Questions, answered
Straight answers. If something's missing, email hello@wembro.com.
Is this financial advice?
No. Wembro is a software tool that runs statistics on the data you give it. It never recommends a trade, never promises returns, and gives the same math to everyone. It's analysis of the past, not advice about the future.
Do you store my trades or connect to my account?
We never connect to your broker or bank — we only read the numbers you paste or upload. We don't need or want names, account numbers, or passwords. You can ask us to delete any report at any time.
What counts as a good score?
Above 60 (Solid/Fortress) means your edge holds up to the honest tests. 40–60 (Fragile) means there may be something there but it's thin. Below 40 (Mirage/Ghost) means it looks like mostly luck or overfitting. Below 30 trades we won't give a confident verdict at all.
What data can I use?
Per-trade returns or P&L (pasted or CSV), or a MetaTrader MT4/MT5 statement. More trades = a more trustworthy verdict.
If I score high, is my edge guaranteed?
No — a high score means your record is statistically hard to explain by luck or overfitting, which is the best evidence you can have. It still isn't a promise. Markets change.
How is this different from a backtest report or journal?
Journals and backtests tell you what happened. Wembro tells you whether what happened is real or a mirage — and seals the answer so you can prove it to others.
Why should I trust your verdict?
Because we have no strategy, course, or brokerage to sell you. Our only product is the honest number. A tool with nothing to gain from flattering you is the only one worth believing.
How much does it cost?
Your first report — the Edge Score and verdict — is free and shareable. The full breakdown, prop-survival odds, and a clean verifiable report are a one-time $19. See Pricing.