Changelog / 2026 /
The new Alltra
Alltra has been rebuilt from the ground up — the same design, standing on a new architecture. Tracker, Portfolio and Intelligence now run as one product behind one login, and your theme, accent and account selection follow you across every surface.
One platform
- Tracker, Portfolio and Intelligence on one login, with the whole app rail on every page
- Settings served on every surface — changing a theme never throws you to another page
- Appearance carried server-side, so the first paint is already in your theme
Alltra Portfolio
- The money around the trading: prop firms, brokers, banks and payment rails, registered by name
- Twelve kinds of transaction, each filed as income, an expense or a transfer against its platform
- A monthly budget ceiling, tracked as you spend
- A calendar of when the money actually moved, fed by the ledger itself
The website
- Product pages for the Tracker, the Portfolio and Intelligence
- The whole site now works on a phone, previews included
- Eighteen questions answered straight on the support page
- An AI Disclosure and an Accessibility statement beside the legal pages
How Tracker, Portfolio and Intelligence share one workspace
Alltra Tracker, Alltra Portfolio and Alltra Intelligence sit side by side on the rail down the left of one workspace, behind one sign-in. Settings has no rail tile: your account pill at the foot of the sidebar opens it, and the rail stays put while the sidebar swaps to the settings rows. The Settings button in the navbar opens the Settings drawer, for theme and accent, over the page you are on.
Appearance in Alltra — theme, accent and chart colours — is kept in cookies that belong to the domain rather than to one app, so the server renders your choice before the page paints and a theme picked in Alltra Tracker is already in force when Alltra Portfolio opens. A copy saved to your account lets a change made on one device follow you to another.
One account selection across every app
The account selection in Alltra is kept for the whole of Alltra rather than per app, so a page arrives already scoped instead of correcting itself after it loads. The selection decides which accounts Alltra Tracker's figures are computed over, and a new Alltra Intelligence conversation captures the accounts ticked when it is opened: the assistant may narrow that scope for a question, and is instructed never to widen past it.
How Alltra Portfolio records the money a P&L curve leaves out
Alltra Portfolio keeps a list of platforms, the places your money moves through: the prop firm you buy evaluations from, the payment rail a payout arrives on, the bank you move it to. A platform is a relationship you declare yourself, with nothing to connect, nothing to sync and no credential stored, so connecting a broker in Alltra Tracker never creates one. The guide article Platforms are not trading accounts explains why the two lists stay apart.
The Alltra Portfolio ledger takes an amount unsigned, and for kinds such as Payout, Subscription or Market data the kind you pick decides whether it is money in or out. Deposits and withdrawals are transfers and never count as earnings or expenses, and only rows marked Success enter a total, so a pending payout cannot inflate your balance. The budget and the money calendar read this same ledger, and none of it touches the trading P&L Alltra Tracker builds from your fills.