Dashboard

The dashboard is a summary. Nothing on it starts, stops or changes anything — Run and Stop are on the Repeaters page (see Running, Stopped and open positions). Every figure is either your own trading history or the current state of your connections, and most panels link to the page that owns them.

Until at least one broker account exists, the page shows a prompt to connect one instead of the panels below. Archiving every account returns it to that state.

The P&L card

One card shows your P&L, with a Lifetime | Today switch at the top. It opens on Lifetime. The view you pick is kept in the page address (?pnl=today), so a reload, the Back button or a bookmarked link opens the same view.

P&L excludes commission and swap. Every P&L figure on the card is the trade's profit as the broker reports it before those costs, so it can differ from the change in your balance. The card says so on its last line, and so do the image you share and the page a verification link opens.

Lifetime view

The Lifetime view covers every closed trade since the first one Trepeat recorded. Total P&L is shown per currency and never added together: an account settling in EUR and one settling in USD produce two lines, because combining them would state a number no broker ever reported. Open positions are not in that headline — they appear on a separate running line beneath it, and only for accounts that are Connected right now, since a live figure needs a live price.

• Win Rate — closed trades whose source-account leg finished in profit, as a percentage of all closed trades.
• Trades — how many closed trades are in the figures above.
• Avg / Trade, Best trade and Worst trade — also per currency, and attributed to the account that opened the trade rather than to the copies of it.
• Accounts used — how many accounts count towards your paid accounts. This is the same count the server enforces, so it agrees with Settings; see pricing and the free trial for what counts.

These numbers are read from a stored summary rather than recalculated on every visit, which is why the card appears immediately. It refreshes as new trades are recorded.

Today view

Today means your own calendar day, in your device's time zone, from midnight, counted by when a trade opened. A trade opened at 23:50 yesterday is not in it, even if it closed today.

• Today's P&L — trades opened since midnight, per currency, with running P&L on open positions shown separately as above. Until a trade has closed today it reads —, not a zero; a zero means closed trades that netted out. A shared image of the day shows the same.
• Win Rate and Trades — the same two measures, limited to trades opened today; a trade still open counts as break-even. On a handful of trades a one-day win rate moves in large steps; read it as a tally, not a trend.
• Equity — the value of every account that is not Archived, per currency. It uses the last equity the broker reported, or the balance if none was reported, so the tile reflects real capital rather than zero.
• Best trade and Worst trade — today's closed trades, judged the way Lifetime judges them: per currency, and by the account that opened the trade rather than by the copies of it. Until a trade has closed today they read —.
• Accounts traded — how many of your accounts that are not Archived have a trade opened today, out of how many, for example 4 of 5. It opens the Accounts page, which shows each account's P&L today beside its balance.

Both views have the same layout — the same three tiles in the same order and three rows beneath them — so switching changes the figures, not the card.

Sharing a P&L card

The card's Share button renders an image of the view you are on, which you can copy or download. A shared image never shows a balance: the Today image carries today's P&L and how many accounts you have, and the Lifetime image your P&L, win rate, trade count and average per trade.

Add verification QR is on each time you open the dialog; turn it off for an image with no QR at all. While it is on, Trepeat records the card's figures at that moment and puts a QR on the image that opens a public page on trepeat.com showing those same figures, so anyone can check the image was not edited. The page shows no name, email, account number, balance, broker or trade, and its figures never update. With it on, the image is drawn from the recorded figures — closed trades only — so it can differ slightly from the live card. It is available only when every account behind the figures is a demo account.

• A link you turn off, or leave by closing the dialog without copying or downloading, is withdrawn straight away.
• Manage your verification links, in the same dialog, lists every link you have made. Revoke deletes the recorded figures; the QR on any image already posted then opens a page saying the snapshot is no longer available.
• You can make up to 20 links in any 24 hours; a link that was withdrawn or revoked does not count towards that. Deleting your Trepeat account deletes them all.

Alerts, Repeaters and Today's trades

Three panels show your unresolved alerts, your repeaters and today's trades.

• Alerts — how many unresolved alerts you have, split into errors, warnings and information. Zero across all three is the healthy state. Each count opens the Alerts page showing only that kind. Every alert and whether it clears itself is listed in the alerts reference.
• Repeaters — your repeaters that are not Archived: each one's source account and number of followers, whether it is Running or Stopped, and its P&L today (— until something has closed today).
• Today's trades — today's trades only. The full history, with filters, is on Trades.

Recent activity

Recent activity lists the six most recent activity-log entries across your accounts and repeaters, newest first. Each carries an icon saying whether it concerns a repeater or an account. An entry marked with a robot icon was written by an automated sweep rather than by something you clicked. The full trail is on Activity logs.