Connect experienced traders with the people they coach

Under Mentor → I have a mentor, choose Invite mentor and enter one or more emails. Before sending, set what they can see: Full access (trades, analytics and your journal) or Performance only (trades and analytics, with notes, screenshots, emotions and lessons kept private), and share all your trading accounts or only the ones you pick.

Under Mentor → I'm a mentor, choose Invite students and enter their emails, or switch on Invite by link to get one link you can post in a course, Discord or group chat. Replace the link to stop the old one working, or switch it off to stop new joins. Each student chooses what to share when they accept.

Invites are sent in your name, as "Your name via TheProfitPath", and replies go straight to your own email. The Accept button opens the invite page, which works before the person has an account: they can create one or sign in and come straight back to accept. An emailed invite only works for the address it was sent to and expires after 14 days.

If you already have an account, invites sent to your email also appear at the top of Mentor mode and in your notifications, so you can accept or decline without the email. Invites you send are listed until they're accepted, with Resend and Withdraw, and you're notified when someone accepts.

Every mentor in Your mentors has an Access button. Changes apply straight away: switch between full access and performance only, or change which accounts are shared. Mentors only ever see closed trades and analytics from the accounts you share, never edit anything, and lose access the moment you disconnect.

Mentors also have an invite code. A student can enter it under I have a mentor to send a request, which the mentor approves under Requests. Generating a new code stops the old one working; people already connected stay connected.

The mentor's roster shows each student's trades, win rate, recent P&L and what they share. Open a student to browse their shared trades and analytics and write feedback notes, which appear in the student's Feedback panel.