Room left today
How much more the account can lose today before the daily loss limit, from the day's starting balance and today's closed trades.
Enter your challenge rules once. From the trades you import or add, Aurith Journal shows how much you can still lose today, how far you are from the maximum-loss floor, which of the two stops you first, and how close you are to the profit target.
Part of Aurith Journal Pro. Your trades stay on your device.
Set up a challenge with the numbers from your firm's rulebook: starting balance, daily loss limit, maximum loss, profit target and minimum trading days. Every import or manual entry updates the figures.
How much more the account can lose today before the daily loss limit, from the day's starting balance and today's closed trades.
How far the balance sits above the maximum-loss floor.
The smaller of those two figures, and the rule it belongs to. It is the figure that matters for the rest of the day.
Days with closed trades, against the minimum the challenge requires. Firms define a trading day in different ways, so compare it with your firm's own count.
Closed profit against the target, as an amount and as a share of the target.
Each finished challenge, with its result, the figure that decided it and the number of trading days it took.
A 50,000 challenge with a daily loss limit of 5% of the starting balance (2,500), a static maximum loss of 10% (5,000, which puts the floor at 45,000) and a profit target of 8% (4,000). Today started with a balance of 51,850, and today's closed trades total −1,150.
| Challenge | Result | Decided by | Days |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Failed | Maximum loss: balance 44,880, floor 45,000 | 12 |
| 2 | Passed | Profit target: balance 54,120, target 54,000 | 9 |
| 3 | In progress | Balance 50,700 | 7 |
Sample data, not a real account. Daily floor: 51,850 − 2,500 = 49,350, so room left today is 50,700 − 49,350 = 1,350. Maximum-loss floor: 50,000 − 5,000 = 45,000, so the distance is 50,700 − 45,000 = 5,700. Target: 50,000 + 4,000 = 54,000.
Your real room is the smaller of two figures: what is left under today's limit, and what is left above the maximum-loss floor. With the sample rules, at the start of a day the daily limit is the smaller figure whenever the balance is above 47,500. Below that, maximum loss binds first while the daily limit still looks generous.
Each row is the start of a day, before any trade closes, under the same sample rules: a 2,500 daily limit and a static floor at 45,000.
| Day start | Room today | To floor | Binds first |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51,850 | 2,500 | 6,850 | Daily loss |
| 47,000 | 2,500 | 2,000 | Maximum loss |
| 45,500 | 2,500 | 500 | Maximum loss |
Closed trades only. The tracker works from trades you import or enter by hand. It updates when you do, not in real time.
No connection to your firm or broker. Nothing is fetched from them and nothing is sent to them.
Open positions are not included. If your firm measures its limits on equity, a floating loss on an open position uses up room the tracker does not show.
The rules are the ones you enter. Reset times, balance or equity measurement and trailing methods vary between firms and change over time. If a number you entered is wrong, every figure built on it is wrong too.
Your firm's dashboard is the authority. Use the tracker to review your challenge, and always check the firm's own figures before and while you trade.
Pro also removes the 100-trade and one-account limits, and adds breakdowns by setup, tag, instrument, weekday, hour and direction, a calendar heatmap, R-multiple analysis, cost of mistakes and a printable report.
The free plan keeps the core dashboard — net P&L, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, maximum drawdown and the equity curve — along with imports and backup and restore.
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No. It works only from trades you import or enter by hand. Nothing is fetched from your firm or broker, so the figures change when you import, not in real time.
No. The tracker counts closed trades only. If your firm measures its limits on equity, a floating loss can use up room the tracker does not show. While a position is open, check your firm's dashboard.
It follows the limits you enter, so it is not tied to any one firm. Take the numbers from your firm's current rulebook and check them again when the firm updates its rules. Aurith is not affiliated with any prop firm.
No. It is part of Aurith Journal Pro: US$9 a month, US$69 a year or US$129 once for lifetime access, with a 14-day refund. The free plan keeps the core dashboard, imports and backups for up to 100 trades in one account.
In your browser, on your device. Trades are never uploaded and there is no account to create. The only thing sent anywhere is a Pro licence key, which is checked with Gumroad.
Import your trades from MetaTrader, cTrader, NinjaTrader, Tradovate or any CSV and see win rate, expectancy, drawdown and your prop-firm room — computed for you, stored only on your device.