Each of these is one entry, readable by anyone holding its link. Unpublishing kills the link straight away; publishing that entry again later creates a different one.

The plans below come with the journal and are read-only - Apex's figures are their own published ones. Add your own firm's and it is offered beside them whenever you add a prop account. Where a trailing threshold stops can depend on the stage and the platform, so it is worked out for the account it is applied to.

Brokers spell the same instrument differently - EURUSD, EURUSD.gbe, EURUSD_raw - and without being told otherwise the journal counts each spelling as an instrument of its own. Put a broker's spelling underneath the instrument it belongs to and every filter, breakdown and total treats the two as one. Your trades keep whatever the broker actually sent.

A trade that finishes within a hair of flat is neither a win nor a loss. Anything landing inside this band is counted as breakeven - kept out of win rate and profit factor, and shown in amber on the calendar rather than green or red. The band is set in R, so it means the same on every account whatever its size.

A trade's stop decides what one R was worth. Net of costs then reads the trade's result after commission, swap and fees against it, so a stop-out that paid commission is a little over -1R and the calendar in R adds up to what your account really made. Price only measures the move alone - a 1:3 is exactly 3R. Costs are known for trades synced from a broker and Tradovate Fills files; anything else reads the same either way. The same switch sits on a trade's R-multiple.

The export is a .zip holding journal.json, your screenshots as ordinary image files, and a trades.csv copy. Importing one replaces everything currently in the journal, after asking first.

Times you type are read as this zone's clock, and each time in the journal shows what it was in the zones below it. Trades synced from a broker already carry the exact moment, so they convert from that. Nothing you have logged is changed.

Hiding the weekend hides its tiles only. A weekend trade still counts in every total, and a week card that includes one says so.

Your journal stays signed in, but hides itself behind your password. Five wrong attempts signs you out properly.

Face ID / Touch ID

Unlock with your face or fingerprint instead of typing your password. They never leave your device - the journal only keeps a key that proves it is you - and your password still works. Adding a device needs your password, and you are emailed whenever one is added.