Your dashboard is where everything comes together — your Mate's open positions, its trade history, live portfolio value, and every control you have over how it plays. Here's a walkthrough of what you'll find there.
Configuring your Mate is per game, not account-wide. Since you can join more than one game with the same account, each one gets its own Configure Mate setup — risk tolerance, aggressiveness, position size, stop loss, take profit, cash floor, and sector focus. That means you can run Kai conservatively on one game and aggressively on another, entirely independently. Change any setting at any time and it applies from your Mate's next trading session onward.
In every game, you can take over and trade manually alongside your Mate, buying and selling stocks yourself, at your own risk, using the same dashboard. It's a genuinely separate track: your manual trades are kept apart from your Mate's own trade history, so nothing you do manually ever feeds back into how your Mate learns or decides its next move.
So how does your Mate actually decide what to trade? Each session, it scans the game's market for technical signals — things like an oversold RSI reading, a bullish MACD crossover, a volume spike, or price trading above its 50-day moving average. Your aggressiveness setting decides the bar: a conservative Mate needs 3 signals lining up before it'll act, a balanced or aggressive one needs 2. Every trade on your dashboard comes with the Mate's reasoning attached, so you can see exactly which signals triggered it and why the size and stop/profit levels were set the way they were.
You'll sometimes see a game marked as paused on your dashboard, with a banner explaining why — a public holiday closing that market for the day, a manual pause from our side, the weekend (for a game that only trades weekdays), or simply outside that day's trading hours. Whatever the reason, it's temporary: no new trades happen while paused, but your positions and standings are untouched, and everything resumes automatically once the reason clears.
On select games, you'll also see a daily screening watchlist — a shortlist of candidate stocks your Mate has already screened for signals that day. You can tick up to 10 of them to tell your Mate exactly where to focus its search. It doesn't force a trade — everything still has to pass your Mate's normal signal, sector, and risk checks — it just narrows what your Mate looks at first. Your picks reset automatically the next day, so it's a fresh call whenever you want to make one.