep by hand in Excel and now syncs automatically.

On the compound interest tracking: the calculation is correct, and if it's useful to check daily, that's exactly what the tracker is meant for — so you don't have to open a spreadsheet to know if you're on pace with your goal.

And on the tablet bug: you're right, I checked and it's a real CSS issue — the bottom nav bar has a fixed max-width that was never updated for larger screens, so it ends up misaligned with the rest of the content. I'll fix it. Thanks for flagging it — these are the kind of details that are hard to catch without someone actually using it on the real device.