Activity Logs

Logs is the diary of your day. Every tool has one, and it shows everything that happened on your account in that tool today, newest at the top, with the time against each line.

It is meant for the moment you come back to the screen. You set a strategy running in the morning, went to work, and at four o'clock you want to know what the app actually did — what entered, what the stop loss took, what you yourself changed at eleven. The other pages tell you where you stand now. This one tells you how you got there.

You do not have to switch it on and there is nothing to set up. Open the tool, click Logs in the left menu, and today is already there.

Four kinds of line, and the buttons at the top show one kind at a time.

• Orders — a signal arriving, an order you placed, an order that filled, a position that closed, and an order the broker refused with the reason in plain words.
• Risk — a stop loss or target being hit, a trailing stop moving up, trail to cost taking effect, and a square-off when your daily limit is reached.
• You did — what you changed: a strategy you paused or edited, a daily limit you set, the Kill Switch, an Exit All, a strike you shifted.
• System — things that belong to your whole account rather than one tool, such as a broker connecting or disconnecting. These show up in every tool's Logs, because a disconnected broker stops all of them.

If you have linked Telegram, you will notice the lines read exactly like the messages you receive. That is deliberate — they are written once and used in both places, so a line here and an alert on your phone can never say two different things about the same event.

The difference is that the alerts only go out for Live trades and only if you have linked Telegram. The Logs page needs neither, and it also carries the things nobody messages you about, like a strategy you paused yourself.

Both books are shown on the same page, and every line carries a tag saying which one it belongs to — Live in red, Forward Testing in grey.

They are never added together anywhere on this platform, and they are not added together here either. The page simply shows you both, labelled, because a day where you were testing one strategy and trading another is still one day, and leaving half of it out would not help you.

The list is cleared every night, and each morning starts empty. There is no date picker and no way to look at last Tuesday.

That is on purpose. It keeps the page fast and it keeps us from storing a running record of your trading day for months on end. If you want something from the log, read it the same day.

What is NOT cleared is your actual trading record. Orders, Positions and Analytics keep their own history exactly as before — the Logs page is a diary of the day, not the source of truth for your trades.

It is a record, not a control. Nothing on this page can be undone, retried or acted on from here — to change something you go to the page that owns it.

It also does not show every internal step the platform takes. It shows the things that would matter to you: an order, a level being hit, something you changed. A line for every price check would bury the ten lines you actually came to read.

A trailing stop that moves many times in a minute is written down once a minute, for the same reason.

An empty page means nothing has happened yet today in that tool — which is itself an answer. Two things are worth checking before you read it as a fault.

• You are looking at the right tool. Each tool has its own Logs, so a Trade Bots entry does not appear under Trade Scalper.
• A filter is not still on. If Risk or You did is selected, you are only seeing that kind of line — click Everything.
• It is a new day. The list is cleared every night, so at nine in the morning it is normally empty.