One oversized entry costs more than a year of this
Two minutes from now the app is watching your account. Put the limiter in before you need it — afterwards is too late.
Position size limiter · Bybit futures
You said $5,000 tops. Your hand typed 25,000.
Three seconds later the position is back to 5,000. Odysseus stands between you and the exchange and trims whatever goes above your ceiling — even once the button has been pressed.
One week free · no card · you create the key without withdrawal rights — no one can move money with it
Odysseus is a desktop app: it watches your account on macOS or Windows. It will not run on a phone — open this page on a computer.
Bybit USDT perpetuals only. Spot, inverse contracts and options are not limited.
Odysseus the trader knew he would not resist the song. So he tied himself to the mast — beforehand.
How it works
Two numbers — and what they mean in your own money
Position ceiling
The most that may sit in the market at once. Go in bigger and the excess is trimmed within seconds.
Single-entry ceiling
The most you may add in one go. Three entries of 100 under a 100 limit is fine. One entry of 300 is not.
Market entries are caught too
A resting order is shrunk before it fills, so you pay no fee. A market order can't be intercepted, so the excess is trimmed right after it lands.
You set the numbers as leveraged volume — the same figure as the exchange's Value column. The app converts it on the spot: $5,000 at 10× is $500 of your own money.
Accounts don't die from bad analysis. They die from size.
All in
The setup looked perfect, so you went in three times your usual size. Price moved two percent against you and a month of work was gone in one trade.
Averaging down
By the third add the size had quadrupled, and the stop you had planned now cost half the account.
A blown prop-firm account
The firm's daily limit gone in a single trade. The strategy held up — the size didn't, and the challenge fee went with it.
Willpower works while you're calm. Odysseus doesn't get tired, doesn't argue and doesn't make exceptions.
Straight talk
Yes, this is an app with access to your exchange. So, four things up front.
One switch turns it off. Every intervention is a line in the log: what was trimmed, why and by how much.
01
A key with no withdrawal rights
You create it yourself and leave the withdrawal box unticked. Even if the key leaks, moving money off the exchange with it is physically impossible.
02
It can do exactly two things
Reduce a position and reduce your own resting order. It cannot open a trade, flip a position or cancel a stop-loss — protective orders are detected separately and never touched.
03
Keys never leave your computer
They live in the system keychain. The server holds only your subscription and access code; no keys are stored there.
04
It doesn't pretend to cover everything
Only Bybit USDT perpetuals are limited. Spot, inverse contracts and options are invisible to the app — and it says so in the window itself, not in small print at the bottom of a website. Other exchanges are planned.
Price
$10per month
It's cheap because the product shipped days ago and I need your complaints more than your money. As it grows features the price will go up — whoever came early keeps the old one.
- macOS and Windows app — one subscription covers both
- Both limits, both layers of protection
- As many Bybit accounts as you like — live and demo
- Intervention log and every update
- 16 interface languages
Try it free
One week free, then paid in crypto. Stop renewing and the app simply stops intervening.
No reviews yet — and I'm not going to invent them
1000+automated checks on every build
0keys on the server — they stay in your computer's keychain
3 secmaximum from breach to intervention