What do the five score bands mean?

At risk (0–34), Early stage (35–49), Developing (50–64), Strong (65–79), Elite (80–100).

The bands are benchmarked against traders generally rather than against your own past, so moving up one is a real change.

• Elite, 80–100Hedge fund or top prop firm quality: consistent, controlled, high expectancy.
• Strong, 65–79Consistently profitable with controlled drawdown. An edge worth scaling.
• Developing, 50–64Profitable, but inconsistency or drawdown is limiting it. The cause is usually visible as a component scoring under 20.
• Early stage, 35–49Some edge, not yet reliable. The usual focus is playbook adherence and risk control.
• At risk, 0–34Negative expectancy or extreme drawdown. The app's own advice is to stop and audit before adding capital.

A band is a description, not a verdict on a small sample. If you have twenty trades, the score is measuring twenty trades.