DeskBot for Robinhood is a second desk next to the Kalshi desk: same idea, different market. It runs on your own computer, through your own Robinhood account, and it organises your trading into four lanes in one workspace.
Stock scalp is the short lane: trades measured in minutes, watched on 1-minute charts, with a journal entry for each trade so you can review what you did and why. Stock swing is the longer lane: positions held across days, tracked in the same workspace so the short and long views do not live in separate apps.
Option scalp and option swing apply the same split to options: a fast lane and a slower lane, each with its own charts and journal, so a scalp idea and a swing idea are never mixed into one position by accident.
The point of the four lanes is separation, not speed for its own sake. Each lane has its own chart view and its own journal, so when you review the week you can see which lane your trades came from instead of sorting through one mixed list.
Early-release note: the current Robinhood packages are unsigned, the Mac app is not notarized, and native launch tests are still pending — check the Robinhood page on deskbot.store for the latest status before you install.
DeskBot for Robinhood runs on Mac and Windows. First month $1, then $19.99/mo or $155/year. Start at deskbot.store.
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