A trading journal analyzes trades. A prop firm tracker analyzes the business.
TrackPropFirms is built for traders who want to measure evaluations, funded accounts, fees, payouts, pass rate, ROI and real net profit — without replacing the trading journal they may already use.
TrackPropFirms answers a different set of questions.
A trading journal can help you review entries, exits and execution. TrackPropFirms helps answer whether your prop firm activity is profitable after evaluation fees, failed attempts, activations, resets and payouts.
Trading journal
Focuses on individual trades, setups, execution, screenshots and trading behavior.
Prop firm tracker
Focuses on account lifecycle, evaluations, funded accounts, fees and payouts.
Journal metric
Typical questions include win rate, expectancy, setup performance and execution quality.
Business metric
Track pass rate, cost per funded account, payout speed, ROI and real net profit.
A profitable strategy does not automatically mean a profitable prop firm operation.
You can trade well and still spend too much on evaluations, resets or failed accounts. You can also receive a large payout after months of costs. Keeping the business layer separate makes those economics easier to see.
That is why TrackPropFirms centers the real profit and ROI of the portfolio.
Built around the prop firm portfolio.
Evaluations
Track active, passed and failed challenges in the prop firm tracker.
Funded accounts
Follow post-pass outcomes with the funded account tracker.
Costs
Keep fees and resets visible with the cost tracker.
Payouts
Record withdrawals in the payout tracker.
Pass rate
Measure evaluation efficiency with the pass rate tracker.
Dashboard
Bring the portfolio together in the prop firm dashboard.
Prop firm tracker vs journal questions
Is TrackPropFirms a trading journal?
No. TrackPropFirms does not focus on individual trade entries, exits, screenshots or replay. It tracks the business side of prop firm trading.
Can I use TrackPropFirms with a trading journal?
Yes. They solve different problems. A journal can analyze individual trades while TrackPropFirms tracks evaluations, funded accounts, costs, payouts, ROI and portfolio profitability.
What does a prop firm tracker measure that a journal may not?
It can keep evaluation fees, failed attempts, activation costs, funded account status, payouts, pass rate, cost per funded account and real net profit in one portfolio view.
Do I need a broker connection?
No. TrackPropFirms is designed as a simple account and profitability tracker without requiring a broker connection.
Keep your journal for trades. Use TrackPropFirms for the portfolio.
Start with up to 3 accounts free and see what your prop firm activity actually costs and returns.
