Simulator

Replay the market.
Sharpen execution.

Repyrus gives you a risk-free environment to replay historical price action, practice your setups, and build discipline before money is on the line. It is not theory. It is execution training.

Replay Session

EURUSD · 15m

London session replay

09:45

Risk

1R

Status

In Trade

Plan

Followed

Backtesting tells you whether an idea worked. Replay tells you whether you can execute it.

Most traders do not fail because they cannot name a setup. They fail because they rush entries, move stops, or abandon rules in the moment. The simulator is where you train that gap.

Built for deliberate practice

The goal is not entertainment. The goal is to build a repeatable process you trust when the market is live.

Replay historical candles

Move through price action candle by candle so you can practice reading structure, reacting to momentum, and waiting for valid setups instead of hindsight-clicking through screenshots.

Practice execution

Work on entries, exits, stop placement, and position sizing in a controlled environment before taking the same ideas into a live account.

Build rule discipline

Use the simulator to reinforce patience and process. It is a practical way to train traders who know their setup but still struggle to execute it consistently.

Review every session

After each replay session, analyze what happened, where you hesitated, and whether your management improved. Training only works if you can review it honestly.

Workflow

Train the same way serious traders review

Use replay sessions to rehearse your process, then journal what broke down. Over time, the simulator and the journal reinforce each other: one trains action, the other trains awareness.

  • Choose a market and historical date range.
  • Advance through price action as if it were live.
  • Place simulated trades with your own risk rules.
  • Review outcomes and repeat until execution becomes repeatable.

What traders use it for

Practicing a new setup before risking capital
Testing whether a rule actually improves results
Rebuilding confidence after a sloppy week
Training patience and exit management

Train without financial pressure

Build confidence in your process first, then carry that discipline into live trading.