You can go back at any point before the final step, so a wrong tap costs nothing.
Step 1 — “What should we call you?”
A single text field. Your name personalises the terminal and appears at the top of the reports Tradion generates for you. You have to enter something to continue; pressing Enter moves you on.Step 2 — “Tell us about yourself”
Three questions on one screen, and all three are required.
These set the register of every AI response you get. “New to trading” plus “Long-term Investing” produces different wording and depth from “Professional” plus “Day Trading” — the same analysis, explained for a different reader. The instruments you pick decide what Tradion assumes you care about: tick Options and it raises things like implied volatility (the market’s estimate of how much a stock will move, priced into its options) without being asked.
Step 3 — “What do you want to improve?”
Pick up to three of four areas: Entry Quality, Exit Discipline, Risk Management, Win Rate. The fourth option greys out once three are selected. These are not preferences. Each becomes a tracked Trading Goal — a target of 80 out of 100 on that measure, with a 30-day deadline, shown on your Profile page. Three of the four are scores Tradion calculates itself from your trade autopsies (its post-trade analysis reports), so the goal has a real number moving under it rather than a vague intention. Goals also change how the AI coaches you. If Exit Discipline is live, the commentary on a closed trade keeps returning to when you got out and why.Step 4 — “What’s costing you money?”
Select any of seven common failure patterns, or none:- FOMO entries — buying late because the move already started without you
- Holding losers too long
- Oversizing positions — risking more per trade than your plan allows
- Revenge trading — trading again immediately to win back a loss
- No clear strategy
- Taking profits too early
- Poor risk/reward discipline — accepting trades where the possible gain is small next to the possible loss
Step 5 — “Choose your plan”
Three cards, side by side. Picking one saves everything from steps 1–4 and sends you to the payment page. Starter and Trader include a 7-day free trial; Quant is billed immediately. The Back button still works here if you want to change an earlier answer first. See Choosing a plan for how to decide between them.In plain English: what these answers do
Nothing you type here is used to pick trades for you. It decides how Tradion talks to you and what it watches for. Steps 1 and 2 are written into your profile as a background note, step 3 as measurable goals, step 4 as self-reported patterns. From then on, every chart analysis, autopsy, and research answer is generated with that context attached — which is why the same question can get a different answer for two users. As real activity builds up, evidence from your own trades outweighs what you selected at signup. See Tradion Memory.Changing your answers later
- Your name — Settings. See Settings.
- Your goals — the Profile page, where you can remove a goal, add a different one, and set your own target and deadline instead of the defaults.
- Experience, style, instruments, and the step 4 patterns — these are written once at signup and there is no editor for them in the app today. They fade in importance as your real history builds. If one is badly wrong, email support@tradionlabs.com.
Take the tour
Every screen in the sidebar, and what each one is for.
How Memory uses this
Ten data sources, one profile, and every AI answer reading from it.