The story of how years of struggle led us to build the tool that changed everything

Four years. Four long years of unprofitable trading.
We tried everything—new strategies, different indicators, more backtesting, better risk management. We read every book, took every course, followed every guru.
But nothing worked. The losses kept piling up, and frustration was at an all-time high.
"We had the knowledge. We had the strategy. But we didn't have control of our minds."
Then it hit us. The problem wasn't our strategy.
It was our psychology. Fear of missing out. Revenge trading. Lack of discipline. Emotional decision-making.
We realized that trading success wasn't about finding the perfect strategy—it was about mastering our minds and emotions.
That's when everything changed.
Within months of using our own tool, everything changed. We became more aware of our emotional triggers. We developed discipline in following our trading rules.
The results spoke for themselves: traders in our group started getting funded. Prop firm challenges that once seemed impossible were now being passed. More importantly, we achieved something we'd been chasing for years—consistent profitability.
After seeing the incredible results in our group, we realized something important: there are thousands of traders out there struggling with the same issues we faced.
Traders with solid strategies who can't execute consistently. Traders with the knowledge but not the discipline. Traders who know what they should do, but can't control their emotions in the moment.
That's why we decided to make MentalBro mainstream.
Not to build a business, but to help other traders break through the same psychological barriers that held us back for years. Because we know what it's like to struggle, and we know that with the right tools, any trader can develop the mental edge they need to succeed.
We've experienced the struggles firsthand and built solutions that actually work
Our own group went from struggling to getting funded and trading consistently
We're traders ourselves, so we're constantly adding features we actually need