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Multiple Portfolios, One Login

Roth IRA, taxable brokerage, paper trading — keep them in separate accounts, each with its own trades, P&L, and settings. Switch in one click.

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Three accounts. One login.

Up to three independent portfolios — each on its own ledger, with its own currency and cost-basis. Nothing ever crosses over.

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Taxable
Currency
USD
Cost basis
FIFO
Isolated ledger
Roth IRA
Currency
USD
Cost basis
Avg cost
Isolated ledger
Paper
Currency
EUR
Cost basis
LIFO
Isolated ledger

Switch in one click · nothing crosses over

All Accounts, One View

Running more than one account used to mean checking them one at a time, and doing the arithmetic on a notepad. Pick All accounts at the top of the switcher instead.

You get realized P&L across the book, a cumulative curve with every account merged, a row of highlights — win rate with the record spelled out, profit factor, average win and loss, trades, open positions, capital deployed, annual ROI — and a table giving each account its own line, with a total that reconciles to the tiles above it.

Accounts are grouped by currency, and no total ever crosses a currency boundary. Run accounts in more than one and you get a section per currency with a note saying nothing has been converted. Two honest numbers beat one invented exchange rate.

Every other screen stays on a single real account, which is the point — the overview answers “how am I doing overall?”, and clicking any account takes you into that account's dashboard for everything else. Hold time and peak capital stayed out on purpose: neither survives being added up across accounts.

Switch Accounts Instantly

The active account is always visible in the header. Click the dropdown, pick another account, and everything updates — trades, positions, P&L calendar, dashboard, and analysis. No page reloads, no navigation.

Complete Isolation

Each account is a standalone journal. Trades, positions, P&L, and analytics never cross over. Track multi-leg options and rollover chains in complete isolation — your IRA numbers stay separate from your taxable account.

Per-Account Currency

Trade USD in one account and EUR in another. Each account has its own base currency, so monetary values are always displayed correctly for that portfolio.

Independent Settings

Cost basis method, portfolio balance, warning thresholds, and position locking are all configured per account. FIFO for one portfolio, average cost for another — whatever fits your strategy.

Built for Real Workflows

Separate long-term holdings from active trading. Run a paper-trading sandbox alongside your real portfolio. Use different base currencies for each account. Up to three accounts, zero overlap.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many trading accounts can I create?
Up to three accounts per login. Each account has its own trades, positions, P&L, calendar, dashboard, and settings.
Are accounts completely independent?
Yes. Trades, positions, P&L, calendar, dashboard, and analytics are fully isolated between accounts. Nothing crosses over — each account behaves as if it were its own journal.
Can I use different currencies for each account?
Yes. Each account has its own base currency setting. You can track a USD brokerage and an EUR portfolio side by side, each with correctly denominated P&L.
How do I switch between accounts?
Click the account dropdown in the header and select the account you want. The switch is instant — all views update to show that account's data.
Can I use this for paper trading?
Yes. Create a separate account for paper trades and keep them isolated from your real portfolio. When you're ready, the real account's data stays untouched.
Can I see all my accounts totalled together?
Yes. Pick All accounts at the top of the switcher for a combined overview: realized P&L across the book, a merged cumulative curve, a highlights row, and a table giving each account its own line with a total that reconciles to the tiles above it.
Does the all-accounts overview convert currencies?
No, and deliberately. Accounts are grouped by currency and no total crosses a boundary — you get a section per currency with a note saying nothing was converted. An invented exchange rate would make one clean number out of two accurate ones.
Why aren't hold time and peak capital in the overview?
Because neither survives being added up across accounts. A blended hold time describes no real book, and peak deployed capital across separate accounts double-counts whenever their peaks fell on different days. They stay on each account's own dashboard, where they mean something.
What settings are per-account?
Base currency, cost basis method (FIFO, LIFO, or average), portfolio balance and warning threshold, and automatic position locking are all configured independently per account.

One login. Multiple portfolios.

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