Definition — Emiciclo is a web app and an editorial ecosystem for studying trading and practising it consciously. Its current menu connects six invariant software brands: CycleSic, Ufficio (Office), Tornei (Tournaments), Quadro Ciclico (Cyclic Dashboard), Assemblea (Assembly) and Cyclepedia. It is not a broker and does not automatically place trades on a user's behalf.
Transparency note — Emiciclo publishes Cyclepedia and produces the software described here. This page combines official documentation with a user guide: it is not an independent review or financial advice. Features, access and conditions were checked on the stated date; limitations receive the same prominence as capabilities.
The platform uses a shared login and profile for personal areas; Cyclepedia remains publicly readable outside the app as well. Some features require an account, connected data or a specific access level. Because those requirements may change, each guide separates structural capabilities from current commercial conditions.
The six software environments, without overlap
| Software | Main purpose | Route in the ecosystem | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| CycleSic | Charts and cyclic-analysis tools | / and /cyclesic in the app |
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| Ufficio (Office) | Journal, metrics and trade review | /ufficio |
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| Tornei (Tournaments) | Competitions and public measurement in two zones: Maestro and Holy Hour | /tournaments |
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| Quadro Ciclico (Cyclic Dashboard) | Multi-timeframe reading of cyclic phases | /quadro-ciclico |
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| Assemblea (Assembly) | Community voting and Direktor video content | /assemblea |
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| Cyclepedia | Trading encyclopedia and the source-grounded Nicola assistant | public Cyclepedia website |
Why the count is six
- Tornei is one software environment with two zones, Maestro and Holy Hour.
- Cyclepedia is the sixth environment: it lives on the public website, but the app menu links to it directly.
- The former launcher and promotional pages are not additional software products.
Where to start
I want to understand market cycles
Open CycleSic to work with charts and cyclic components. Use the CycleSic operating manual for procedures on data, views, indicators, drawings, layouts, mobile use and alerts. Before interpreting outputs, study Cyclic analysis and FLD: a cyclic model organises hypotheses; it does not guarantee a turning point.
I want to understand how I am trading
Open Ufficio (Office). A typical workflow is: grant only the necessary permissions, synchronise, check the data, read the metrics and add journal notes. Useful preparation: Trading journal, Trade result and Maximum drawdown.
I want to enter or follow a competition
Open Tornei (Tournaments). Maestro and Holy Hour use different timeframes and rules; always read the current in-app rules for schedules, requirements, rankings and prizes.
I want a multi-timeframe summary
Open Quadro Ciclico (Cyclic Dashboard). The dashboard compresses many views into a comparative surface: it helps orientation, but it does not replace checking the chart and data quality.
I want to observe community consensus
Open Assemblea (Assembly). Aggregated consensus describes the sample that voted; it does not automatically become an accurate forecast or a trading signal.
I want to study or verify a term
Stay in Cyclepedia. Published entries expose their status, sources and evidence level; Nicola retrieves those pages and shows the links used in its answer.
How the environments connect in a workflow
study and verify Cyclepedia
↓
form a hypothesis CycleSic / Quadro Ciclico
↓
observe the context Assemblea
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execute through your broker outside the Emiciclo app
↓
measure and annotate Ufficio
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compare under shared rules Tornei
This sequence is a teaching example, not a mandatory protocol. Two priorities matter more than the order shown: define risk before execution and verify data before judging the result.
Three layers that must not be confused
| Layer | What it documents | Editorial rule |
|---|---|---|
| Trading heritage | Theories, tools, markets, authors and disciplines | Neutral reconstruction grounded in sources |
| Emiciclo Method | A later proprietary methodological synthesis | Kept separate from historical traditions |
| Emiciclo app | Product features, interfaces, access, tutorials and limitations | Proprietary documentation with the relationship disclosed |
The Emiciclo Method page describes the educational and operational framework; this section describes the software instead. An app feature does not prove a theoretical claim, and a historical theory does not automatically validate the accuracy of an implementation.
Accounts, data and access
- Personal areas use the shared Emiciclo app identity.
- Cyclepedia is public; an account and login are required only for actions such as community proposals.
- Ufficio requires an account to save personal data or connect an exchange.
- Participation in Tornei and voting in Assemblea require identification and the conditions stated in their respective interfaces.
- Quadro Ciclico and some advanced features are subject to current access levels.
- Operational links may therefore show a login, requirements or an information page before the tool itself.
Never enter API keys, passwords or recovery codes in Cyclepedia or in a conversation with Nicola. When an exchange connection is available, verify permissions, expiry and revocation on the exchange itself; removing withdrawal permission narrows the key's scope, but it does not eliminate every operational or confidentiality risk.
What Emiciclo is not
- It is not a broker, exchange or custodian of capital.
- It does not promise that an analysis, vote or ranking will produce future profits.
- It does not replace current tournament rules, service terms or exchange documentation.
- A product guide published by the product's own producer is not an independent review.
- Cyclepedia must not be described as “open source” until licences for code, text, trademarks and third-party materials have been decided separately.
Version and maintenance
This map was checked on 8 August 2026 against the Cosmo menu and the current application registry. Names, relationships and routes are structural facts; prices, tiers, supported exchanges, schedules, prizes and mobile availability are unstable data and are left to current official sources.
A change to the six-item menu, a canonical route or an access requirement makes this guide due for re-verification. Each individual page reports its own check date.
Sources
- Emiciclo app — official interface and operational routes, checked on 2026-08-08.
- Emiciclo — official website and current access information.
- Cyclepedia — public encyclopedia, policies and navigation.
- Current Emiciclo application registry and Cosmo menu — proprietary primary sources checked during review; they do not constitute independent verification.