Backlog
14Under consideration
Help finding your platform credentials
When you connect an account, you have to track down the credentials your trading platform gives you, and every platform keeps them somewhere different. We would like to write a short set of steps for each platform we support, such as MT5 and cTrader, and put them within reach of the connection screen. Nothing here is available yet, and we have not committed to building it. Which platform would you want us to cover first?
Mobile app
We're considering a dedicated Trada app for iPhone and Android, separate from the web app you use in a browser today. Nothing is built yet. What would you use it for first: checking your accounts and copiers, or getting alerts when something needs your attention?
Trader profiles and activity badges
We're exploring an optional public profile that would show your activity — things like days journalled, accounts connected and platforms used — with badges you could earn and share. Nothing here is built yet, and the details may change as we shape the idea. The intent for this profile is activity only: no P&L, no returns, no profit leaderboards. Would you use a page like this, and what would you want it to show?
Prop firm rule profiles
Today you can set drawdown, max loss and max exposure limits on any copier, but you have to enter each firm's numbers by hand. We're looking at firm profiles, so you could pick the firm an account belongs to and have its limits applied without retyping them. Payout terms aren't part of this one. Which of your firm's rules would be most useful to have carried across automatically?
Limit and stop orders
Right now copying and your journal are built around market orders. We're looking at handling limit and stop orders in the same way, so an order that sits waiting on the account you follow can be placed on yours and recorded in your journal alongside your other trades. This one is still under consideration rather than scheduled. Would this change how you trade?
Copier templates and folders
We're looking at letting you save a copier's settings as a template and reuse it, group your copiers into folders, and move a whole setup from one account to another. None of this is built yet. Today the closest thing is duplicating an existing copier and editing the copy, which still takes real time if you run several qualifying funded accounts. Would templates, folders, or both be the bigger help?
Multi-currency support
Today Trada shows balances, protection thresholds and reporting in US dollars, whatever currency your trading account is held in. We're considering showing those figures in your account's own currency instead, so the numbers match the account they came from. This one is still under consideration and nothing is committed yet. If you trade a non-USD account, how much does this affect you?
Trada API
We're considering a documented API over your own Trada data — accounts, copiers, trades and reporting. The idea is that you could pull that data into your own tooling, or connect Trada to systems you already run. Nothing is built yet. If this is something you'd use, what would you want to pull out of Trada first?
Wider alert coverage
Trada alerts you in-app and by email today. We want to widen what those alerts cover to the events you cannot afford to miss while you are away from the dashboard — starting with an account disconnecting — and to give you control over which alerts reach you and when. The new alerts and the controls are not built yet, and the full list of events is still being scoped. Which events would you most want covered first?
Fitness and Stress Trackers
We want to let you connect a wearable and see how sleep, recovery and stress line up against how you traded. Oura and Whoop are the two we have scoped so far, and nothing is built yet. The idea is to put your trading record and your wearable data side by side, and what you make of them would be yours to decide. Which of the two should we start with, or is there another tracker you would rather we looked at?
Next up
2Committed and queued
Sign in with Apple
You can already sign in to Trada with Google or Discord. We're adding Sign in with Apple, so you can use your Apple account instead.
Close a position from Trada
You'll be able to close an open position from inside Trada, without switching to your trading platform. It's meant for the moments when you need out and the platform isn't in front of you. Closing every position at once, on an account or across a copier, isn't part of this work yet.
In Progress
1Actively being built
Done
9Recently shipped
Add your own broker server
Right now, if your broker's server isn't already in our list, you have to wait for our team to add it before you can connect that account. We're building it so you can add the server yourself and connect straight away; once it connects successfully, everyone else gets it too, and we can still remove an entry that turns out to be wrong. To start with this will cover DXTrade, DXTrade XT, MatchTrader and TradeLocker. MT4 and MT5 servers will still be added by our team for now.
Position reconciliation across copy accounts
Open positions on your connected copy accounts are compared against the source on an ongoing basis, so a position the copy engine can no longer match to the source is closed automatically instead of sitting there skewing your P&L. Positions you opened yourself, outside of copying, are left alone. The work in flight now is tightening that check so it only acts on confirmed evidence of what the source account is actually holding. Comparing fill prices and timestamps, and showing you which account has drifted, are not part of it yet.
We now check your MT4 and MT5 logins
When you add an MT4 or MT5 account, we now sign in to the platform to confirm your credentials work. The check runs in the background just after you add the account, so it shows as validating for a short while until the result comes back. We're still finishing the part that tells you clearly when a check fails, and we're working through broker servers that aren't covered yet.
First-run setup
We're working on the first run so signing up leads you through to your first connected account, instead of leaving the setup video to carry it. The setup steps themselves are being improved now, and how much step-by-step guidance comes back on top of that is still being decided. Would a guided walkthrough help you, or would you rather go straight to connecting an account?
TradeLocker Integration
We're adding TradeLocker as a terminal you can use across Trada. You'll be able to connect a TradeLocker account, journal your trades from it, and use it as both a source and a destination for copy trading alongside your other terminals. TradeLocker won't appear as an option in the app until this work is finished, and we'll update this post when it does.
Shareable Certificates
Turn your results and the configuration behind them into a clean, shareable link — useful for a prop firm application, or for showing a setup without handing over account access. What would have to be on it before you would put your name to it? Comment below.
Journal and Reporting
Trades sync from your broker each session. Annotate how each one felt at the time, then dig into the reporting — win rate, average hold time, and P&L by 6-hour session window, across every account. Trada records what happened and what you noted against it. Reading the pattern is your job, not the tool's. Which report would you open first? Tell us and we will build that view properly.
Risk Management Guardrails
Per-account protection thresholds that you configure and Trada enforces: daily loss, daily profit, Max Account Loss and max account profit. Trada enforces your configured thresholds. It does not decide what is safe for you — you set the numbers to match the rules you are actually trading under. Post your prop firm's exact rule set below and we will make sure the thresholds can express it.
Copy Trading Engine
One master trade, mirrored out to every receiver account you connect — MT5, cTrader, DXTrade, TradeLocker, MatchTrader and more. Forex and futures. No VPS to rent and no bridge software to babysit. It runs in the cloud, so your accounts stay in sync whether or not your machine is on. Tell us how many accounts you run and which terminals they sit on — that shapes what we harden first.