I built the mentor I needed myself
I don't teach you to make money. I built something that makes sure I do what I decided to do. And I show how it works on me.
Who is behind this
My name is Janusz Lenkiewicz. I'm a psychologist, an educator and a software engineer. I trade futures.
I blew four funded accounts; the last reset was July 2026. Not for lack of knowledge. Because at 4:24 PM knowledge doesn't stop your hand.
I built Milo for myself and I use it every day on my own account. I don't promise profits. I promise someone is watching.
Janusz Lenkiewicz
psychologist, educator, software engineer, futures trader
Where Milo came from
For four years I learned trading at a firm that traded volume analysis on one-minute charts. Then I changed my method to get more independence and to be able to step away from the screen. The entries got better. The exits stayed the same.
Along the way I blew four funded accounts. A different strategy each time, and each time the same nine minutes after the second loss. That morning I knew every rule. Knowledge did not stop my hand.
I'm a psychologist and an educator; I have designed education for fifteen years. I know that training rarely changes behaviour. What changes it is someone who is there at the moment of decision and remembers what happened a week ago. I'm also an engineer, so I built that someone.
Milo knows my method, speaks up when I enter outside the plan, and remembers my patterns with counters. I use it every day on my own account, and every feature went through me first.
What I stick to
Process, not P&L
I don't share amounts or balances. I measure what I can influence: how many entries were inside the plan and how many days had no violations.
No signals
Milo will never tell you what to buy or where to enter. The platform places no orders.
Only what exists
If I write that something works, it works in the app. If it is still being built, like the Android and Windows apps, I say so plainly: “coming soon”.
I say when I don't know
Milo offers hypotheses, not diagnoses. It can be wrong, which is why you can rate every analysis.