Introducing ChatCubie v1.0 – A New Era of Communication
ChatCubie v1.0 is live: real-time chat, voice and video calls, groups and a built-in wallet. What shipped in the first version, and what comes next.
Cubie FX is live at cubiefx.com. It is a toolkit for forex traders, and it exists because the tools most traders rely on are scattered across a dozen different sites.
A position size calculator on one site. An economic calendar on another. Broker comparison somewhere else, usually buried under affiliate links. A trading journal in a spreadsheet that nobody keeps up to date. Cubie FX puts those in one place.
Position size, pip value, margin, profit and loss, and risk-to-reward. Nothing exotic — just the calculations traders run constantly, with the inputs laid out so you are not hunting for the field you need.
Upcoming releases with impact levels, day navigation, and times converted to your own timezone automatically. Getting the timezone right sounds trivial and is not: an event listed an hour off is worse than no calendar at all.
Comparison pages covering spreads, regulation, funding rules and payout terms. The goal is to make the differences legible rather than to push you toward whoever pays the most.
A place to log trades with entry, exit, setup and notes, and to see your own patterns over time. Most traders know journaling helps and skip it because the friction is too high. The journal is built to be fast enough to actually use.
Cubie FX runs on Node and Express with a MySQL database, deployed through GitHub to Hostinger. Passwords are hashed with bcrypt at a high work factor, every query is parameterised, and every user-scoped query filters by user ID at the database layer rather than trusting the session alone.
That last point matters more than it sounds. A journal contains a trader's actual strategy and results. If that leaks, the tool is worse than useless — so the data model was written with isolation as the default rather than something added later.
Cubie FX is free to use. Try it, break it, and tell us what is missing.