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TradeZento

A futures trading journal that tells you which setups actually pay.

A journal and analytics tool for futures day traders. You import your fills or log trades by hand, tag what actually happened, and TradeZento works out which setups, hours and instruments make money and which habits cost you. It is the part of trading nobody enjoys doing in a spreadsheet, which is why most people stop doing it.

TradeZento is a journal. It never places an order, and it does not connect to a broker for execution - you import file exports or type trades in. It is not financial advice, it does not predict anything, and it makes no claim about what you will earn.

Prototype demonstrated · Pilot enquiries open

CleanEntry

Catch customer email mistakes while your team is typing.

A browser overlay that adds an inline check to a customer-entry field in a web application, demonstrated on a Retail Express POS customer screen. It highlights formatting problems and likely domain typos while the customer is still standing there to confirm the right answer.

A prototype, not a released product. There is nothing to download, it checks format rather than confirming a mailbox exists, and ByteX has no affiliation with Retail Express.

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