tradicted

This is a genuinely clever idea — using real historical stock data removes the artificial randomness of most trading games and forces you to learn actual market patterns. Have you considered adding a 'show what actually happened next' reveal after each trade decision? That would create a really satisfying feedback loop for learners.

sounds really interesting

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This looks interesting, waiting to be installed :)

Using real historical data is a smart way to make trading practice feel less artificial. Do you plan to let users filter replay sessions by market regime so they can train specifically on crashes, sideways markets, or volatility spikes?

While offering a low-friction, mobile-first paper trading experience is an appealing concept, you are entering a highly saturated market and competing directly against established giants like TradingView, Webull, and Thinkorswim. Additionally, your completely free, "no signup" model makes future monetization and user retention incredibly difficult, especially given the overhead costs you'll face for AI integrations and market data licensing. How do you plan to face this difficulties ?

Simulation games help you learn, and this is a great way to learn trading. Love the use of historical data.

This looks good. All the best with it.

Just like with everything, practice is key to mastery. Instead of watching paper accounts form set ups in hours or up to weeks time, user get served trades in seconds on tradicted, practicing without delay.

Great way to learn trading without risk

Paper trading with real historical data is the right way to learn — you actually feel the pressure of real price action without the financial risk. The mobile-first approach makes a lot of sense for traders who need to react quickly. Great execution.

The design is very intuitive

Highly entertaining simulation software.