Features

Built for one job: telling you the truth about a leveraged trade.

Eight things it does. Each one exists because a spreadsheet either can't do it or won't remind you to.

  • 01Leveraged P&L, calculated properlyPosition size, leverage, direction, entry. Closing computes the realised result against the exposure you actually took - not the raw price difference.amt × Δ% × lev
  • 02A liquidation estimate before you commitThe new-trade form shows total margin, position size and an estimated liquidation price from your maintenance margin rate as you type.58,493.75
  • 03Multiple walletsSeparate books per exchange or strategy. Every stat, table, chart and goal can be scoped to one wallet or read across all of them.1 … n wallets
  • 04A wallet that reconciles itselfLog deposits and withdrawals; closing a trade records the matching profit or loss entry, so the balance always reflects your trading. Re-opening reverses it.automatic
  • 05A cumulative performance curveYour P&L from zero - green above the line, red below - filterable by 7D, 30D, 90D, 1Y or all time.
  • 06Goals and investment recoveryBalance or P&L targets per wallet or globally, and how much of your original deposit you have earned back through trading.49.9% recovered
  • 07Excel export that respects your filtersTrades and transactions to .xlsx. Whatever asset, type or date filter you're looking at is what gets exported - with the wallet and subtags on every row..xlsx
  • 08Light and dark, and it remembersA full dark theme that follows your device or your choice, stored on the account and applied before first paint - so no load flashes the wrong colour.per account
Two of these - the liquidation estimate and the recovery figure - are the reason this exists instead of a sheet.Start a journal