The market doesn't punish you for being wrong. It punishes you for not knowing how wrong you can afford to be.
I found that out the way most of us do. I had a strategy I believed in and an evaluation I wanted badly. I did the work on my entries and studied my setups, and I never once asked the one question that mattered: how many losses can this account take before it's over?
The market answered for me. Three losses, ordinary ones, the kind every edge produces. That was all it took. My strategy was fine. My sizing had already decided the outcome before I placed the first trade. I just didn't know it yet.
That's the part that stayed with me. The truth was there the whole time. I simply hadn't looked.
Think of risk as a drawn bowstring. Every string has a breaking point, and it doesn't change based on how confident you feel or how good the setup looks. It's already there, waiting. The archer who knows where it is can draw with power and calm. The one who doesn't is guessing, and guessing feels exactly like confidence until the moment it snaps.
So I built Will It Pass? to show you that point before you draw. Enter your account size, your drawdown limits, and how you trade, and it tells you plainly whether your plan survives the evaluation or breaks along the way.
It doesn't predict anything or promise anything. It just shows you the truth while you can still act on it.
Know the breaking point before you drawFree to try. Full access is $19, one time, and works on up to 10 of your devices.
What I wish someone had told me:
$19, one time. Works on up to 10 of your devices.
P.S. The breaking point exists whether you look at it or not. The only difference is whether you find it on a screen before you trade or in your account after.
| Free | Full access | |
|---|---|---|
| Odds from your four numbers | Yes | Yes |
| Which rule stops you | Yes | Yes |
| Odds from your real trade history | No | Yes |
| Odds at every lot size | No | Yes |
| A chart of every run | No | Yes |
| Saved reports | No | Yes |
| Price | $0 | $19, paid once |
Are my trades uploaded anywhere?
No. Your numbers and files stay on your device.
Which prop firms does it cover?
Any firm, because you enter the rules yourself. The built-in challenges use typical rules for each type and account size, not any one firm's, so check them against your firm's page.
Why do most traders fail a challenge?
Usually sizing, not entries. Every strategy has losing streaks, and sizing decides whether the account survives one. This shows you that before you pay the fee.
How accurate is it?
It is an estimate from past trading. If your trades go deep into loss before they recover, your real odds are lower than shown.
How does full access work?
You pay $19 once on Gumroad and get a key by email. Paste the key here and everything opens. One key works on up to 10 of your devices.