Three prototypes, one product.
Retrospeq asks whether a trade was a good decision, not whether it made money. All three versions below answer that same question. They differ in how they look and how they are laid out. Try them, then tell us which one you'd rather keep using.
Version one
Quiet paper
Warm off-white, a hand-drawn notation for trades, and four colour themes you can switch in Account → Appearance.
Open version one Version twoInstrument
Black and amber, built on Retrospeq's own design system — closer to an instrument panel than a notebook.
Open version two Version threeNight desk
Dark by default, laid out for a wide screen with a sidebar, and a four-square that splits what you decided from how it turned out. Has a Paper theme and a phone preview in the bottom-left.
Open version threeBefore you start
- None of it is real money. Every number is genuinely calculated, but the trades behind them are invented. Versions one and two share one simulated history, so those two are directly comparable, figure for figure. Version three generates its own, so its numbers will not match theirs — compare the shape of it, not the values.
- You can't break anything. Nothing you do leaves your own browser, and nobody else sees it. Versions one and two remember your changes and have a reset button; version three starts fresh every time you reload.
- In versions one and two, press D anywhere, or add
/tour/to the address, to step through all 73 screens — every state the product can be in, including the rare ones you'd never stumble onto. Version three has no such tour; the buttons at the bottom-left switch its theme and its phone preview. - Try them on the device you'd really use. Versions one and two are designed phone-first. Version three is built for a wide screen and has its own phone preview.