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Docht helps futures traders publish analysis before the move, lock Calls with targets and invalidation, and build a public Record of their work. Communities give traders a focused home for preparation, lessons and reviews alongside X, Discord or YouTube. Free to start, with no promise of profits or performance.
I kept seeing the same thing in trading: it's easy to post a winning screenshot after the move, but much harder to show what you actually believed beforehand.
That's the problem we built Docht for. You write down a call before the move: a direction, a target, the level that proves you wrong, and a time window. Docht stamps it with the server's clock, and from that second it can't be edited or deleted. Not by you, and not by us.
Every call gets a receipt with its own link, like this one: https://www.docht.app/r/7PFWYBA6 Over time the receipts add up to a public Record that anyone can check.
What Docht is not: it's not a broker (nothing is bought, sold or held), not a signal service (a call is a statement with a time on it), and not a scoreboard (we don't rank traders or verify profit).
Where we are: early. Everything is free, and we cover NQ and ES for now.
Three things we'd love honest feedback on. First, is locking a call clear and fast enough the first time? Second, if you post analysis publicly, what would make you put it on a Record? Third, what's missing before you'd send this to someone who follows your trading?
Thanks for taking a look. We'll be here all day answering everything.
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About Docht on Product Hunt
“Lock your trading call before the market moves”
Docht was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #45 on the daily leaderboard. Docht helps futures traders publish analysis before the move, lock Calls with targets and invalidation, and build a public Record of their work. Communities give traders a focused home for preparation, lessons and reviews alongside X, Discord or YouTube. Free to start, with no promise of profits or performance.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm the founder of Docht.
I kept seeing the same thing in trading: it's easy to post a winning screenshot after the move, but much harder to show what you actually believed beforehand.
That's the problem we built Docht for. You write down a call before the move: a direction, a target, the level that proves you wrong, and a time window. Docht stamps it with the server's clock, and from that second it can't be edited or deleted. Not by you, and not by us.
Every call gets a receipt with its own link, like this one: https://www.docht.app/r/7PFWYBA6 Over time the receipts add up to a public Record that anyone can check.
What Docht is not: it's not a broker (nothing is bought, sold or held), not a signal service (a call is a statement with a time on it), and not a scoreboard (we don't rank traders or verify profit).
Where we are: early. Everything is free, and we cover NQ and ES for now.
Three things we'd love honest feedback on. First, is locking a call clear and fast enough the first time? Second, if you post analysis publicly, what would make you put it on a Record? Third, what's missing before you'd send this to someone who follows your trading?
Thanks for taking a look. We'll be here all day answering everything.