Why this exists
Not built in a boardroom.
TickTracker was built by a futures trader who kept blowing prop-firm evaluations — and couldn’t figure out why from the journals he was paying for.
They all tracked his P&L. None of them tracked the rule that actually ended his accounts: the trailing drawdown, creeping closer with every trade, invisible until the email arrived saying the account was closed.
So he built the journal he needed. One that knows your firm’s rules the way your firm enforces them — distance to breach, daily loss left, consistency, payout history — and that remembers every trade, every emotion and every mistake, so the expensive lessons only have to be paid for once.
It costs $14.99, once, because if you are already paying for evaluations, another monthly subscription is the last thing you need.
Built by a trader. Priced like it.