The dashboard
Track equity, profit-target progress, and your cushion to breach across every account.
Draft — verify against the live product. This page was drafted from the product code and is pending verification. Some details may differ from the current build.
The dashboard is your account home. It shows your equity, how close you are to the profit target, how much room you have before a breach, and your recent trades, across every account you hold.
Portfolio strip
The top of the dashboard summarizes your whole portfolio:
- Account roster — a chip per account showing its size, phase (1-Step, 2-Step, or Funded), and status.
- Totals — combined equity, today's P&L, total P&L, and your payoutable balance.
- Request payout — enabled when you have a payoutable balance.
Selecting an account chip focuses the rest of the dashboard on that account.
The cockpit
The main panel shows the selected account in detail:
- Equity — your live equity, status badge, phase, and days active, with total P&L and percentage.
- Equity curve — an area chart with time-range tabs (1D / 7D / 30D / All) and reference lines for the daily-loss floor and the max-drawdown floor.
- Profit target — progress toward the target with a bar, the amount remaining, and your profit split.
- Loss limits — two meters showing your cushion to the daily-loss floor (with a reset countdown to
00:00 UTC) and to the max-drawdown floor (fixed, never resets).
Cushion to breach at a glance
The loss-limit meters show how much equity you can lose before touching a floor. They shift from blue to amber to red as the cushion shrinks, so you can see risk building before it becomes a breach.
Recent activity
Below the cockpit, a trade journal lists your most recent closed trades, with market, side, size, entry and exit price, and net P&L. Each row has a Share control that opens a privacy-safe PnL card.
What the dashboard does not show publicly
The dashboard is your private view. Anything you share, the leaderboard, and public trader profiles use a percentages-only boundary, never your balance or position sizes.