Knowledge Base
Feature Guide
Dashboard
The dashboard is your main analytics workspace. It combines KPI cards, chart widgets, filters, calendar views, and templates into one customizable surface.
KPI row
The top row displays key performance indicators for the currently filtered data set. KPIs include:
- Total P&L - Net profit or loss for the filtered period
- Win Rate - Percentage of profitable trades
- Profit Factor - Gross profit divided by gross loss
- Total Trades - Grouped execution count (not raw rows)
- Avg RR - Average risk-to-reward ratio
- Max Drawdown - Largest peak-to-trough decline
KPI cards are responsive: they scale down for narrow screens and expand on wide viewports.
Analytics widgets
Widgets below the KPI row provide deeper analysis:
- Equity Curve - Cumulative P&L over time with drawdown shading
- Drawdown Chart - Visual drawdown periods with recovery
- Distribution - P&L distribution histogram
- Instrument Breakdown - Performance by instrument/symbol
- Monthly P&L - Monthly profit/loss heatmap
- Day of Week - Performance broken down by weekday
Dashboard filters
Filters control what data appears across the dashboard, reports, and journal:
- Account filter - Select which live and prop-firm accounts to include
- Date range - Set custom date ranges or use presets (Today, This Week, This Month, etc.)
- Additional filters - Filter by instrument, tag, model, setup, and outcome
All widgets and KPIs update automatically when filters change.
Templates and edit mode
You can save multiple dashboard layouts as templates:
- Enter Edit Mode by clicking the edit button in the dashboard toolbar
- Drag and drop widgets to rearrange them
- Resize widgets using the resize handles
- Save the current layout as a named template
- Switch between templates from the template selector
Calendar
The calendar widget shows daily P&L with color coding (green for profit, red for loss). Click a day to open the daily review modal, which shows:
- Day's trades
- Journal entry (if one exists)
- Notes and screenshots
- Running P&L context