For futures prop traders
Firmtrack tracks what those accounts are actually costing you, what they've paid you back, and every trade in between — one place instead of a spreadsheet, a separate journal app, and a tab open for tick math.
Free trial at launch, no card — built by a trader running this exact stack.
Everything in one place · 17 tools
Everything your favorite trading software does, plus the cost math none of them do — one tool instead of three subscriptions.
Inside 25% of their drawdown limit right now:
Combined runway
$1,320
Same trade on all 3? Then it's one position with one runway — not 3 separate risks.
Firmtrack surfaces these before the breach email does.
$1,005,300 deployed across 6 firms — this is what one trader's stack looks like.
None of them talk to each other. So you built a spreadsheet to hold it all together — and now the spreadsheet is the thing you dread opening. Below is the actual fix — real product UI, live on this page, not a screenshot.
6 firms. 6 logins. 6 billing cycles. One person trying to remember all of it.
Every panel below is the real product running live on sample data — not a screenshot. Click around.
01 — The money
Every firm, every account, what it cost, what it paid back — instead of eight dashboards and a spreadsheet you dread.
Net per firm, fees included — the number everyone argues about.
Still paying for accounts you don't use?
$195/mo
of dead weight found across 3 blown or idle accounts. This panel alone can pay for the product.
02 — The autopsy
Tag the reason every time an account blows — revenge trading, oversizing, news spike — and patterns you can't see in the moment become a chart you can't ignore. Click a bar for the account list.
03 — The assistant
Plain questions, answers grounded in your own accounts and rules. Try the ones on the left — those answers come from the same sample data as everything else on this page.
Which account is closest to its drawdown limit?
Apex50k5 — only $380 of drawdown room left.
Answers are grounded in your own accounts and stats — never a guess, and never generic trading advice.
04 — The replay
Any logged trade replays as price action around your entry and exit — not just two numbers in a table. Film study, for trading.
05 — The goals
Monthly net, burn cap, win rate — you pick the target, the data fills in the rest. Click 'Edit targets' — it's live, and it remembers.
Your targets against the real numbers — current values come from the data, only the target is yours.
+$6,625
target $8,000
$1,406/mo
cap $1,000
52%
target 55%
06 — The days
Green days, red days, and how big — at a glance, across every account at once. Flip through past months; it's live.
December 2025
+$13,057· 103 trades
07 — The journal
Every trade logged once, every stat computed for you — win rate, profit factor, expectancy, and an equity curve that doesn't lie to you. Not a separate app. Not a spreadsheet tab.
08 — The math
A working reward:risk calculator, grounded in two academic studies of real futures day traders — not trading-guru platitudes. It's live; try your own numbers.
Expectancy per trade
+0.35R
per unit risked, on average
Breakeven win rate
33.3%
at this R:R, below this you lose money long-run
At a 2:1 reward:risk, you need to win more than 33.3% of trades just to break even. At 45%, your edge is real — the math works in your favor, before commissions and slippage eat into it.
And then some
Your full ledger — purchases, payouts, trades — out the door in one click. Prop payouts are a tax event; hand your CPA a file, not a shoebox.
Every recurring charge across every firm, on one timeline — before it hits your card.
Which accounts are closest to a withdrawal, and exactly how many winning days to go.
One click turns any day or month into a clean shareable image — no screenshot cropping.
Every trade is tagged with its setup — so the journal can tell you which ones earn and which one is quietly bleeding you.
Import past trades from a CSV export of your platform — the journal starts full on day one, not empty.
Everything above is real product UI, running live on this page.
Next step: it runs on your accounts. Get in line and we'll email you when your invite is ready.
What's next
Early access starts as a free trial — bring your own accounts and everything on this page runs on your numbers instead of sample data.
Read-only sync with the platforms you already trade on, so your stats fill themselves in. Manual entry and imports stay first-class for everyone else.
There's a longer list, and we're not publishing it. This space has enough vaporware — we'd rather show you something working than promise it.
FAQ
Not yet — we're in pre-launch. Join the waitlist and you'll get an invite when early access opens. It starts as a free trial, no card required.
There's a journal in here, but it's the smallest part. Firmtrack is the accounting layer for your whole operation: what every account costs, what every firm has actually paid out, which subscriptions are dead weight, when the next billing date lands. Journals track your trades — Firmtrack tracks your trading business.
No. Nothing connects to anything without your say-so — you can run entirely on manual entry and CSV imports. Read-only platform sync is planned for people who want their stats to fill themselves in, and it will never need more than read access.
All of them, by design — you control the data, so any futures prop firm works. The sample data on this page uses Apex, Topstep, MyFundedFutures, Tradeify, Lucid, and Alpha as examples.
No. Firmtrack is read-only bookkeeping and analytics — it never touches order flow, never places a trade, and never holds trading permissions on your accounts.
Pricing isn't final. Early access opens as a free trial, and the waitlist hears pricing before anyone else. For what it's worth, the dead-weight panel usually finds more in forgotten monthly fees than a tool like this would cost.
Today, everything on this site runs in your browser, and the only thing we store is your waitlist email. When real accounts launch that changes — and the privacy policy will spell out exactly what's stored and where before you're asked to trust us with anything.
Drop your email and you're in line. We'll email you exactly once — when your invite is ready.