How Clarity Labs works

The data assigns the archetype

You don't pick one. Six behavioural measurements are computed from your fills, and whichever pattern dominates is the archetype you get. If it changes, that's because your trading changed.

This is the part most journals get backwards. A journal records what you believe happened. This reads what actually did.

Why you don't get an archetype immediately

Two sessions is a window, not a pattern. Behaviour that shows up once is a state; behaviour that repeats is a trait, and the difference matters enough that we refuse to guess.

Under 3 sessions — no archetype. You'll see your numbers and nothing else. There isn't enough to separate signal from a bad Tuesday.

3 to 14 sessions — provisional. You get an archetype with an EMERGING badge and the session count. The written read deliberately says "in this window" rather than "you tend to", because it can't yet know the difference.

15 sessions and up — established. The badge drops. There's enough history for the pattern to be called a pattern.

The count is your full history for the selected group, not the current view.

The six archetypes

Illustrative profiles

What gets measured

Six scores, each 0–100. Five are problems — higher is worse. One is not.

A score only appears when there's enough data to compute it honestly. If you see — instead of a number, that dimension wasn't measured, and nothing anywhere in the product will make a claim about it.

Scopes

Four views: Session, Week, Month, All-time.

Everything anchors to your most recent trading day — not today's date, and not your last upload.

• Session — that single day
• Week — the Monday-to-Sunday week containing it
• Month — the calendar month containing it
• All-time — everything stored

So uploading Tuesday's trades on Friday doesn't shift the window. Uploads are how data arrives; they aren't a unit of time.

What you get on each plan

Getting your CSV

Any broker that exports a CSV with a P&L column works. Tradovate's format is detected automatically. NinjaTrader, Rithmic and generic exports work with manual column mapping.

Timestamps matter. Without entry and exit times, hold-time asymmetry, session fade and inter-trade tempo can't be computed — you'll see — against those rather than a guess.

Broker groups

Keep separate accounts separate. A prop evaluation and a funded account are different behavioural contexts, and mixing them produces an average that describes neither.

Each group gets its own history and its own archetype.

Your data

Free tier stores nothing. Analysis runs in your browser and no trades reach our database. Enforced server-side, not just in the interface.

Paid tiers store your sessions — that's what makes history and comparison possible.

The written read sends aggregated numbers to OpenAI: win rate, profit factor, hold times, the six scores. No individual trades, no timestamps, no email address, nothing that identifies you.

The Session Debrief sends what you write. If you tick the box to include your journal, it also sends that day's entry — your notes, your clarity rating, your emotional state. The box is unchecked by default, and if you leave it unchecked your journal is never read.

Export — download everything from your account page, any time.

Deletion — email privacy@claritylabs.trade from your account address. Everything goes, within 30 days and usually much sooner. There's no self-service button yet.

Full detail in the Privacy Policy.

Archetype change emails

If your dominant archetype shifts, we'll tell you — once, the following morning, and never more than once a week.

It compares your last five sessions against the five before them, and only fires when both windows have enough data to be sure. Navigator and Expedition only, since it needs stored history.

Every email has a one-click unsubscribe, and you can turn it off in your account settings at any time.

Coming soon

Tradovate Sync — direct broker connection, removing the CSV step and unlocking stop and target order data.

Common questions