What TradeZella changed

• Removed detailed descriptions for the Habit Agent, Risk Management Agent, and Sentiment Agent.
• Removed specific feature bullets for these agents, such as "Tracks daily DD" and "Catches tilt."
• Reordered the "Perfect fit for every trader" testimonial list, duplicating several names at the bottom of the section.
• Added a "100% yours" data privacy badge to the AI section.

The removal of specific descriptions for Habit, Risk, and Sentiment agents suggests a shift in how the product explains its AI capabilities. It simplifies the page but provides less detail on how these automated "coaches" actually function for the user.

• Added a new "AI Agents" section featuring specialized tools for Habit, Risk, Mindset, and Custom rules.
• Introduced "Zella AI" as a personal trading coach trained on 20.2 billion trades.
• Removed several detailed "Solutions" pages for specific trader types (Unprofitable, Developing, Profitable).
• Simplified the homepage by removing long lists of product feature descriptions and navigation links.
• Updated the "Zella AI" section to emphasize data privacy and "no-code" custom agent creation.

The platform is moving beyond simple data logging to active, real-time coaching. These new AI agents monitor specific trader behaviors like risk management and emotional "tilt" to prevent losses before they happen.

• Added new footer links for "Compare Backtesting Softwares."
• Added direct comparison links for TradingView and FX Replay.
• Removed the Trustpilot review link from the top section of the page.
• Increased the number of video testimonials shown in the "Wall of Love" section.
• Updated the list of core tools to include AI Insights and Prop Firm Sync more clearly.

The site now has specific pages comparing its tools to other popular trading software. This helps them show why they think their product is better for certain users.