Every account has one: a prop firm's drawdown floor, a broker's margin call, or the daily loss you swore you'd never repeat again. Most traders discover exactly where it sits only once, and it costs them the account.
QuantPeak measures the distance to yours continuously, and tells you the largest position that still fits comfortably inside it.
A real session, playing at speed. Nothing dramatic happens, and most of the margin disappears anyway.
$2,000 of drawdown from the day's high-water mark. QuantPeak reads whichever limit binds first, whether that is your firm's, your broker's, or one you set yourself, and measures the distance from the first fill.
Three ordinary losses, none of them alarming. But the floor trails the high-water mark, so it rose while you were up. Half the room is gone without a single bad decision.
Down on the day and sizing up to get it back. At that size the next trade lands $180 past the floor, and nothing on the platform would say so until the position was already closed.
That is what the remaining margin supports. It is arithmetic against your own limit, not a view on the market and not a signal. You still take the trade. You just survive taking it.
Not a feature wall. Only the parts that change what happens to the account.
A prop firm's trailing drawdown, a broker's margin requirement, or a daily loss cap you set yourself. QuantPeak reads all of them, works out which you reach first, and measures the distance continuously.
At the moment of entry only one question matters, and it is size. Your remaining margin, your stop and the tick value resolve to a single number, and you see exactly where that number stops being survivable.
The re-entry ninety seconds after a loss. The size that creeps up on Friday afternoons. Scored from your own fills, priced in money, computed entirely on your machine.
Most journals quietly mix gross and net, and infer long-versus-short by comparing prices, which mislabels every short you have taken. QuantPeak reconciles to a single net basis and derives direction from execution timestamps.
Every screen reads from the same audited ledger, so a number never changes meaning depending on where you look at it.
Tradovate report types, TradingView, NinjaTrader, MT4 and MT5, or any CSV, XLSX, TSV or JSON. Columns are detected by signature, so filenames and export settings do not matter.
Daily, weekly and monthly P&L with a heat map, day reviews, session breakdown and an edge score per day.
Voice-first session journal for quick daily recaps, or the detailed trade-by-trade view with custom templates, candlestick charts, and screenshots. One ledger read both ways, with a state check before every entry.
Daily checklist, year heat map, tilt and emotion tracking, and a quantitative psychology report scored from your own behaviour.
Built-in directory of major prop firms with their exact rules. Search or browse by firm, save presets, visualize your plan's shape (drawdown against target, with daily loss inside) across every platform you trade.
One row per account, sorted by distance to the floor. The survival line shows your cushion in dollars and where you stand right now, the single metric you need at a glance.
MFE and MAE, cross-asset comparison, hourly and day-of-week heat maps, and edge broken out by tag, setup and session.
A deterministic engine that prices your revenge trades, your rule-break tax and the gap between your A game and your C game. It runs locally and shows its working.
Watch for every release grouped by impact tier: one line per day for minor releases, detail rows for the macro movers. Alerts for high-impact releases you care about. Context, not signals.
Three limits race to end the account first: a daily loss, a trailing drawdown, a target you can't rush. The ceiling works out which one binds, then sizes every contract in ticks against the room that's actually left.
Reports the arithmetic. Never a trade.left before today's daily-loss limit, the floor you reach first and well ahead of the $2,340 drawdown cushion.
A scalper takes sixty trades before lunch; nobody types sixty entries. Record the session out loud instead. It transcribes, tags, and stacks every take as one line, newest on top.
Voice stays on your device. The write-up syncs.The feed sends six lines for one CPI morning, and the old table drew six identical rows. Now releases cluster by weight, the minor prints fold away, and a session rail counts down to the next one that actually matters.
Context and timing. Never a call.Not a policy promise. An architecture. Sync encrypts on your device with a passphrase we never receive, so what reaches our storage is the block below: an opaque envelope, shown here in full, exactly as we hold it.
Fills, notes and screenshots live in your own browser storage. Leave sync off and nothing is transmitted at all.
Your passphrase derives an AES-GCM-256 key on your machine through 250,000 rounds of PBKDF2. Encryption happens before the request is made, not after it arrives.
Lose it and the encrypted copy is unrecoverable, by you and by us. That is the cost of the guarantee, and we would rather say so plainly.
We cannot sell, analyse or surrender what we cannot read. Neither can anyone who compels or breaches us.
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Everything in Core, plus the layer that acts while the position is still open.
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