Changelog / 2026 /
Saved table settings, and a faster site
Your table layout now follows your account rather than your browser. Column choices and rows per page are remembered on both the Trades table and the Economic Calendar, and a round of server maintenance has made the whole site noticeably faster.
Fixes
- Tradovate re-authentication holds, so the connection stays reliable
- Corrected translations on several pages
- Adding a new account now selects only that account, rather than every account you have
- Trading days roll over correctly
- Fixed the trades table on the Reports page
- Fixed the line charts on the Reports page
- Fixed issues with the date selector
Improvements and additions
- Column changes are saved to your account, on the Trades table and the Economic Calendar alike
- Your rows-per-page setting is remembered
- Tags are colour-coded in the trades table preview row
- Improved the date selector
- Connected our own email provider to the site, for more reliable delivery
- The Alltra home chart tracks the Nasdaq 100 rather than the VIX
- Completed detailed server maintenance
- The site is optimised and noticeably faster
Removals and adjustments
- Removed manual entry for API-connected accounts
What a saved table layout keeps
The Trades table in Alltra Tracker always shows Symbol, Status and Net P&L; every other column is your choice from the Columns menu. Which columns you switch on, and which groups you collapse to their primary column, are saved to your Alltra account, so the same columns and collapsed groups come back after a reload, in a new browser or on another device.
The Economic Calendar in Alltra Resources saves its columns to your Alltra account, in the same store the Trades table uses. Time, Currency, Impact and Event are always shown; which of its other eight columns appear, and whether the Release, Comparison and Meta groups are collapsed, follow your account to any device. The guide to using the Economic Calendar describes its four column presets.
Rows per page and hand-entered trades in Alltra Tracker
The Rows per page control on the Trades table in Alltra Tracker offers 10, 25 or 50, with 25 as the default. The size you pick is remembered, so arriving at Trades from the navigation or the command palette opens the table at that size rather than at twenty-five. A page size written into the address still wins, because a bookmarked or pasted link describes that exact view. The guide to the Trades table covers its columns, filters and paging.
An API-connected account in Alltra Tracker — any account ever linked to a broker — does not accept hand-entered trades, even after its broker connection is disconnected. Its trades are derived from the broker’s fills and can be rebuilt from them, so a typed trade would either be erased or contradict the broker’s own figures. While the account is set to sync, the Add Trade drawer leaves it out of its account list, so it cannot be chosen; Manual Entry is for an account never linked to a broker, such as one added through Custom.
Why the Home index card shows the Nasdaq 100
The index card in the Today row on Alltra Home shows the Nasdaq 100 where it used to show the VIX. It reads the daily history Nasdaq publishes, and Nasdaq does not publish the VIX, which is CBOE’s index. That history is settled, so the card’s badge reads “Settled” with the last session’s date rather than “Live”, as the guide to the Today row explains.