Gaman - Stop Overtrading

ou have never lost money by waiting. Gaman puts a wall in front of your trading apps. Open one and it asks the only question worth asking before you touch a position: what changed — the fundamentals, or your mind? There are only two answers. Picking the second one is its own reply. THE WALL Choose the apps that pull at you: your broker, your exchange, whatever you open at red lights. Gaman stands in front of them. No countdown to sit out, no lecture to scroll past, nothing to argue with. One question, one tap, and the impulse is behind you. WHAT IT KEEPS Every stop is counted, and after a few weeks the habit stops being a feeling and becomes a number you can look at. • How many times you reached today, against how many times you guessed you would • Which symbol keeps bringing you back • Whether the urge came from Twitter, a video, a friend, or nobody but you • What you were thinking, in your own words, if you want to write it down Nothing here can be cleared. A record you can erase on a bad day is not a record. WHAT IF The trades you didn't make, priced. Every urge you walked away from is kept with the price it had that day, and set against today's — so the habit stops being an argument and becomes an average. You can add the ones you never opened an app for, and mark them spot or leveraged: a leveraged position is checked against the whole path since, so one that was closed out on the way is shown as closed out rather than as a profit it never lived to make. STRICT MODE No passes at all, once you mean it. FREE, AND PAID The wall is free. Not fifteen minutes of it, not a trial — the block, the question and the record it keeps, for as long as you want them, without paying anything. If all you need is something standing between you and the app, that is the whole product and it costs nothing. What a subscription buys is reading it back: the rates, the ranked excuses, the ledger, and What If. The app keeps collecting either way; the numbers are there waiting whenever you decide you want to see them. WHAT LEAVES YOUR PHONE: A SYMBOL No account. No sign-up. No analytics. Nothing you answer at the wall ever leaves the device, and iOS hides the identity of the apps you block even from the app itself. The one exception is What If, which has to ask what a price was: it sends a symbol and a date, nothing else, with no identifier attached and no log kept. Never open that screen and nothing leaves at all. Delete the app and every trace goes with it. WHO IT IS FOR People who already know what they should do and do the other thing anyway. Overtrading is not a thinking problem — nobody churns an account on purpose, it happens one impulse at a time — so Gaman does not try to talk you out of anything. It just stands in the way. If your problem is finding better ideas, this is the wrong app. If your problem is sitting still, it is the only one you need. Gaman is not a broker and gives no investment advice. It does exactly one thing: it makes you wait. 我慢 — the Japanese word for enduring what is hard, quietly, without complaint. Gaman is $2.99 a month or $19.99 a year, with a 3-day free trial. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends, and can be managed in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://gaman.kicks.studio/privacy.html