Performance
Your complete trading record. Every fill, every account, computed into performance.
One surface for the whole record. The performance, the state behind it, and the reasoning for both.
History
Every execution in one filterable table.
Emotions
The state behind a trade, rated on the trade.
Reports
One page per session, written at the close.
Journal
Reasoning that stays attached to the position.
Put your own trades in it. Link an account and new fills arrive on their own. Older history comes in by CSV.
Room for the whole operation. Every account you trade, every fill you import, and the state behind each one.
25
account connections across brokers and prop firms
10 MB
per chart or screenshot you attach to a trade
16
emotions tracked against the trades they showed up in
Unlimited
trade imports, from a live sync or a CSV
We kept setup simple. Three steps, then it runs.
01
Link your broker or prop firm. Alltra reads your fills and never moves money.
Connect
02
Fills arrive on their own. Older history comes in from a CSV whenever you want.
Import
03
The same trades power every page. Performance, reports, journal, all of it.
Review
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Ask anything about your own trading. Chat, workflows and a shared library on one surface, with every answer grounded in your own executions, journals and connected accounts.
Read moreQuestions, answered straight.
Fourteen venues: three brokerages and eleven prop firms. Thirteen of them sync on their own, so trades land even on days you never open Alltra; Rithmic is built and waiting on production access. Prop firm accounts clear through Tradovate, so the connect step shows you the broker you're actually signing into.
Linking an account pulls in the last 24 hours of fills; anything older, you upload yourself. CSV only, up to 10 MB a file, so export from your platform rather than saving a PDF statement. Tradovate and TopstepX files are recognized on sight; anything else you map column by column, once. And re-uploading the same file can't double your history.
Read access to your fills, and that's it. A connection can read accounts, fills, orders and positions, and there's no code anywhere in it that places an order or moves money. If your platform has its own sign-in page, you're sent there and we never see a password; if it doesn't, use the investor password it offers instead. Either way, the credential is encrypted at rest.
A dead credential stops rather than retrying: the connection pauses and the account shows a Reconnect button, because hammering failed logins is how a broker locks an account. A rate limit or a maintenance window is different, it just waits and picks up where it left off. And re-reading a period you already have can't duplicate a fill.
Up to 25, and every page follows whichever ones you tick in the navbar. One choice, carried across pages, not set again on every chart. You can also name a set of them as a group in the same drawer, though for now a group is only saved, you can't reselect it yet.
No. Performance, the calendar and the reports are computed from your fills, so they're complete whether you write anything or not. The 16 emotions and the journal are there for the trades worth explaining, and a trade without either is still a complete trade.
One export exists today: the daily report, as a CSV. There's no full-history download yet. That's a gap, not a policy, and worth knowing before you move years of records across.