Senzoukria: information and detailed review

Senzoukria is a desktop app for reading order flow on futures and crypto. One app brings together the footprint (what was bought and sold at each price), a liquidity heatmap, the DOM, options gamma levels (GEX), market replay, backtesting, your own scripts, a journal and an AI assistant. It all comes in a single $29 a month plan.

It does not sell market data: it reads the connection you already have. If you trade at a futures prop firm, that is usually the Rithmic login the firm gives you.

For this review we read the 2,010 English pages of its website, including its 214 documentation pages, 77 troubleshooting articles, its terms, sales conditions and privacy policy, its 10 prop firm pages and its release history. We also read its 12 Trustpilot reviews, its Product Hunt listing and what there is on Reddit.

Who is behind it

It is a one-person project: Ryad Bouderga, a sole trader registered in Cergy, France. He handles support himself, on Discord or through a Gmail address.

It is a very new product. The domain was registered on 19 June 2026 and the first public version came out on 18 July 2026. It is now on 0.83.0, from 18 October, with new versions almost every week. It has not reached 1.0 yet.

What is worth knowing about its terms:

• Personal licence. It watches for account sharing with device fingerprinting and IP checks. If you are caught sharing, the account is suspended with no refund.
• First payment refund. If you ask within 14 days, no reason needed, once per person. The lifetime licence has 30 days. Renewals are not refunded.
• The legal texts contradict each other in several places. The terms of service say "one device connected at a time" and, two paragraphs later, two computers. They say billing is monthly only and that there are no refunds, while the sales conditions and the pricing page offer 3, 6 and 12 months and the 14-day guarantee. The terms leave the consumer mediator "to be completed"; the sales conditions do name one. The privacy policy says the journal is not filled automatically from the broker, and the journal page says the opposite. In these cases the terms most favourable to you apply: the sales conditions.
• It is preparing its own prop firm. It has published version 0.9 of the rules of "Senzoukria Propfirm", not open yet: 25K and 50K accounts with a monthly fee and the platform included. The app's demo mode simulates exactly those rules.
• It has deals with prop firms. Its ranking of firms for order flow carries affiliate links for 4PropTrader and FundedSeat, and names The Trading Pit as a partner. It says so openly.

How it works

1. You install the app for free. To sign in you need an active plan.
2. You connect a data source. The app comes with the Rithmic system names of several firms already filled in.
3. You open your charts. Everything is computed on your computer. Your broker passwords are kept in the system keychain and never go through its servers.

Source	Footprint	Heatmap and DOM	History	Orders
Rithmic from your firm or broker	Yes	Yes, about 10 to 20 levels per side	Yes, depending on your account	Yes, if your firm allows it
NinjaTrader bridge (Windows)	Yes	See note	See note	No
Quantower bridge (Windows)	Yes	See note	See note	No
Databento, with your key	Yes	Only on their Plus plan	Yes, by importing files	No
Binance and Bybit	Yes	Yes	Yes	No, analysis only

Note: its product tables say the bridges carry neither the order book nor history. Its documentation says they do carry aggregated depth and whatever history the platform has loaded. The documentation wins, but check it during your 14 days.

For options and GEX it reads ThetaData, Tradier, Alpaca, Market Data, Databento or Deribit, each with its own key.

What it does not do

Its own website says so, which is welcome:

• No trade copying. You can set up groups, but copying is disabled.
• No crypto orders. Orders only go out through Rithmic.
• No dxFeed or Tradovate. The dxFeed connector is written but not switched on. If your firm uses either route, you cannot connect it.
• The free Rithmic demo does not work. Rithmic does not give those accounts access to its API. Prop firm evaluation accounts do work.
• One data session per Rithmic login. If R Trader Pro or another platform is open, one of them loses its data, unless you buy a second login from your firm.
• Mac and Linux in beta. The Mac build is not signed by Apple, so the first launch needs a manual permission.
• Nothing runs in the cloud. An automated strategy only works while the app is open.

Features built for prop firm accounts

Watch out for older descriptions: its Product Hunt listing and a July post on its blog present it as "read-only", with no order sending. That is no longer true: since September it sends manual orders and has an autopilot.

• Order sending is off by default on funded accounts. You switch it on yourself for each connection.
• Limits in the app's core: daily loss, trading hours and maximum contracts, per account. It refuses orders that break them, it does not just warn.
• Late orders refused. If an entry would leave more than 1.5 seconds after your click, it is not sent.
• Account picker for several evaluations on one Rithmic login.
• Autopilot with a brake. To arm it you have to type ARM, accept your firm's automation rules and set a daily loss and contract limit. Restarting the app disarms it. The AI cannot arm it.
• Evaluation simulator. The backtest runs your trades through the rules of a firm that you type in, reshuffles the order of the days 500 times and tells you whether the evaluation is "worth buying". Its own documentation warns that it does not know the firm's discretionary rules or real slippage.

Extras included

• Sen, the AI assistant. It reads your chart, your account and the news, writes scripts and answers by voice. It cannot trade. It uses your own key: Mistral by default, Claude, Groq or a local model. Careful: on Mistral's free plan, Mistral may train on your conversations unless you opt out, and the app warns you.
• News terminal with official figures (BLS, BEA, Fed, EIA) and the calendar.
• 204 indicators and scripts in JavaScript, Python or C++.
• Replay of a session tick by tick, up to x25, also blind.

Pricing and conditions

Billing	Price	Per month
Monthly	$9 for the first 14 days, $20 the first month, then $29	$29
3 months	$75	$25
6 months	$138	$23
Annual	$240	$20
Lifetime	$890 once

Source: Senzoukria pricing page, checked on 19 October 2026.

• It is a founding price. When version 1.0 ships, new customers will pay $49 a month, $490 a year or $1,490 for the licence. If you are already subscribed, you keep your price as long as you do not cancel.
• The $9 is not a free trial. It pays for your first 14 days and needs a card. On day 14 you are charged $20 unless you cancel.
• Two computers per plan, with every feature on every billing option.
• Data is paid separately. With a prop firm account on Rithmic you pay nothing more. Databento costs $199 a month on its Standard plan, according to Senzoukria itself.

What prop firms say

Senzoukria documents ten futures firms and added Phidias and TradeDay to its connection wizard in version 0.83. These ones are on our website:

Firm	What Senzoukria says	What the firm's rules say
Bulenox	Rithmic, system "Rithmic Paper Trading". In its tests, no history	Its new Momentum and Fast Track products use Rithmic
Elite Trader Funding	The evaluation runs on Rithmic. The LIVE ELITE system name is not published	Bots, AI and algorithms need written authorisation
Earn2Trade	If you pick Rithmic, system "Earn2Trade". Tradovate accounts cannot connect	Trade copiers are forbidden
Phidias	Included in the connection wizard	Robots and full automation are forbidden. Semi-automated tools are allowed if you watch every trade
TradeDay	Included in the connection wizard	Automation is only allowed on its supported platforms: NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Jigsaw and Quantower
Alpha Futures	No longer issues Rithmic logins: it cannot connect	AI, bots and automation are forbidden

Source: Senzoukria's prop firm pages and documentation; each firm's rules as published on its official website, collected on its page.

The rules in the table are about automating and copying trades, not about looking at charts. Even so, Senzoukria itself warns that there is no blanket permission: a tool that only reads does not guarantee your firm accepts it. It gives you a template to ask your firm in writing what it allows: only reading, sending orders or automating.

What users say

Almost nothing independent yet. On Trustpilot it has 12 reviews, all 5 stars: 9 from accounts that have written only that review, and 10 posted between 16 and 28 July, launch week. On Product Hunt it has one vote and no reviews. On Reddit the only mention is a comment by the founder. The breakdown is in our review analysis.

How to use it well

1. Before paying, ask your firm whether it allows Senzoukria and for what: only reading, sending orders or automating.
2. Use the firm's Rithmic login, not the dashboard one. Close R Trader Pro before connecting.
3. If you only want to analyse, leave order sending off and trade from your firm's platform.
4. Do not arm the autopilot if your firm forbids bots.
5. Use the 14 days to test it with your real account. If it does not convince you, ask for the refund before day 14.

Alternatives

• ATAS: more established, with a free plan and a Mac version.
• Quantower: free to trade and a cheap footprint.
• Bookmap: the reference heatmap.
• Deepcharts: order flow with Fabio Valentini's indicators.
• Exocharts: footprint on the web, crypto included.

Verdict

For $29 a month, Senzoukria brings together what other platforms charge for separately: footprint, heatmap, GEX, replay, backtest and AI. It also publishes in great detail what it does and what it does not. But it is four months old, depends on one person, its legal texts contradict each other and there are no independent opinions yet on how it holds up over time.

Who it is for: futures traders with a Rithmic login, on Windows, who want a lot of tools for little money and are fine trying a young product.

Who it is not for: anyone trading through Tradovate or dxFeed, anyone who needs a platform with years of track record, or anyone who would rather wait for a stable release: it has not reached 1.0 yet.