Browser-local scenario model
Inputs and modeled outputs stay in the current browser unless the user exports or shares a workspace package.
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Modeled scenarios are estimates, not financial advice, brokerage execution, tax filing, or guaranteed outcomes.
Browser-local scenario model
Inputs and modeled outputs stay in the current browser unless the user exports or shares a workspace package.
Structured planning inputs for anyone sizing a leveraged trade who wants the number before the position, not after it..
The Run button stays disabled until the required input is ready.
Position size, Liquidation price, TXT with visible assumptions and editable scenarios.
Results stay with the settings and source files used for the run.
Saved presets, local workspace snapshots, retry state, and export bundles support repeatable review.
The console keeps the error and lets you retry the same setup.
Spreadsheet import
ReadyImport saved scenario inputs and report bundles.
Camera capture
ReadyCapture receipts or notes when needed.
Clipboard paste
ReadyPaste scenario assumptions and model inputs.
Import package
ReadyRestore saved models and scenario sets.
Share setup
ReadyShare scenario assumptions and output states.
Export package
ReadyPortable scenario package and report outputs.
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Use it forAnyone sizing a leveraged trade who wants the number before the position, not after it.
Good to knowIt tells you when your liquidation price sits between your entry and your stop. When it does, the one percent you thought you were risking is really the whole margin, and most calculators will not mention it.
Where your data goesNowhere. The work happens in this tab.