Live NSE prices · simulated fills · no live-order path, for any account
5 indices · 2 brokersA dealing room that takes attendance
Teach on a terminal that cannot place a real order
Your students practise on the same options terminal a solo trader uses — live NSE data, real gates, simulated fills. You get the half a terminal never had: who is enrolled, who was invited, how many seats that leaves, and which four of them have not opened it since Tuesday.
- RDR. Desai0 trades11dQuiet
- PNP. Nair23 trades1dAhead
- ASA. Sharma41 trades2dHolding
- KIK. Iyer88 tradestodayDrawdown
- Plan46
- Hand31
- Net23
The model
Three things to know before you plan a course around it.
Stated up front rather than discovered in week one. Two of them will rule this out for some schools, and that is the point of putting them here.
Paper only. There is no live-order path.
Not a safe mode bolted onto a live trading engine — this build places no real orders at all, for anybody. A student cannot lose money on it, which is the entire reason it can be handed to a class.
Every student brings their own broker login.
Market data is broker-authenticated end to end, so a student needs their own Angel One, Dhan or Upstox account. That also means each one gets their own rate limit and their own tab-independent risk guards, instead of a class sharing one feed.
One broker login is one account, one book, one seat.
Wallets, trade history and resets are scoped to the login they belong to and never merge. A student who attaches a second broker takes a second seat — the school bears it, and nothing about the first book changes.
Shipped
What the partner area does today, and nothing it does not.
Everything below is built and running. Curriculum, per-cohort policy — locking resets, pinning a starting wallet, turning Autopilot off — and instructor drill-down into a student's journal are designed and not yet built. They are named here rather than sold.
Cohorts
A cohort is a class. Create as many as you run, schedule them or leave them open-ended, and a student may sit in two without costing a second seat.
Invites that cost a seat
Paste a class list and every address gets a personal link that admits only them. Or mint one shareable link, capped, for the class group chat.
Seats you can count
An invite nobody has opened yet is still a seat committed — so the number on the screen is the number the server enforces, not an optimistic one.
A roster that reads
Who joined, who has been back, whose exits were levels they set and whose were panic. Attendance and habit, never a position.
ΔK
A reading agent that opens with the number, not with the summary.
Every other figure on the dashboard is counted. This one sentence is written — so it is labelled as written, sits behind its own mark, and is the only thing on the surface that is not a measurement.
Six numbers about the whole school.
How many enrolled, how many have traded, how many are still standing, the share of exits on plan, the share of entries opened near expiry, and the count of restarts. Nothing else leaves the server — a type check refuses anything that is not a finite number, so a name cannot reach it even by accident.
Hourly, and only while the market is open.
On the same NSE calendar the terminal reads, so a holiday is a holiday on both surfaces. And only when the figures have actually moved — a quiet Sunday keeps one sentence all day, with the timestamp that says when it was written.
Speak about one student, or about tomorrow.
A per-student sentence would mean sending one person’s book to a third party, and that is not on the list every student is shown before they take a seat. It is also barred from claiming or implying a return — this is a teaching tool, not a tipster.
34% of entries opened with a day or less left means teaching must address time-in-trade discipline.
- Standing
- 18 of 26 traders at or above opening capital shows survival is discussable
- Exits
- 46% of closed trades ended on student-set levels shows exit planning needs reinforcement
- Rhythm
- 29% of entries land on weekly expiry weekday reveals concentration risk for teaching
- Expiry
- 34% of entries with ≤1 DTE highlights time decay awareness as a teaching priority
- Restarts
- 3 wallet restarts across the school this run flags who kept trading past a wipeout
- Attention
- 5 students are raising at least one flag this week narrows who needs a conversation
The boundary
A school sees how a student is doing, never what they hold.
This is not a policy — it is the where clause. The same two lists are shown to every student before they take a seat, so a boundary you describe to a parent is one they can check against their own screen.
- How many trades, and how often
- Whether an exit was a level they set or a hand on the mouse
- How close to expiry they open positions
- Equity against the capital they started with
- Days since they last sat down at it
- A strike, a symbol or an expiry they hold
- An entry price, or what a trade made
- Any position open right now
- Anything at all, once a course is 30 days finished
- Anything at all about a student who never joined a class
Cost of trading
Statutory and broker charges paid this run — a cost every trade carries before its outcome is even in.
Charges added ₹1,850 on top of a ₹3,200 loss from trading itself.
58%of this run’s loss is charges alone — worth a look before assuming the market did all of it.
How they compare to their batch
The same strip the overview draws for a whole class, scoped to this student's own cohort — one dot among their own batch, picked out in white, not the school.
Sample of one student’s own screen. Two of its four panels — the other two chart when they trade and when their guards fire. Names are placeholders; every column is real.
Access
Access is granted, not bought here.
There is no sign-up form, on purpose. The first schools are onboarded directly — we attach partner access to an email address you give us, and your first sign-in binds it. If you already have access, the dashboard is one emailed code away.
Sign in to your schoolPaper trading only. No investment advice, no return guarantees, and no real order is placed by this platform for any account, student or otherwise.