Features
What Wingman does, and what it's worth to you
A trading companion for your Coinbase account. It shows you where your money went, protects the trades you take, and talks you through the market. It never holds your money, and never trades without you.
Spot the fake walls
Big orders that appear in the book and get pulled seconds later are flagged as fake support or fake resistance, so you don’t trade against a wall that was never going to be there.
Ask wall $51K — PULLED after 2s
Example readings are real cockpit values from the evening of September 27, 2026 (XRP). Live values change every few seconds.
Hear it for yourself
Four voices reading the same live XRP market. These are real lines from Wingman's announcer on September 27, 2026, not written for this page.
“XRP gains momentum in 15-minute frame, up 0.11%, yet volume fades, 37% of prior five-minute mark, hints at stall.”
“XRP coasts at $1.5062, losing steam over the hour, volume fading—this one’s struggling to find its rhythm.”
“XRP fumbles the handoff, dropping nearly 0.7% in the hour, as volume fades like a meme at a Satoshi birthday party.”
“XRP coasting at $1.5098, hourly dip whispers of reversal, but fading volume mutters doubts—sizzle to fizzle in sixty ticks, anyone?”
AI commentary, clearly labeled in the app. Colour and context, not advice.
Your exchange shows you the price. Wingman shows you what's behind it.
The cockpit, tool by tool: one line each, grouped by the question you're actually asking.
Is this move real?
- Fake-order watch — Walls pulled within seconds are flagged as fake support or resistance (Manipulation tab).
- Whale-print detector — Big prints marked on your chart and graded held or failed.
- Whale read — Accumulation, distribution or a battle, with an honest count of how many whales.
- Cost to run — Dollars needed to move price through the book, and whether buyers are running it or getting absorbed.
- Order-size decode — What orders of this size did to price over the next 5 minutes, with the sample count.
What’s going on, and why?
- The bottom line — What is happening right now, in one plain paragraph.
- What’s the narrative? — Why it’s moving, and a desk you can ask.
- The reads, at a glance — Every read in one list; click a row to open it.
- Macro — Whether news and the big picture are the swing factor right now.
- News feed — Fresh headlines, in a window you can pop out.
- Fear & Greed — The index, plus what the extremes usually mean.
Where is it likely to go?
- Cycle & swing — The phase you’re in (range, trend, accumulation) and what it means for your size.
- Typical swing — How far each leg usually runs, so you know where to take profit.
- Profit targets — Targets by timeframe from the current price.
- Range monitor — The tops and bottoms, the spreads, and where the next one projects.
- Swing map — The bigger picture, beyond the last hour.
- Next-10-minute odds — Up versus down after moves like this one, with sample size and the fee.
- Long-term trigger — The 50/200-day lines and whale flow read together.
- Heat map — What usually happens by day of the week and hour, when there’s no news.
- Momentum — MACD, RSI and Stoch RSI, in plain words.
How does it compare?
- Beta to bitcoin — Lagging or leading BTC, shown right next to the price.
- The ghost — Where price would be if it tracked BTC, and what happened next when it was under or over.
- Multi-coin view — 30+ coins side by side.
- Buyers vs sellers — Who has control of the tape right now.
How am I doing?
- Ask Deb — Ask for her read on going long or short now: the reasons and the risks. Your call, always.
- Instinct journal — Your gut against your second-guess, graded against what price did.
- Prediction rounds — You against the Debs, every round scored.
- Flight Deck — Call any coin every 2 hours; the leaderboard ranks who’s actually right.
- Held vs available — When the exchange says your cash is “settling”, we record how much is unavailable, every 5 minutes.
Reads are advisory: they show you what the market is doing, not what to do. Every call is yours.
Know where your money went
Most traders never see their real costs until the account is smaller. Wingman shows you first.
Free 30-day forensic audit
FreeWhat it does: Connect your Coinbase account and Wingman rebuilds 30 days of it to the cent: every fill, every fee, positions, sweeps and running balances.
Why it matters: You find out what your trading actually costs before you pay us anything. One member found $16,227 in fees in 15 days.
What happened to my money
What it does: Each trading day (Coinbase closes the derivatives day at 5 PM ET) reconciled against the morning settlement: gross, fees, funding, and the step your balance actually took.
Why it matters: When your balance drops overnight you get the reason in numbers, not a guess.
Fee lines on the chart
What it does: With no position, two lines around the price show how far it must move after a buy or sell just to cover fees. With a position, a break-even line sits next to your entry.
Why it matters: You see the cost of a trade before you take it, so you stop paying for moves that were never big enough.
Protect the trade
Four layers, and one switch that turns them all off.
The Algo
What it does: Your take-profit, stop-loss and trail, watched by Wingman’s own server every 3 seconds. The algo trail exits when price gives back ground and is still speeding up against you. You can set defaults before you trade so every new position is guarded the moment it opens.
Why it matters: Your plan keeps working with your screen closed, and noise doesn’t shake you out of a good trade.
🛡️ Profit Protector
NewWhat it does: Once a trade is past breakeven, with your real fees included, it locks in and follows the best price by the distance you choose. If the market turns, it closes at about breakeven. It checks every 15 seconds and steps aside when the Algo is armed.
Why it matters: A winning trade doesn’t get to become a losing one. It works even when you forgot to set anything.
Liquidation guard
What it does: Watches your margin buffer every minute. In the danger zone it trims just enough contracts to get out of it, and it stops itself after 6 actions in a day so a person looks.
Why it matters: You decide what gets cut, not the exchange’s liquidation engine at the worst price.
Kill switch
What it does: One switch. When it’s off, nothing is sent to the exchange: no orders, no closes, no edits, from you or from any guard. Cancelling a resting order still works.
Why it matters: You are always the one in charge of your account.
Prove it
Everything that touches your money leaves a record you can check against Coinbase’s own.
Every action on the record
What it does: Every order Wingman sends, and every time a guard acts, is logged with Coinbase’s order id. Every manual click is logged with the time, network and browser.
Why it matters: If you ever ask “who did that?” there’s an answer.
Tamper-evident balance record
What it does: Your balance is recorded around the clock in a hash-chained ledger, with an independent price witness and a daily off-box anchor.
Why it matters: Your history can’t be quietly rewritten, by anyone.
Flight Deck
What it does: Call any coin up or down every 2 hours, against three AI Debs and everyone else. Every call is graded against real candles.
Why it matters: You find out, with a score, whether your instincts beat the machines. Free to play.
Trade and practice
Real orders when you want them, practice money when you don’t.
Review, then confirm
What it does: Every real order shows Coinbase’s own preview (price, fees, total) before a separate Confirm button sends it. Maker orders can fall back to market if they don’t fill in the seconds you choose.
Why it matters: No fat-finger orders, and you choose between the lower maker fee and a guaranteed fill.
$100,000 practice account
FreeWhat it does: Paper trading against real market data, with the same cockpit. Practice exits are yours; the guards run on real accounts.
Why it matters: Learn the tools, and your own habits, without paying for the lesson.
Your own DEB, with their own email
NewWhat it does: Every member gets a personal DEB guide. On days you practice-trade they write you a short note from your own trades, and now and then they check in when you don’t. Every DEB has their own email address: reply to their note and they write back. One click turns the notes off.
Why it matters: A guide who knows your trading and answers you, not a newsletter.
Start with the free audit
See where your money went. Then decide how much of Wingman you want watching your trades.
Active for Coinbase only at this time. Wingman is independent and not affiliated with Coinbase. Trading carries risk of loss; protection reduces some risks and removes none. Not financial advice.