Every Monday at 11:00 AM Eastern there is a live session in Discord. It is a standing slot — same time, every week — and it is open to you.
What happens in it
- Live walkthroughs of the software: the core features, and the parts most people never find on their own.
- Real automations built on screen, start to finish.
- Open Q&A. You can bring your own setup and ask about it directly.
- Early looks at what is shipping next.
How you hear about it
From Sunday lunchtime onwards, a reminder appears when you open your dashboard, with an Open in Discord button that takes you straight to the session. The window runs from noon Eastern on Sunday until 11:00 AM Eastern on Monday — so a weekend visit counts, and so does signing in on Monday morning.
You see it once a week. Close it and it stays closed, whether you closed it on Sunday afternoon or on Monday at 8am; it comes back the following Sunday for the next session.
If you open the dashboard at 11:30 on a Monday you won't see it, because by then the session has already begun. Go to Discord directly.
The times, wherever you are
| Zone | Start |
|---|---|
| Eastern | 11:00 AM |
| Central | 10:00 AM |
| Mountain | 9:00 AM |
| Pacific | 8:00 AM |
If you can't make it
Every session is recorded and posted afterwards, so nothing is lost by missing one. Turning up live matters for one reason only: it is the only way to get your question answered in the room.
Tip
Drop your question in the channel any time during the week, even if you can't attend. Questions sent in ahead get worked into the next session, and the sessions are far more useful when they're driven by what people are actually stuck on.
An example
It's Sunday evening and you open your dashboard to look over last week. The reminder tells you there's a session tomorrow at 11:00 AM ET. You post your question in the channel while you're thinking of it — say, "how do I stop a strategy trading on the day of an earnings report?"
On Monday morning you sign in again at 8:15. No second reminder: you already read it. You turn up at 11:00, Tyler pulls your question up on screen and walks through the setting while you watch.
The following Sunday the reminder appears again, for that week's session.
Note
These sessions are software demonstrations and education. They are not trade recommendations, and nothing in them is advice to buy or sell anything.