Trader Leap

Settings

Adjust language, trading rules, journal fields, and your plan in one place.

All Trader Leap personalization lives in the settings, organized by tab.

General

  • Language, base currency, and timezone: the foundation for everything else.
  • Theme: light or dark.
  • Privacy: mask sensitive numbers when sharing your screen.

Trading

  • Trading-day cutoff: the time when one trading day rolls over to the next, which keeps day trades, swings, and scalps correct.
  • Default risk: the risk amount suggested when logging a new trade.
  • Break-even mode: defines when a trade near your entry counts as neutral instead of a win or loss, which changes how it enters your Analytics.
  • Analytics date basis: whether your dashboards group trades by entry date or exit date.

Trading tab of the settings with trading-day cutoff, default risk, and break-even mode

Journal

  • Mistakes and tags: your quick classification for every trade. Setups don't live here; they have rules, a checklist, and their own statistics in the Playbook.
  • Custom fields: capture whatever is specific to your strategy.
  • Instruments: contract specifications and symbol mappings used in P&L and imports.

Journal tab with classification options, custom fields, and instruments

Reviews

  • Recurring goals and checklists, ready in every new review.
  • Review fields: add extra questions or data points to your notes.

See how these defaults play out in practice in Reviews.

Account

Password, email, and account deletion live in the Account tab. See the step by step in Security and account.

Plan and billing

You start on the Free plan and upgrade when you need more. No lock-in: change plans or cancel anytime, and Free stays free. See what each plan includes on the pricing page.

Data

  • Export: your data is yours, take a copy whenever you want.
  • Reset preferences: returns settings to their defaults without touching trades, accounts, or reviews.

Preferences like theme, language, and break-even mode save on their own as you change them. Lists — setups, custom fields, review fields, instruments, goals, and checklists — have their own Save button; leaving without clicking it discards your edits.

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