Questions

Tradovate, which is what Apex, Lucid and FundedNext accounts run on. In Tradovate, open Account Reports, choose Performance, download the CSV and drop it into the journal. You can also add trades by hand.

Not yet. Firms don't offer a public connection, so the journal works from the CSV you export. Importing after each session takes under a minute, and trades you've already imported are skipped.

It uses the same mechanics your firm publishes: end-of-day or intraday trailing, the lock level and the loss limit tiers. It only sees closed trades, so an intraday high you hit inside an open trade isn't counted. Treat it as a close guide and keep an eye on your firm's dashboard too.

Yes. Tick every account a trade went to and it counts on each of them. The P&L calendar shows the per-account result and the total across all of them.

Mark it passed. The evaluation moves to your retired accounts with all its history, and a fresh PA starts at the starting balance with the funded rules.

Every rule on every account is editable: drawdown, loss limits, payout caps, consistency, profit split. We also update the built-in templates when firms change them.

Your trades are only visible to your account. Nothing is shared unless you create a share link yourself. See the privacy policy for the details.

No. The journal reports on trades you've already taken. It doesn't tell you what to trade.