Alltra on mobile web

Alltra now runs in a mobile browser. Tracker, Portfolio and Intelligence, on the account you already have and the history you have already built. There is no separate app to install, and nothing to keep in step.

Trading does not only happen at the desk, but the record of it usually stays there. Mobile web is the first stage of the rollout: the same environment, reachable from the device already in your hand.

One account, not a second one

There is no mobile-web login, no partial dataset and no sync to think about. Tracker, Portfolio and Intelligence already sit behind one account, and mobile is a way into that account rather than a smaller copy of it. A trade logged on a phone is the same trade the desk sees.

Past the P&L number

A day's P&L is the result. It says nothing about how the result was produced, which is the part worth reviewing, and the part that only shows up when several measures are read together.

• Profit factor: gross profit against gross loss
• Expectancy: what an average trade is actually worth to you
• Win/loss ratio: whether your winners are bigger than your losers
• Drawdown: how far you fell from your last equity peak

Net P&L, win rate, account growth, trade distribution and trade-time performance sit alongside them. On a phone that turns review into something that happens on the train home rather than something reserved for a spreadsheet at the end of the month.

The journal comes with it

Numbers describe what happened; the journal preserves why. Entries, emotions, the calendar and the daily reports are all here too. The moment worth capturing is usually the one right after you close the position, not the one three days later when you finally sit back down.

From a month down to a single trade

Daily reports are built around a session: total trades, average hold time, average win and loss, largest profit and loss, intraday drawdown, consecutive losses, and planned against realised R. Open a month, step into a day, step into a trade, read what you wrote at the time.

Mobile web today. iOS and Android next.

• Mobile web: live now, in any mobile browser
• iOS: a dedicated release, next in the rollout
• Android: part of the same native rollout

The platform should move with the trader, rather than making the trader go back to the platform.