A trading terminal that lives in a tab.

Desktop platforms were built for a time when the browser could not keep up. That time is over. Mizora Pro streams live prices over a single WebSocket connection, draws its charts on canvas and keeps your orders on the server, so the terminal loads in seconds on any computer and picks up exactly where you left off on another.

There is no installer, no Windows-only build and no plugin to keep current. The same terminal works on Windows, macOS, Linux, a Chromebook, an iPhone or an Android phone.

• Nothing to install. Sign in and trade from any modern browser.
• Your setup follows you. Accounts, orders, alerts and records live on the server, not on one machine.
• Orders keep working when you close the tab. Resting orders, stops and targets are watched by the server around the clock.

The chart is built on TradingView's open-source Lightweight Charts library, with Mizora's own drawing layer on top. Six timeframes from one minute to daily, candles, Heikin-Ashi or area, and the indicators most discretionary traders actually use: EMA 20 and 50, Bollinger Bands, VWAP, volume profile, Ichimoku, RSI and MACD. More on charting.

Next to the chart sits an order flow workspace: footprint, liquidity heatmap, delta, imbalances, a DOM ladder and time and sales. It is in Beta and it is modelled from live prices rather than exchange depth, and the terminal says so on screen. How order flow works in Mizora Pro.

When the session is over, bar replay lets you step back through it bar by bar and practise the trade you missed.

Place market, limit, stop and bracket orders from the ticket, or with Shift+B and Shift+S. Stop loss and take profit sit on every position and can be dragged on the chart. Close half, close in full, or flatten everything in one action. Orders and execution.

Every fill, exit and mark uses the server's live quote, never a price sent by your browser, and an order is refused if that quote is stale. A server-side worker watches stops, targets, resting orders and account limits even when your browser is closed.

Before you click, the risk manager draws the price at which your account would hit its daily limit or maximum loss directly on the chart.

The track record turns your closed trades into win rate, profit factor, expectancy, maximum drawdown and consistency, with journal notes you can attach to any trade. When a trade is worth showing, a verified trade card is drawn by the server from the trade record itself, so the numbers on it cannot be edited.

Mizora Pro is made for traders who read the chart and click the button themselves: scalpers on index futures, intraday gold and FX traders, and crypto traders who want the same tools at 3am as at 3pm.

It is not a platform for automated strategies. There are no Expert Advisors, scripts or public trading API. If automation is central to how you trade, MetaTrader 5 or cTrader will serve you better, and our MT5 comparison says so plainly.

Mizora Pro accounts trade simulated capital. The free practice account starts at $50K with no card. Paid 30-day Pro packages include Mizora Flip accounts; see the plans and the account rules.