What happens the first time I log in?

A ten-step setup runs, in a modal over the app. It asks about how you trade and seeds the parts of the app that depend on that — your schedule, your levels, your instruments, a starter playbook. You can skip any step, or all of them, and do it later.

The point of the setup is not paperwork. Several features are empty and useless until they know something about you: the Calendar cannot draw session blocks without a schedule, the chart read cannot name your levels without a levels list, and the Playbook cannot grade a trade against a setup that does not exist.

It is one pass with a progress strip across the top, so you can see how far in you are. Each step has a Skip, and there is a Skip all — the Escape key does the same thing. Skipping is a supported route, not a penalty; the app confirms with "Setup skipped — update preferences any time in Settings."

One account is created regardless, called Main account and typed Live, so you have somewhere for trades to land whether or not you finished the setup.

When it finishes the app records the date, and that is what stops it appearing again. You can see the date, and re-run the whole thing, on Settings → Profile.