Your Numbers First, and Easier to Read
A dashboard that leads with your own P&L, a full trades page, clearer profit and loss colors, optional details back on the connect form, and fixes for Kraken, IBKR and journal imports.
A third round today, mostly about what you see first.
Your numbers first. The dashboard now opens with your holdings and today's, this week's and this month's P&L, then your open positions. The calendar and news sit lower down, and the trade list shows your 10 newest trades with a link to a new page holding all of them.
Easier to read profit and loss. Green and red numbers are darker on the light theme and brighter on the dark one, so they are readable everywhere, including on the calendar.
Holdings show up straight away. While a fresh summary loads, the dashboard shows the last one you saw instead of empty tiles.
Name, balance and risk are back. When you connect an exchange with a key, a wallet address or a file, you can give the account a name, a balance and a default risk per trade again. All three are optional.
Try the full analytics on the sample journal. The sample journal now shows the advanced analytics charts on its sample trades, so you can see what they do before you upgrade.
Fixes. On a Kraken Unified Wallet, your balance is no longer counted twice. IBKR accounts now say that today's trades arrive tomorrow morning, since IBKR sends its statement once a day. Journal imports with European and other time zone names, such as CEST, now land at the right time.