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Short guides to every part of the platform, in the order you will meet them.

1. Getting started

  1. Open the platform and choose Continue with Telegram. Telegram asks you to share your phone number and to allow the Tasawur bot to message you; both are required, because every account on Tasawur belongs to one verified person, and the bot is where we reach you about your access.
  2. Your name, username and photo come from your Telegram profile. Change them there and they update here the next time you sign in.
  3. Add an email address when asked, if you want messages by email: a support reply while you are away, the outcome of an access review, a notice if your access ends, and, while Announcements is on, news and offers. You can skip it: the Free access page shows where your request stands, and if a request is declined, the Tasawur bot usually tells you on Telegram why and how to fix it. A support conversation does need an address, as Getting help explains.
  4. You land in the chat. The menu at the top corner opens the sidebar with everything else: Signals, Dashboard, Rank, Support, your recent conversations, and your account.

Every part of the platform needs a signed-in account. Asking for analysis and chatting also need the account to be activated; support, Dashboard and Rank are open to every signed-in account.

2. Activating free access

Tasawur is free. Access is open for as long as you trade with one of our partner brokers, Equiti or JustMarkets, through a live account opened with the platform's link.

  1. Open the menu, then Free access.
  2. Open an account with Equiti or JustMarkets from the link on that page, or use an account you already have with them if it is registered under our partner link.
  3. Fund the account with the minimum shown on the page, currently one hundred dollars ($100) or more of your own money: a bonus from the broker does not count toward it.
  4. Upload a screenshot of the accounts page that shows the account number and the balance.
  5. An automated check reads the screenshot at once and tells you on the page if something is wrong with it. If it passes, a person reviews it, usually within one to twenty four hours, and the platform opens the moment it is approved: the Free access page shows it, and so does an email if you gave us an address.

Demo accounts, edited screenshots and accounts that belong to someone else are declined. The Free access page shows where a request stands, and says why at once when the automated check declined it. If a request is declined, the Tasawur bot usually tells you on Telegram why and how to fix it, and when a person declined it, an email may tell you too if you gave us an address. Correct it and try again. New requests are open for Equiti and JustMarkets accounts, so if your account is with another broker, try again with an account at one of them.

3. Using the chat

  1. Type a question in the composer. Ask about a market, a concept, a plan you are looking at, or anything a trader would ask a colleague.
  2. The model button at the foot of the composer shows which model answers and how much effort it puts in. Higher effort takes longer and reasons more.
  3. Use the plus button to attach an image, a chart screenshot for example, and the model will read it. Only images are read.
  4. Every conversation is saved under Recent in the sidebar. Open an old one to continue it; New chat starts a clean one.

Each account has an hourly allowance of chat messages. It is shown, with a countdown, under Settings then Usage.

4. Asking for a plan

  1. Switch the composer to Signals, or open Signals from the sidebar.
  2. Pick a market. Gold against the dollar is the market the analyst reads best; eleven currency pairs are there too, and the Nasdaq 100 and the Dow Jones during the New York session.
  3. Watch the analysis unfold: the analyst gathers the market context, reads each chart image, names the structure and the levels, and submits its plan.
  4. The plan has to pass the platform's checks before you see it. A plan that fails is not shown, and the attempt does not count against your allowance.
  5. The plan card appears with the entry, the stop, three targets and the grade.

An analysis can take a minute or two. You can leave the page; the plan is waiting in the sidebar when you return.

5. Reading a plan

  • Entry is where the plan begins. Stop loss is where the idea is wrong. Targets one to three are where partial results are banked, near to far.
  • The rail under the live price shows where the market is between the stop and the targets. Green fills toward the targets, red toward the stop.
  • The two readouts under the rail are distances in pips: to the next target, and to the stop. Once the first target is reached, To Stop measures to the entry instead, and once the second is, to the first target: where the platform's model of a position takes the rest off.
  • The grade, A plus to C, says how much of the analyst's reasoning the platform's own checks confirmed. It describes the evidence behind the plan, not the odds of the trade.
  • Tap any price to copy it.

Every plan is a scalp: a short idea meant to play out within the session, not over days. The plan is information. It never tells you what to do with your own position, and the stop it shows is the plan's own, which never moves. Position size, execution and management are yours.

6. Following a live plan

  • Active in the sidebar lists every plan the platform is still watching, with its current stage: analysing, live, first target hit, second target hit.
  • Hits arrive live. The moment a target is reached the card and the sidebar update, without a refresh.
  • A plan that reaches the third target is complete. A plan that returns to its original stop after banking a target is still recorded as a success at that target; only a stop hit before any target counts as a loss.
  • When tracking ends, the card shows its verdict and the result in R, a model of a managed position explained in the Terms of Service, and the plan moves to Recent.

7. Dashboard

Dashboard is your own record: win rate, wins and losses, the share of all plans, your current and longest streak, the average result in R per closed plan and best day, for today, seven days, thirty days or all time. It is built only from tracked outcomes, from your latest two hundred plans.

8. Rank

Rank is the board of the fifteen readers who took the most trades, the first three on a podium. The win rate breaks a tie: a trade counts as won when it reaches its first target and as lost when the stop is hit before it. Each place shows the reader's name and photo from Telegram, the trades taken, the win rate and the trades running now.

You join the board with your first decided trade. When you are outside the fifteen, your own place shows at the foot of the page, to you alone. The board refreshes every minute. Every signed-in reader can see it; to be left off it, ask through Get help.

9. Settings

  • General holds your profile as Telegram provides it, and the background music. Drag the slider to set the volume; zero is off.
  • Usage shows your hourly allowances for analyses and chat messages, how much is left, and when each resets.
  • Notifications holds the email address your messages go to, which the platform asks for after you first sign in, and a switch for each kind: support replies, access reviews (the result of a request, and a notice if access ends), and announcements, which include news and offers. One master switch silences every email.
  • Preferences under Trading hold the model and the depth of its reasoning. The Search the news switch is there too, but today the analyst reads the calendar and the latest headlines on every analysis, whichever way it is set. Nothing about the trade itself is a setting: every plan is a scalp, and its levels come from the chart.

10. Getting help

  1. Open the menu, then Get help. Common questions has answers to most things; Contact support opens your conversations with a person.
  2. Start a conversation with a subject, a message and an email address: a support conversation needs one. You can attach photos. If your account has no email address, the one you give becomes your account's address, and the switches under Settings then Notifications apply to it.
  3. Replies land in the conversation. If you are not looking at it at that moment, you also get an email at the address you gave on it, unless Support replies is off under Settings then Notifications.
  4. When a conversation is closed you are asked to rate it, one to five. A closed conversation is read only; start a new one for a new matter.

11. Trading safely with Tasawur

  • Treat every plan as one opinion about probabilities, never as a certainty.
  • Decide your position size from your own account and your own risk, not from the plan.
  • Prefer plans whose levels you can check on your own chart.
  • Trade only money you can afford to put at risk, and treat a loss as part of trading rather than something to win back by trading more.
  • If something on the platform looks wrong, tell support. A mistake reported is a mistake fixed for everyone.