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Version 1.0 · 2026-07-01
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-07-01.





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PropDesk is the fastest way to track your prop-firm trading accounts from your phone.
Log your total P&L each day on a clean monthly calendar — green for winning days, red for losing days — and let PropDesk watch the rules for you.
EVALUATION ACCOUNTS
• Set your profit target, drawdown, daily loss limit, and minimum trading days
• See exactly how far you are from passing — and how much room you have left
• Get a celebration the moment you pass
FUNDED ACCOUNTS
• Track your safety reserve, consistency rule, and minimum payout days
• A live daily target that scales with your profit
• A payout-readiness checklist that tells you when you can withdraw
• Record payouts — your balance and trading days reset for the next cycle
DRAWDOWN, YOUR WAY
• Choose Auto Trailing (floor follows your peak) or Static (fixed floor)
• Optional break-even lock
• Daily loss limit warnings…
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