The pages

Feed

Your services' letters, newest first, one block per letter -- its date, service, title and "N recs (B buys, S sells, H holds)" -- with its lines under it: recs to buy or sell, their closes, holds, and information-only lines such as ARK's trades (grey, closed until you open them).

Positions

What you hold now, with its latest price "as of" its day, its cost, value, unrealized P/L and the day's change (each in dollars and percent; a column's name sorts by dollars, its % by percent); below, a total -- with all accounts showing, a line per account with its cash from the Ledger first, and paper accounts' own total; and, at the top, one line saying when prices were last saved, the last import and the last mail check (each opens its page), then what needs you.

Trades

Every trade, open and closed, with its realized P/L, how long it was held, and the service it followed.

Ledger

Each account's money, row by row: trades, dividends, interest, deposits and fees, with the cash after each.

Exit Timing

Each close against the service's exit (ahead, behind, followed, late) or, for a close of your own, the contract's last day (right call, early).

Performance

How your closed trades did: Net P/L, fees paid, win rate, days held, profit factor, the number of trades, the average per trade and the largest drawdown -- for all accounts and the one you choose -- then each account's realized gains and losses and its unrealized P/L now; by service and over time below. P/L is the trades' own: deposits, withdrawals, interest, transfers and the account's other fees stay in the Ledger. Each figure in plain words.

Needs a look

Anything AlertDesk wasn't sure of, listed with the rows involved instead of being guessed.

Health

Whether AlertDesk is working. On top, Anything wrong? lists only what isn't green; below, a card for each part -- mail, prices, accounts and files, backups, the app itself -- each green, amber or red, with Run now beside the job that keeps it.

Import

Your broker's files: transactions, positions and realized gain/loss, one or several at once.

Mailbox

The Gmail account AlertDesk reads: when it last checked and the letters kept.

Settings

Accounts, the mailbox, how pages look, Exit Timing's thresholds, the schedule, data and backups, prices, updates.

ARK Invest and Zacks are examples of letters AlertDesk can read, not services we suggest or endorse. AlertDesk recommends no service.