What is Blueprint?
Understanding TradeLog's 5-engine analysis system
Blueprint is TradeLog's advanced analytics engine that goes beyond standard trading statistics. While the Dashboard and Analytics pages show you individual metrics like win rate per symbol or best timeframe, Blueprint analyzes the intersections between multiple dimensions of your trading to generate actionable, cross-dimensional setups.
What Makes Blueprint Different
For example, Blueprint can show how one combination (ES longs, 15-minute chart, New York session, Mondays) performed in your own past trades versus your overall results. Illustrative only; past results do not predict future ones.
Blueprint describes your own trading history. It analyzes your closed trades and ranks combinations of market, direction, timeframe and session by their past expectancy. It is a description of what happened in your trades, not a recommendation of what to trade.
The 5-Tier System
Blueprint uses a progressive tier system that unlocks more advanced analysis as you log more trades, so each view is computed from enough of your own data. The WHAT / WHEN / HOW statistics themselves are shown at every tier.
- Tier 1 (10+ trades) - Foundation: Risk profile (risk percentage, fixed vs. compounding, daily/weekly loss limits)
- Tier 2 (30+ trades) - Core: Setup cards (the main feature) plus the Edge Stability consistency check
- Tier 3 (60+ trades) - Advanced: Behavioral diagnostics and secondary insights, shown under Analytics > Smart Analysis
- Tier 4 (100+ trades) - Expert: Monte Carlo risk simulation and edge evolution tracking
- Tier 5 (200+ trades) - Master: Psychological pattern detection (revenge trading, tilt, overtrading)
Locked tiers appear grayed out on the tier progress bar, with a counter showing how many more trades you need to unlock them.
Getting Started with Blueprint
- 1Navigate to Blueprint from the sidebar menu
- 2Select the trading account you want to analyze
- 3Click the Generate Blueprint button
- 4Review the generated setup cards and risk profile
- 5Optionally click Create Risk Profile to save these figures as a Risk Profile, then assign it to your account in Risk Management
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