The desk · three tools, one account
Most traders learn in one place, trade in another, and never check one against the other.
Qovavo is three tools built to close that gap. Flowdex teaches the rule. Trakvex checks whether you kept it. Fluxivo tells you when the market is about to make keeping it harder. Each works on its own, and each makes the other two more useful.
Flowdex
learn
Trakvex
track
Fluxivo
read
A trading day on the desk
Where each tool shows up. In order.
- Before the openFluxivo
Open your feed. The overnight news is already read and summarised, filtered to the pairs you trade, and the calendar shows whether CPI, payrolls or a rate decision lands in your session. If it does, you know before you place anything.
- Your lesson slotFlowdex
At the time you picked, today’s lesson is waiting: the clearest explanation of one topic we could find, then a task on a real chart. You screenshot your work, the AI marks it, and if you missed it, you do it again.
- After every tradeTrakvex
Log it: pair, direction, setup, a screenshot. Then one question, one tap: did you follow your plan? That single tap is what makes the rest of the numbers honest.
- End of the weekTrakvex + Fluxivo
Trakvex splits your P&L into what your plan made and what going off-plan cost, and flags the pattern behind it. Fluxivo lays out the week ahead. You walk into Monday knowing your leak and the calendar.
What's inside
Everything each one does, on one screen.
Flowdex · learn
The 100-Day Challenge
- 100 lessons in 9 phases, from reading a candle to passing a prop-firm evaluation
- A full Order Flow phase: volume profile, VWAP, delta, footprint
- 90 lessons built on a named teacher’s video, the rest hands-on
- A task on a real chart after each lesson, marked by AI
- One lesson unlocks every 24 hours, so it becomes a habit
- A placement check to start at Smart Money or Order Flow
Trakvex · track
The journal that keeps score
- Every trade logged with pair, direction, setup and screenshot
- One tap per trade: did you follow your plan?
- Your P&L split in two: on-plan against off-plan
- A daily discipline score, and alerts when a bad pattern repeats
- Win rate, profit factor, best pair, best setup
- Your equity curve, and every trade filterable by pair, setup and result
Fluxivo · read
The news, already read
- A feed filtered to the pairs you actually trade
- Every story: what happened, why it matters, which pairs it touches
- The economic calendar with forecast, previous and actual
- The week ahead, laid out at the start of every week
- Bookmarks for the stories worth coming back to
- No buy or sell calls. What you do with it is your decision
Why one desk
Each one covers the others' blind spot.
The lesson teaches the rule. The journal checks it.
Day 11 of the challenge sets up your Trakvex journal and your first paper trade. From then on, every rule a lesson gives you is something the journal can hold you to.
The news explains the trades that went strange.
When a loss makes no sense, check the calendar for that day. Often it was a release you traded straight through, and that is a rule to write, not a strategy to throw away.
One account, one payment, all three.
Sign up once and Flowdex, Trakvex and Fluxivo all open with the same login. There are no add-ons, and nothing else to buy.
What's free
Start without a card. Pay once if you keep going.
| Tool | Free, no card | With the $149 challenge |
|---|---|---|
| Flowdex | Lessons 1 to 3 | Lessons 4 to 100, and the placement check |
| Trakvex | The journal, forever | The on-plan / off-plan split, discipline score and all analytics |
| Fluxivo | The news feed, calendar and week ahead |
One payment, no subscription for the course, and it stays yours after day 100. Keeping the analytics and the news running past the challenge is an optional $19/month, only ever after you finish. Full pricing
One signup. One login for all three.
Start with the first three lessons and the journal, free. Everything else opens when you decide it's worth it.
Start Day 1 freeFirst 3 lessons free · No card to start · 14-day money-back after that