TraderzLife Trader's Desk dashboard for MetaTrader 5: account equity, free margin, risk budget and the one-line risk bar with Scalp, Swing and Prop presets
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TraderzLife Trader's Desk — Position Sizer, Session Clock & Live Spreads (MT5)

£39.99

Your position size, your session clock, your spreads — computed live on your own PC, right next to MetaTrader 5. It reads your account; it never touches it, and nothing ever leaves your machine.

Most “risk tools” are a website you paste your numbers into, or an EA that wants permission to trade. The Trader's Desk is neither. It runs 100% locally: an MT5 feed writes to a file on your PC, a bundled service reads it, and your dashboard opens in your browser. No account, no login, no cloud, no data leaving your computer — and it never places a trade.

What it does

  • Position sizing that respects reality — sizes every trade against three ceilings at once: your risk %, your margin and leverage, and the broker's own lot rules. It tells you the binding constraint — why a size is what it is (risk-limited, capped by margin, or broker lot limit).
  • Sized to your real account, never a generic formula — because it reads your live MT5 account directly, every recommendation is built from that account's own balance, leverage and margin rules — not a one-size-fits-all calculator. Move between a leveraged broker and a prop, funded or cash account and the sizing follows the account you're actually on, so the lot that was right on yesterday's account can't quietly blow up today's. The single most common way traders wreck a new funded account is carrying leveraged-account lot sizes onto it; reading the real data is how the Desk closes that gap.
  • Fails safe, never guesses — if the feed goes stale, a quote is old or broker data is missing, the Desk shows no size rather than a wrong one. Sizes always round down, never up.
  • Live session clock — Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York as live chips with per-session reopen countdowns, weekend aware (broker holiday hours vary, so check your broker's calendar), plus a 24-hour UTC liquidity heatmap showing the overlaps that actually move.
  • Live spreads & ATR per pair — straight from your terminal, with a spread bar against each instrument's own recent median so an abnormal spread is obvious at a glance.
  • One risk bar, not eleven boxes — balance, risk, stop model, leverage and max-margin on a single line, with Scalp / Swing / Prop presets in one click.
  • Watchlist that stays sane — grouped by asset class (FX, metals, energy, indices, crypto), favourites, sortable columns, and alerts for abnormal spreads or a session opening in 15 minutes.

Runs beside MetaTrader 5. Windows 10/11, MT5, and Edge or Chrome — nothing else to install (Python is bundled). Copy one file into MT5, double-click Start TraderzLife Desk, and your dashboard opens. No compiling: the feed is pre-built.

Buy once, own it. One-time purchase, no subscription. Your licence is tied to your machine (changing computer is a free reissue — just email your Machine ID). Licence keys are emailed within 24 hours of purchase. Your licence and settings are kept safely in your Windows user folder, so updating the Desk never loses them.

What's included

  • The complete Trader's Desk (dashboard, local service, MT5 feed — bundled Python, works offline)
  • Ready-to-run MT5 feed (pre-compiled — no MetaEditor needed)
  • Risk presets, favourites, alerts, liquidity heatmap, settings backup and CSV export
  • A README quick-start and a full illustrated setup guide

Honest note: this is an educational and analytical tool. It sizes and informs your decisions — it does not place trades, give financial advice, or predict the market. You stay in control of every order.

14-day software refund. Email us within 14 days of purchase with your order number for a full refund (your licence is cancelled). See our Refund policy.

Educational and analytical tools only. Not financial advice. No product places, manages or recommends trades. Any performance figures shown are historical results from one real account and are not a forecast. Trading carries risk of loss; past results are not a forecast.