TradePerformance

Settings

The settings sidebar is grouped, and the grouping is the map. Account holds who you are and what you have paid for. Performance holds your goals. Trading holds everything about your instruments and accounts. App holds the software's own behaviour — AI, capture, notifications, display.

This page covers Account, Performance, and the App tabs that are not AI or capture: display, notifications, and your pre-market templates.

the Settings sidebar with its four groups: Account, Performance, Trading and App
the Settings sidebar with its four groups: Account, Performance, Trading and App

Your account

What is on the Profile tab?

Your display name, your email, your timezone, an onboarding status with a replay button, and a change-password pair. The timezone is the one that matters most — everything else in the app is timed against it.

the Profile tab: personal info with the timezone selector, and the onboarding status below it
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How do I activate a license code?

Settings → License, paste the code into the field under Activate a new code, press Activate. Codes look like TP-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX. The same field is how you move an install to a different machine.

the License tab: the active-licence line with the code blurred, and the Activate a new code field below
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What does my license include?

A one-time licence, valid on up to three devices, with no subscription and no recurring fee. The tab states it: "TradePerformance is a one-time license — no subscriptions, no recurring fees."

the License tab, stating the one-time licence in its own words
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How do I see which devices are on my license?

Settings → Devices. It lists every browser and computer your licence is currently active on, marks the one you are using, and shows the count as N of 3 active.

the Devices tab: the three-device explanation and the list showing how many slots are in use
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How do I deactivate a device to free a slot?

On Settings → Devices, press Deactivate on the row you no longer use. The slot frees immediately and the next sign-in on a new machine takes it. A Device deactivated toast confirms.

each device row with its last-seen date and its own Deactivate button
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Goals

Where do I find my goals — Settings or the Dashboard?

Both, and they are the same goals. Settings → Goals is where you create, edit and archive them. The Dashboard shows their progress while you work.

the Goals tab with its + New goal button and the empty state prompting the first goal
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What are the nine goal types?

Five are targets to reach and two are ceilings to stay under, with the remaining two being custom variants. They are: daily P&L, weekly green-day %, monthly net P&L, max drawdown ceiling, prop firm pass, custom P&L, custom win rate, trade count cap, and profit factor.

the New goal form: the goal type, its target and unit, the period, the account scope and the primary switch
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What periods can a goal use?

Day, Week, Month, Quarter, or Custom. Custom takes explicit start and end dates.

the Period selector, beside the account scope that pairs with it
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What is a primary goal and what changes when I set one?

The primary goal is the one you want in front of you all the time. It is pinned to the top of the Dashboard's goal list with a ★, and it is the goal shown in the top bar on every page. Only one goal can be primary at a time.

the Set as primary goal switch, with its note that it shows on the Dashboard and top bar
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How do I archive a goal?

Press Archive on the goal's row. Archived goals collect under an Archived disclosure with a count, and nothing is lost. The same thing is available as a checkbox inside the goal editor, where it reads uncheck to archive without deleting.

a goal row with Edit and Archive beside it
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Display

How do I change the theme?

Settings → Display → Theme. Three choices: Dark, which is the default, Light, and System, which follows your operating system and flips with it.

the Display tab's theme picker: Dark, Light and System with their descriptions and swatches
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What else lives on the Display tab besides theme?

Two formatting blocks — Number formatting and Date & time format — and a Save display settings button. That is the whole tab.

the whole Display tab: theme, number formatting, date and time format, and the save button
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How do I change number and date formatting?

Under Number formatting and Date & time format on the Display tab. Five currency symbols, three P&L styles, four date formats, and 12- or 24-hour time.

the Number formatting and Date & time format blocks with their example-based options
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Notifications

What notifications can I turn on or off?

Two groups. Session pop-ups, with a master switch and two kinds under it, and Reminders, of which there are four. Everything here is in-app; nothing is emailed.

the Notifications tab: session pop-ups under their master switch, and the four reminders below
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Pre-market templates

Where do I manage my pre-market templates?

Settings → Pre-market templates, under Trading. Your library is the column on the left, the selected template opens on the right, and one is marked ACTIVE — the active template's questions are the ones that appear on today's prep.

the Pre-market templates panel: the library on the left with the active template pilled, and its eight questions on the right
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How do I edit or create a pre-market template?

+ New template starts one. Questions are edited in place, reordered with the arrows beside each, and removed with the ×. + Add question adds one at the bottom. Four buttons across the top of the open template handle the template itself: Rename, Duplicate, Share and Delete.

the template editor: Rename, Duplicate, Share and Delete across the top, and each question with its reorder arrows
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How do I share a template, or browse the community's?

Share on an open template publishes it to the community library. Browse community, at the top right of the panel, is where you find other people's — search it, sort it, and import anything into your own library. An import is a copy, not a link, so you can change it freely.

the Community pre-market templates panel: its search box, the Popular / Recent / Featured tabs, and a shared template row
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