Risk Manager
Myrroth Risk Manager connects to your broker and enforces the trading rules you set. Daily max loss, max position size, max trades, and the limits you define. If a rule is broken, the trade is closed. Deterministic. No AI. Never advice.
How it works
Sign in with OAuth. Myrroth never asks for your broker password.
Daily max loss, max position size, max trades, and any other limits you choose.
The app watches the account and automatically closes trades that break the rules you set.
See it enforce
Illustrative demo. Price reaches an invalidation level and the position is closed automatically. Not real trading.
Illustrative demo. The daily loss limit is reached, the account locks, and any new trade is flattened as soon as it is detected until the next session. Not real trading.
Illustrative demo. The account is locked. New positions are flattened automatically, including a long of 100 shares and a long of 2 call options (SPY 600C), each to a position size of 0. Not real trading.
Rules
When the day's loss hits the limit you set, open trades that break the rule are closed.
Positions that exceed the size you allow are closed.
Once you hit the trade count you set, further trades that break the rule are closed.
Enforcement is mechanical. It does not interpret, predict, or recommend.
You define the limits and commit to them for at least 5 sessions. While committed, you can only tighten them, never loosen.
Tradier first. No passwords stored.
This is rule enforcement, not a model. There is no AI inside. No signals. No recommendations. No prediction of what you should trade.
You set a limit. The software checks the account against that limit. If the rule is broken, the trade is closed. Same rules, same result.
It does not advise. It does not decide your strategy. It enforces what you already decided.
No. Myrroth Risk Manager does not provide investment, trading, or financial advice. It does not give signals or recommendations. You set your own rules. The app only enforces them.
Tradier is first. More brokers are coming.
You connect through OAuth. Myrroth does not ask for, and does not store, your broker password.
No. That is the point. When you commit to a risk configuration, it is locked for the period you choose, with a minimum of 5 trading sessions. During that time you can tighten your rules, but never loosen them. Once the commitment ends, any loosened rule takes effect from the next session. The only way out early is to revoke Myrroth's access to your brokerage account.
Pricing is coming soon.
Waitlist