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From your invite to your first read. Connecting your exchange, what happens during the sync, and what to do once you land in the app.
GETTING STARTED
Reflekt is invite only right now. This page covers the first fifteen minutes, from the invite landing in your inbox to the Brain having read your history.
Getting in
Your invite arrives as a link. Open it, enter your email, and you're in.
Choose how you show up
The first screen asks how you want to appear on the Reflekt leaderboard. Every connected trader gets ranked, so the question isn't whether you're on it, it's how you show up.
Pick a nickname and nothing on the leaderboard links back to you. Or connect your X and your handle carries your numbers, which is the one to take if you want your performance publicly attached to you.
You can change this later in settings.
Connect your exchange
Binance and Bybit are supported. Pick one and you'll land on the key entry screen.
All you need is read-only API keys. Read-only means Reflekt can see your trading history and nothing else, it cannot place a trade or move funds. Setting them up takes a couple of minutes and the steps are slightly different depending on the exchange.
Connecting your exchange has the walkthrough for both.
Once you've got your keys, paste them in, name the connection, and continue..
The sync
The moment you connect, Reflekt starts pulling your trade history. The progress bar sits in the top right and keeps running while you do everything else.
How long it takes depends on your account. More history means more to pull, so a few years of active trading takes longer than a few months.
How far back depends on the exchange. Binance gives up everything, all the way to your first trade. Bybit caps out at two years.
The rest of onboarding runs over the top of this, so you're not sitting watching a bar fill.
Meet the Brain
Hit Start Reflekting, and you'll get the option to connect Telegram.
Connecting it puts the Brain on your phone, which matters more than it sounds. An alert about a position only helps if it reaches you while the position is still open, and a browser tab you closed an hour ago is no use. You can skip it and connect later from settings.
The questions
Last part, and your history is still loading while you answer.
First the daily check-in: how you're feeling, how much you slept, your market bias. You'll get these three every day. On their own they're nothing. Stacked over weeks they let the Brain line up your state against how you actually traded that day.
Then a few about how you trade. Style, edge, how long you've been at it, any hard rules you try to keep, and anything you already suspect is costing you.
Answer honestly, not how you wish you traded. If you say swing trader and your fills say four-hour holds, the Brain will notice, and that gap is worth more to it than a tidy answer. Skip whatever you want. Anything you leave blank, the Brain picks up in conversation later.
Landing in
When you're done with the questions you land in the Brain chat, and it starts by telling you what it found.
If your sync is still going, and it might be if you have a lot of history, it will tell you and start with the parts that don't need your data yet. The rest comes as it finishes.
The app itself is in the left nav whenever you want it, Home, Stats, Positions and Leaders. Around the app covers what each one does.
Next
Once your history is in, read How to use the Brain. Most of what it can do only comes out when you ask for it.