Quick tour of the dashboard
A 2-minute walkthrough of every panel on the TradeTrack home screen.
Alex Bielow
Last Update há um mês
The Dashboard is the first screen you see after signing in. It pulls together your key numbers, your latest trades and the calendar so you can read the state of your trading at a glance, without opening Statistics.
This guide walks through every panel from top to bottom.
Header — account scope and date period
At the top you have the page title "Dashboard" with a short subtitle ("Here's your trading overview"). The two controls on the right are the most important on this screen, because every panel below reacts to them.
The account selector lets you choose which accounts you are looking at. Pick a single account, several accounts at once, or "All accounts" to combine everything into one view. The numbers, the recent trades, the chart and the calendar will all be filtered by this choice.
The period selector controls the date range. You can pick a quick option like Today, This week, This month, Last month, This quarter, Year to date, or set a custom range from the calendar.
Tip: if the dashboard looks empty, check both controls first — you may have a single account selected with no trades in the chosen period.
KPI cards
Right under the header you get four cards that summarise the period you picked:
Total P&L — net profit or loss across all trades in the selected accounts and period. Green when positive, red when negative.
Profit factor — gross profit divided by gross loss. Above 1 means the wins outweigh the losses. The card shows "-" while you have no losing trades, and "∞" when there are wins but no losses yet.
Win rate — the percentage of winning trades, with a small breakdown of wins, breakeven and losses below the number.
Avg win / loss trade — the ratio between the size of an average winning trade and an average losing trade. The bar underneath shows visually where the average win sits against the average loss.
The "Statistics" button above the cards opens the full Statistics page if you want a deeper breakdown of any of these metrics.
Recent trades
The Recent trades panel shows the last four trades inside the selected period and accounts, sorted from newest to oldest. Each row shows the symbol, the result tag (TP, SL or BE), the entry date and time, the profit in the account currency, and the R-multiple if it is set on the trade. Click any row to open the trade details, or use "View all" to jump to the full Trades list.
Daily net cumulative P&L
This chart plots your running P&L over time — every point is the running total up to that date, in the currency of the selected account. The area is green when you are in profit and red when you are in drawdown. Hover any point to see the exact P&L on that date and how many trades were closed.
If there are no trades in the period yet, the panel switches to two shortcuts: add a trade manually, or sync trades from a connected platform.
Trade calendar
Below the chart sits a month calendar where every day is coloured by the net P&L of that day — green for profit, red for loss, neutral for breakeven, blank for days you didn't trade. The small number in the cell is how many trades were closed that day. Click any active day to see the full day breakdown.
Use this heatmap to spot weeks where you over-traded, recurring bad days, or stretches of consistency.
What's next
Want a deeper breakdown? Open Statistics from any "Statistics" button on the dashboard.
Want to log a new trade or sync from your broker? Go to Trades from the side menu.
This guide walks through every panel from top to bottom.
Header — account scope and date period
At the top you have the page title "Dashboard" with a short subtitle ("Here's your trading overview"). The two controls on the right are the most important on this screen, because every panel below reacts to them.
The account selector lets you choose which accounts you are looking at. Pick a single account, several accounts at once, or "All accounts" to combine everything into one view. The numbers, the recent trades, the chart and the calendar will all be filtered by this choice.
The period selector controls the date range. You can pick a quick option like Today, This week, This month, Last month, This quarter, Year to date, or set a custom range from the calendar.
Tip: if the dashboard looks empty, check both controls first — you may have a single account selected with no trades in the chosen period.
KPI cards
Right under the header you get four cards that summarise the period you picked:
Total P&L — net profit or loss across all trades in the selected accounts and period. Green when positive, red when negative.
Profit factor — gross profit divided by gross loss. Above 1 means the wins outweigh the losses. The card shows "-" while you have no losing trades, and "∞" when there are wins but no losses yet.
Win rate — the percentage of winning trades, with a small breakdown of wins, breakeven and losses below the number.
Avg win / loss trade — the ratio between the size of an average winning trade and an average losing trade. The bar underneath shows visually where the average win sits against the average loss.
The "Statistics" button above the cards opens the full Statistics page if you want a deeper breakdown of any of these metrics.
Recent trades
The Recent trades panel shows the last four trades inside the selected period and accounts, sorted from newest to oldest. Each row shows the symbol, the result tag (TP, SL or BE), the entry date and time, the profit in the account currency, and the R-multiple if it is set on the trade. Click any row to open the trade details, or use "View all" to jump to the full Trades list.
Daily net cumulative P&L
This chart plots your running P&L over time — every point is the running total up to that date, in the currency of the selected account. The area is green when you are in profit and red when you are in drawdown. Hover any point to see the exact P&L on that date and how many trades were closed.
If there are no trades in the period yet, the panel switches to two shortcuts: add a trade manually, or sync trades from a connected platform.
Trade calendar
Below the chart sits a month calendar where every day is coloured by the net P&L of that day — green for profit, red for loss, neutral for breakeven, blank for days you didn't trade. The small number in the cell is how many trades were closed that day. Click any active day to see the full day breakdown.
Use this heatmap to spot weeks where you over-traded, recurring bad days, or stretches of consistency.
What's next
Want a deeper breakdown? Open Statistics from any "Statistics" button on the dashboard.
Want to log a new trade or sync from your broker? Go to Trades from the side menu.