The dashboard at a glance

After a sync, this is where the data lands. It is worth two minutes now, because every other page assumes you recognize what is on it.

KPI row (top)

Four to five tiles depending on your account mix:

• Active evals — how many evaluation accounts you have open right now. Click the tile to see them all on the Evaluations page.
• Active funded — how many funded accounts you have open right now. Click the tile to see them all on the Funded page.
• Closest to liq. — the active account nearest its liquidation level, in dollars. Click the tile to jump to that account. The color goes red when the drawdown left gets thin.
• Closest to passed — only shown if you have active evaluations. The eval nearest its profit target, in dollars. Click to jump.
• Net cash — payouts received less spent, all-time. Click to jump to Financials.

Brokers grid

A card per broker you have accounts with. Each card shows your active counts, lifetime totals, and a small chart of your cumulative trading P&L for that broker. Click a card to drill into the broker detail page. You can also navigate the cards with the arrow keys. The order you arrange your firm cards in is remembered between visits.

Accounts needing attention

Active accounts whose drawdown left is below the healthy threshold (anything not solid green). Sorted worst-first — the closest to liquidation is at the top. This isn’t an emergency list; it’s a “watch these more closely” list. If everything’s healthy, this section doesn’t appear.

In good standing

The opposite list — active accounts with plenty of drawdown left. Sorted healthiest-first. Capped at 8 rows to keep the page scannable.

Recently added

The 6 latest cost and payout entries across all your accounts, by the date on each entry; a cost imported with no date is never among them. Useful for catching anything you forgot to log.

What “stale sync” means

Account rows show a sync timestamp (“synced 3min ago” / “synced 2d ago”). If the last sync was more than 24 hours ago, the timestamp turns orange and says “stale.” That just means your displayed balances may be out of date — re-run Sync to refresh.