Before the order, the decision must pass.
Krivofy helps traders, prop firms, desks, and financial teams define rules, limits, setups, and exception conditions before trading pressure arrives — keeping execution light when the decision fits the process and adding friction when it leaves it.
Krivofy does not approve trades or provide recommendations. The decision passes through the trader’s declared process — not through Krivofy’s permission.
The market moves fast. Your risk rules should not be invented live.
Most traders do not lack information. They have charts, news, research, alerts, dashboards, and commentary. The problem starts later — when conviction turns into exposure without a process strong enough to hold under pressure.
That is where discipline often becomes too slow to assemble. Krivofy is built for that moment — not by stopping every trade, but by making sure the process already exists before speed begins. The click can be fast. The process cannot be improvised.
the moment before exposurePre-Exposure Decision Intelligence.
Krivofy owns the decision layer before trading exposure. It sits after research and before execution — at the point where a trader’s intended action must belong to a declared process.
TradingView shows the market.
Krivofy structures the decision before exposure.
The clarification that holds the whole product together — the decision passes through the trader’s declared process, not through Krivofy’s permission.
Krivofy is not an AI conscience between you and the button.
Fast traders do not need a long conversation before every order. They need rules, setups, risk limits, and exception conditions defined before the session becomes emotional. Krivofy stays light when the trade matches the plan, and becomes active when the trader leaves the process.
speed inside structureKrivofy stays light when the decision matches the plan — and brings friction into view only when the decision leaves it. The click can be fast. The process cannot be improvised.
Prepare → Govern → Remember.
A practical decision architecture for live trading. Not every decision needs a slow review. Every decision needs a process it can belong to.
Define the process before the session gets emotional.
Before the trading window begins, Krivofy helps structure the conditions that will govern exposure.
Boundary — preparation defines conditions. It does not tell the trader what to buy or sell.
Keep execution inside the committed process.
During live trading, Krivofy stays light when the decision matches the plan and becomes active when the trader deviates.
Boundary — Krivofy does not approve trades. It reviews whether the decision stays aligned with the trader’s own rules.
Record the quality of the decision, not only the result.
After exposure, Krivofy preserves the pre-trade decision record so the trader or team can review the process that existed before the outcome.
Boundary — the Journal is not the core category. It is the memory layer for decisions made before exposure.
Light inside the plan. Firm outside it.
Krivofy respects execution speed. If a decision matches the declared process, Krivofy does not create unnecessary drag. If the decision leaves the process, Krivofy brings the deviation into view.
Fast-Lane Guardrails
For decisions that match the plan. When the trade fits the declared setup, risk limits, session rules, and playbook conditions, Krivofy stays light.
Role — keep the trader fast while preserving process visibility.
Exception Gate
For decisions that leave the process. When the trader moves outside the plan, Krivofy adds controlled friction — not judgment.
Role — make the deviation explicit before exposure is taken.
Krivofy adds friction only when the trader leaves the declared process.
Research is context. Gate is governance.
Krivofy separates market understanding from execution authority. Research can inform the trader. The trader forms the thesis. The Gate tests the decision process around that thesis.
Krivofy Research — a context workspace. Structure conditions without turning them into instruction.
Boundary — research is context, not permission. A scenario is not a plan.
Krivofy Gate — a process review layer. Compare the decision against the declared process.
Boundary — the Gate does not choose the trade. It tests whether the decision belongs to a governed process. Confidence does not replace invalidation.
One decision layer. Three altitudes.
From the individual trader keeping speed inside personal rules, to desks reviewing behavior before it becomes a pattern, to enterprise teams governing AI-assisted decisions.
Keep speed inside structure.
For traders who already understand that discipline does not appear automatically when the market starts moving. Krivofy makes the process visible before urgency takes over.
- Vague trade reasoning & missing invalidation
- Risk escalation after wins, revenge pressure after losses
- Playbook drift & FOMO after missed moves
- Ignored event risk, overconfidence, AI-confirmation bias
The market does not know your streak.
Review behavior before it becomes a pattern.
The problem is not only what happened after the trade — it is whether the trader was inside the process before exposure.
- Session plans & trader rule sets
- Pre-exposure decision records
- Playbook adherence & risk escalation visibility
- Exception review & repeatable supervision workflows
The firm should not discover process failure only after the result.
Governance for AI-assisted decision environments.
As teams adopt AI across research, analysis, and decision support, boundaries matter. Krivofy gives a structured layer for decision governance before exposure.
- Compliance-aware boundaries & decision logs
- Governance workflows & policy adherence review
- Controlled AI behavior & team dashboards
- Training environments & audit-ready records
Boundary — Krivofy does not guarantee compliance. It helps make decision process, AI boundaries, and rule alignment easier to review.
Decision process, made reviewable.
A structured governance layer for AI-assisted decision environments — with records that support review, training, and policy-aware workflows before exposure.
The firm gets a repeatable view of whether decisions belonged to declared process — before the result, not after it. Records are built for review, training, and policy-aware workflows, never for trade approval.
governance before exposureNot another market-opinion layer.
Each category answers a different question. Krivofy answers the one before the order.
Krivofy is the decision layer before capital is put at risk.
Krivofy’s refusal to give calls is not a limitation. It is the architecture.
The platform is built to preserve trader responsibility, not replace it.
Krivofy does not
- Provide financial advice
- Tell users what to buy or sell
- Define entries, stops, targets, or position size
- Execute orders
- Predict market direction
- Guarantee outcomes
- Approve trades
- Replace the trader
- Turn research into permission
Krivofy does
- Structure market context
- Help define session rules
- Help define setup conditions
- Review risk boundaries
- Check invalidation discipline
- Detect process deviations
- Flag rule conflicts
- Record the decision before outcome
- Keep fast execution inside a governed process
When Krivofy says “the decision must pass,” it means the decision must pass through the trader’s declared process — not receive permission from Krivofy.
Straight answers.
Define the rules before speed begins.
Fast execution. Governed process. No calls. No predictions. No outsourced responsibility.