Stop Breaking Your Rules.
An execution discipline terminal for crypto derivatives traders — it makes breaking your own rules structurally harder than following them.
Size is computed. Never guessed.
You choose risk and invalidation. The math does the rest — size rolls live as the stop moves, so you can never oversize by hand.
The Guardrail.
Risk-reducing is always available. Risk-increasing is locked when it matters. The asymmetry is the whole product.
A journal tells you tomorrow. Kiritsu stops it today.
Your discipline has a price tag.
We compute the exact R you lose to broken rules — the gap between the trader you are and the one your plan describes. Then we show you where it leaks.
Meet your Mirror.
An AI that reads your behavior, not the market. It never calls a trade. It calls you out.
Connect in minutes.
We can trade. We can never withdraw.
Crypto-first on Bybit today, with Hyperliquid, Binance, OKX and Coinbase next — the same gate everywhere.
Three tiers. One discipline.
Real traders, real numbers. This slot is reserved — we'd rather show it empty than fake it.
Questions, answered.
What is an execution discipline terminal?
It's trading software that enforces your own risk rules at the moment of execution, so breaking them is structurally harder than following them. Kiritsu sits between you and your exchange — sizing every position from your risk budget and blocking rule-violating orders.
Does Kiritsu custody funds or execute trades for you?
No. Kiritsu never holds your funds. You connect your own exchange account with trade-only API keys (withdrawals disabled); your exchange executes and settles every trade, and Kiritsu only enforces discipline and records your history.
Which exchanges does Kiritsu support?
You connect your own exchange via API keys. Bybit is supported today, with Hyperliquid, Binance, OKX and Coinbase on the roadmap.
How is Kiritsu different from a trading journal like TradeZella or Edgewonk?
A journal records what you did after the fact; Kiritsu enforces discipline before the trade fills. Instead of logging violations to review later, it computes your size, requires a stop, and makes over-sizing or removing risk controls hard in the moment.
How does position sizing and the risk guardrail work?
You set a risk budget — a percent of account per trade — and Kiritsu derives position size from your entry and stop, so size is an output, never a guess. Daily and weekly loss limits, a mandatory stop, and a locked mode enforce the budget in real time.
Can I override the Guardrail?
Risk-reducing actions — tightening a stop, taking profit, closing — are never blocked. Risk-increasing actions are locked while a position is live, and loss-limit lockouts follow the rules you set in advance. You can loosen your rules between trades, never mid-trade.
What happens to my positions if Kiritsu goes down?
Nothing changes on your exchange. Your funds and positions live on the exchange, and stops placed through Kiritsu sit on the exchange's own servers — so your protection fires even if Kiritsu is offline. You can always manage positions directly on your exchange.
Is there a free plan?
Yes — Free gives you the full Guardrail on a paper trading account, forever: computed sizing, mandatory stops, loss limits and locked mode. Live trading on your own exchange, plus the trade log, debriefs and behavioral dashboard, comes with Pro at $39/month ($390/year). The interactive AI coach is Max at $99/month ($990/year).
How does billing work?
You pay in crypto — USDC or USDT on Solana, Base, Ethereum or BNB — straight from your connected wallet. No card required. Plans are monthly or yearly (yearly gets two months free), and you can cancel anytime; access runs to the end of the paid period.
Stop Breaking Your Rules.
You don't lose because you pick wrong. You lose because you don't follow your own plan. Kiritsu is the terminal that won't let you.