Home is where every session starts

Every sign-in (email, Google or two-factor) opens Home, except when you were following a button in one of our emails: then you land on what it points to, such as the trade, the account or the support conversation. Old links to /dashboard also redirect there, so bookmarks keep working, and the Home icon at the top of the sidebar rail brings you back from any other page.

When you open the app, or right after you sign in, the TheProfitPath mark sharpens in on a dark screen. Once Home has loaded, the screen opens outward from the mark, the mark flies into its place at the top of the sidebar as the sidebar and top bar slide in, and your greeting rises in word by word, followed by the composer. It plays on a fresh load only, never when you move between pages; any click or key skips it, and it is off when your system asks for reduced motion.

The composer is the same one Intelligence uses: type a question, attach screenshots, tag a project or chat with @, dictate with the microphone, or start a live voice call. Sending opens the new chat in Intelligence straight away. The line above it sums up your week from the journal. The chips below are a fresh handful of starter questions each visit, picked for your week (a green week asks what went right, a red one walks through the losses) and the time of day; the circular arrow deals another handful. Intelligence's new-chat screen draws from the same set.

Free accounts get a weekly allowance of AI messages; Premium uses its monthly AI credits first and then a weekly backup allowance. When only a few messages are left, a line above the composer says how many, and when they are used up it says when they come back and the composer pauses until then, with a link to upgrade or add credits. Voice has its own daily allowance.

Your P&L curve, calendar and recent trades live on Tracking; the economic calendar and market news have their own pages. Home stays a single question so nothing competes with it.