Changelog / 2026 /
Alltra Tracker Launch
Alltra Final Tracker Version 1.0 is now live.
This release introduces the core Alltra Tracker experience, combining performance analytics, journaling, emotional tracking, and trade management into a single unified system. Built for clarity, speed, and deep insight — this is the foundation of Alltra.
Version: 1.0 · Release type: Initial features complete · Modules: Performance, Progress, Emotions, Journal, Trades · Customization: full UI and layout personalization · Status: core trackers marked as Beta.
Performance Tracker (Beta) · core performance metrics
- Net P&L overview with total profit and loss
- Profit Factor with visual gauge
- Average Win vs Average Loss comparison
Performance Tracker · growth & account analytics
- Net P&L time chart with high/low callouts
- Period comparison insights
- Account growth dashboard
- Total equity across all accounts
- Percentage growth tracking
- Individual account breakdowns with sparklines
- Multi-account filtering and selection
Performance Tracker · trade performance insights
- Recent trades feed (symbol, type, date, P&L)
- Win / Loss performance report
- Trade duration analysis (time buckets)
- Trade time performance (time-of-day profitability)
Journal · trade journaling
- Daily and trade-based journal entries
- Structured journaling fields
- Post-market journaling integration
- Historical journal browsing
Journal · behavioral & performance reflection
- Entries linked to performance and emotions
- Long-term behavioral pattern recognition
Trades Tracker · trade logging & management
- Manual trade entry
- Symbol, position type, size, and date tracking
- Profit and loss tracking per trade
- Long / Short trade support
Trades Tracker · trade analysis
- Trades feed powering analytics
- Emotion-linked profitability insights
- Historical filtering and review
Emotional Tracker (Beta) · emotional metrics
- Most profitable, costly, and frequent emotions
- Net emotional P&L
- Total emotion logs
Emotional Tracker · stability analysis
- Emotional volatility score
- Consistency trend tracking
- Daily logging confirmation
Emotional Tracker · performance insights
- Emotion-based equity curves
- Profit contribution by emotion
- Top emotional drivers
- Distribution breakdown
Customization & personalization · visual
- Full color customization (accent, highlights, charts)
- Dark theme with personalized palettes
Customization & personalization · layout
- Fully configurable dashboards
- Reorderable widgets
- Custom tracker layouts
Customization & personalization · experience
- Control visible metrics
- Adjustable data priority
- Personalized workflow structure
Platform features
- Unified sidebar navigation (Performance, Progress, Emotions, Journal, Trades)
- Global account selector with balance and P&L
- Interactive charts and tooltips
- Profile-aware system across all trackers
How Alltra Tracker builds and scopes its figures
Alltra Tracker builds trades from raw executions, not from each broker’s own definition of a trade, and a trade added by hand becomes the same object as one that synced. The Trades table is the ledger every other Tracker figure is built from. The Trading accounts picker in the navbar decides which accounts the table reads, but the navbar date range does not move its rows: the Trades table has its own date range in its toolbar, written into the page address with its search and filters.
What the Performance, Emotions and Journal pages show today
The Performance board in Alltra Tracker opens by default on eight summary tiles — net P&L, profit factor and average win against average loss among them — above charts that include the net P&L curve and account growth. A tile that cannot be computed shows an em dash, never a zero. Reading the Performance board explains what each summary tile and chart on the board measures.
The Emotions page in Alltra Tracker opens on three tiles: your most profitable and most costly emotion, chosen by summing the net P&L of the trades each was logged on, and your most frequent, chosen by log count and the only one that prints a figure beside its name. The breakdown table under them is the evidence for all three, and sorts by most logged, most profitable, most costly or highest intensity.
The journal board in Alltra Tracker is organised by day: each day you traded is a card in one of three lanes — To Journal, Drafts or Logged — and opens a page that saves itself shortly after you stop typing. Notes about a single position are kept on the trade itself, in the Notes & tags tab of its panel in the Trades table, as the guide to keeping a journal explains.
Arranging the board and choosing its colours
The Performance board in Alltra Tracker is arranged from the Layout control in its page toolbar, which adds, moves and removes cards; in layout mode a card’s remove button goes disabled once the board is down to four large cards, so the board cannot be emptied to its summary strip. Colour in Alltra Tracker comes from Settings › Appearance, where Dashboard Styles, not the theme, set the profit and loss colours its cards draw gains and losses in.
Trading Beyond Limits — The Alltra Team