TradeRR connects to Tradeify’s Tradovate-routed accounts in read-only mode and surfaces live net liquidation, trailing drawdown distance, daily loss room, and a per-account journal you can review after every session.
Tradeify’s trailing drawdown locks at the EOD safety net but evaluates intraday against the live trailing rule. TradeRR uses the live rule so you can stay aware of how much room you actually have at any point in the day.
Each Tradeify trade can be tagged with setup, mistake, session, and notes. The calendar review surfaces session-by-session performance so you can see whether your edge is real or coming from one good week.
Continuous server-side sync means you don’t need to keep Tradeify’s portal open in another tab. Open TradeRR, see your live floor, see your distance, journal the session.
TradeRR’s Tradovate scope is read-only at the OAuth level — no order routing, no fund movement, no account-settings access. Only completed trade history and account snapshots are read.
Tradeify uses Tradovate for execution, so the connection is a standard Tradovate OAuth flow with read-only scope. Authorise from Tradeify’s Tradovate environment and TradeRR pulls your account list, fills, and balances automatically.
Yes. TradeRR computes the live trailing floor as Peak Equity − Trailing Drawdown Spread (e.g. $2,000 on a $50K Lightning), which matches the rule Tradeify evaluates you against. We don't use Tradovate's broker-level end-of-day locked threshold; that one can diverge by hundreds of dollars from the live portal number.
Yes. They're all Tradovate-routed accounts as far as TradeRR is concerned, and the same journal + risk dashboard works across every phase.
Yes — Elite plans connect any number of Tradovate logins, and you can pair separate Tradeify logins with other prop firms in the same TradeRR account.
A background sync runs every 5 minutes via a Supabase pg_cron job, on tab focus, and on demand from the Sync button. Drawdown distance and net liq stay in line with what Tradeify’s portal shows.