The garage

Built like a cockpit, not a spreadsheet.

Road to Porsche keeps the trading workflow compact: capture the trade, protect the account, review the driver, and tune the strategy.

Cockpit Journal

Problem

Trade notes live in messy places.

Solution

Keep every trade attached to one account, strategy, and screenshot.

Benefit

Review the whole decision path faster.

Performance Analytics

Problem

You cannot see where the edge leaks.

Solution

Track win rate, expectancy, drawdown, and habit scores together.

Benefit

Find the biggest performance leak first.

Import Bay

Problem

Broker exports are hard to read.

Solution

Preview CSV rows before saving them.

Benefit

Keep bad data out of the journal.

Risk Traction Control

Problem

Risk limits are easy to ignore.

Solution

Show target, drawdown, and account pressure before you click.

Benefit

Protect the account before damage happens.

Screenshot Garage

Problem

Visual context gets lost after the trade.

Solution

Store before/after screenshots with the trade record.

Benefit

See the setup and the execution side by side.

Pit Wall Alerts

Problem

Warnings get buried in the noise.

Solution

Surface risk, import, maintenance, and product alerts in one place.

Benefit

Act before a small issue becomes a bigger one.

Trading Calendar

Problem

Your month is scattered across tools.

Solution

See trades, news, payouts, prop events, and reviews together.

Benefit

Scan the month in a single pass.

Psychology Dashboard

Problem

Discipline problems are easy to rationalize.

Solution

Track moods, habits, rule breaks, and mistake patterns.

Benefit

Make emotional leaks measurable.

Prop Firm Mode

Problem

Challenge rules are easy to breach by accident.

Solution

Keep balance, target, drawdown, and payout timing visible.

Benefit

Trade the challenge with more control.

Engineering philosophy

Less noise. More grip.

Precision

Every module keeps the important number visible at the right moment.

Control

Risk, rules, and structure stay ahead of the trade instead of after it.

Review

The app should help you learn something useful every time you open it.