A prop firm trading journal that watches your drawdown

Each account asks how its drawdown behaves, once for the evaluation and once for the funded stage, because firms often treat them differently. The floor can be static, trail and never stop, stop trailing at the starting balance, stop at the start plus an amount, or stop at a balance the firm names. It can trail the end-of-day balance or the intraday peak.

To save typing there are presets for 15 futures firms (among them Topstep, Apex Trader Funding, Take Profit Trader, Tradeify, Lucid Trading, My Funded Futures, Bulenox and Earn2Trade) and 9 forex and CFD firms (among them FTMO, FundedNext, Funding Pips and The5ers). A preset only fills in defaults you can edit. Firms change their rules often, so check yours on the firm's site.

Every account card shows its recorded balance, the floor, the drawdown headroom above it and what the account still needs: the profit left to the target on an evaluation, or the qualifying days left before a payout on a funded account. Accounts close to a limit are flagged.

In Live Session, the loss meter follows the day's loss limit as you log trades, and the trade ticket shows the account's balance, today's result and how much of the daily limit is used before you save the trade.

A consistency rule compares your best day with your total profit. daqverse shows the ratio, the total you need for your best day to fit the rule, and the profit still to make. At a 50% rule, a $4,000 best day needs $8,000 of total profit; a new best day raises the bar, and losing days lower your progress.

For payouts it counts the qualifying days since the last payout, with the minimum profit per day you entered, and records each payout so the account's history adds up.

When an evaluation passes, you advance it: the old stage is archived with its trades and a new funded account starts from the starting capital. Costs of each evaluation, payouts and the certificates you earned are kept per account, so your lifetime totals across firms are honest, including what the evaluations cost you.

If a typing mistake on one trade marks an account as breached, Breach Review lets you correct or void that trade, with a reason.

Choose the account and the market, type the entry, stop and exits, and risk, R and P&L appear in dollars from the contract's own point value: $20 a point for NQ, $2 for MNQ, $50 for ES. The ticket shows the account's balance and daily loss as you go.

Futures trades are dated by the New York trading day. A forex or CFD prop account follows its firm's daily reset, so a change of your own time zone never moves a floor.

Futures accounts can import a Tradovate CSV: fills are matched first in, first out per broker account and contract, the preview lists every row before anything is saved, and the same file twice adds nothing. Forex and CFD accounts import statement files from MT4, MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader, FTMO MetriX and others, read in your browser and never uploaded.