The product problem
Raw trading exports, screenshots and notes become difficult to review when they are scattered across broker files and separate tools. Tradvanta focuses on bringing this evidence into one user-scoped workflow.
FIRST-PARTY ENGINEERING CASE STUDY / PUBLIC BETA
An MH Digital Lab first-party product example. This is our own software, not an invented client project. It demonstrates how we structure an account-based web application around imports, searchable records and review workflows.
Raw trading exports, screenshots and notes become difficult to review when they are scattered across broker files and separate tools. Tradvanta focuses on bringing this evidence into one user-scoped workflow.
The published public-beta product describes CSV/XLSX import mapping and validation, account organization, trade-level analytics, an Edge Finder, notes/screenshots and daily, weekly and monthly reviews.
Tradvanta has a public beta product page and an external application URL. The feature descriptions are public; there are no claimed customer counts, conversion uplift, latency benchmarks or financial outcomes without supporting evidence.
Map broker columns, preview and validate imported data, normalize executions, and detect duplicate records.
Keep accounts and their trading records organized, with user-scoped access and cross-account review.
Review expectancy, profit factor, drawdown, R-multiples, timing, instruments, and trade-level outcomes.
Explore patterns by setup, session, market, and behavior, with attention to sample size rather than performance promises.
Connect trades to notes, tags, screenshots, strategies, and setups; filter and revisit the details.
Use a calendar and daily, weekly, or monthly journal reviews to turn observations into concrete improvements.
Current limitation: authenticated end-to-end production testing and independent privacy verification remain ongoing. The public beta is not a claim of completed enterprise certification.
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