The engine's calls, on your own account.

1. 01 · THE FILL

   The engine calls it. Your account takes it.

   A callout that clears the settings you approved is placed on your own prop or brokerage account the second it fires — at your size, with the stop and the target the call named, as one bracket.

2. 02 · THE STOP

   Managed to the tick, anchored to your fill.

   Every stop move the engine makes — breakeven plus the fees, the trail, the partial — lands on your broker's order the moment it is made, measured from the price you actually got, never loosened to chase a good fill.

3. 03 · THE EXIT

   Closed when the engine closes.

   Target, trail or time — when the engine grades the call, the runner cancels the bracket and closes the position. Flat by the deadline you set, whatever the day did, inside a daily stop you chose.

4. 04 · LIVE · ARMED

   It runs where you are. Never on a server of ours.

   The props require every order to come from your personal device, so the runner is your browser tab or your phone, and your key never leaves it. The phone mirrors every decision and takes the approval card on the lock screen.

5. 05 · PLACED · MANAGED · CLOSED

   Every decision written down.

   The ledger keeps every trade: why it entered — the setup, the score, the confluences — the points, every stop move, the exit. Every book is walked forward nightly and its 90-day verdict is printed on its card.

• Your firm, your doorTopstep by API key; TopstepX, TradeSea and Tradovate by signing in to the platform you already use. Pick the firm on the connect card and it names the connection that works.
• Guardrails you setA daily stop, trades a day, trades at once, one position per symbol, a flat-by time, approval cards — Face ID on the phone — and a dry run that sends nothing until you say live.
• Books with the record on the cardEvery book states its 90-day dollars, win rate, green days and worst day — the nightly ledger's row once it has traded live, the engine's graded record until then. The red books say so too.
• The engine's exits, on your ordersBreakeven that covers the fees, the trail, the partials, the scale-in on the Initiative Break — the runner moves your broker's legs as the engine moves its own.
• Follow the owner's handA book that copies the owner's own trades to the people on his list, at their sizing, closed when he closes — on whatever book he is trading.
• The phone mirrorWatch the desk tab live from the app — open positions marked on the tape, every decision as it is made — arm, disarm or flatten from your pocket.
• A waitlist, then a seatJoining is free. Admission is by hand, a few traders at a time, and the phone rings the moment you move up or you're in. Once admitted, a seat is $300 a month plus 10% of the payouts it earns you.
• The early seat$300 is the launch price, and a seat bills at the price it was taken at for as long as it stays active — a later raise never touches it. The price goes up as the public record does; taking one at the start is the whole of the discount.
• The risk, in plain wordsIt places real orders on your futures account under settings you choose. Losses are possible and yours; AERRO is software, not an adviser. You read and accept the full disclosure before it trades.

THE BOOKS · THE ONES IN THE GREEN

Every book carries its record on its card.

The figures below are the ones the trader screen prints beside each book: the engine’s graded record walked through the book’s own rules over the window named, one account’s size, the grader’s fills — the nightly ledger’s row once a book has traded live. Not money anyone was paid, and not a promise about the next 90 days — a runner realises 60–80% of a walk. A book that is red on its record — or under $1,000 over its window — is not listed until it is green.

• Funding · RTY scale × Extended · V2

  +$87.6k / 90d

  49% won · 74% green days · worst day −$1,961

  Jun 24 → Sep 24, the walk, settled money

• Funding · RTY scale × Extended

  +$82.5k / 90d

  49% won · 65% green days · worst day −$1,961

  Jun 24 → Sep 24, the walk

• Funding V6 · two contracts

  +$57.7k / 90d

  48% won · 54% green days · worst day −$1,964

  Jun 24 → Sep 24, the walk

• Funding · RTY scale

  +$51.5k / 90d

  48% won · 65% green days · worst day −$4,764

  Jun 24 → Sep 24, the walk

• Funding · Base

  +$45.4k / 90d

  48% won · 65% green days · worst day −$6,218

  Jun 24 → Sep 24, the walk

• A+

  +$14.2k / 90d

  52% won · 63% green days · worst day −$6,302

  Jun 24 → Sep 24, the walk — the deepest worst day of any book, one contract everywhere

• NQ Trend Day · with the 20-day SMA

  +$11.4k / 90d

  38% won · 45% green days · worst day −$3,040

  TradingView Deep Backtesting, NQ1! 1m, Sep 2023 → Sep 2026, the SMA filter on: +$114.1k / 549 trades / 38.3% / PF 1.33 / DD $26k — ~$11.4k per 90 days. A backtest, not the engine’s graded record; the ledger’s row replaces this the day it has one

• NQ Trend Day

  +$10.6k / 90d

  37% won · 45% green days · worst day −$3,668

  TradingView Deep Backtesting, NQ1! 1m, Sep 2023 → Sep 2026: +$105.9k / 880 trades / 36.8% / PF 1.18 / DD $35k — ~$10.6k per 90 days; the Node harness reads 87% of that on the same trades. A backtest, not the engine’s graded record; the ledger’s row replaces this the day it has one

• Measured

  +$4,376 / 90d

  46% won · 47% green days · worst day −$4,478

  Jun 24 → Sep 24, the walk — near flat, DD −$15.7k

13 more books are on the ledger and not in the green yet — forward tests, graded in the open, listed here the day their record turns.