Prop evals live and die on two numbers: the profit target and the drawdown floor. Accounts puts every eval and funded account in one cockpit: each target tracked, each floor watched, so passing the eval becomes the by-product of trading your plan, not a sprint you blow up chasing.
The $100K eval is 82% of the way to its target and well clear of the floor. The $50K eval is the one to watch, with only $420 of headroom left. Pass the first, and a one-tap ↑ Upgrade to Funded carries the history across.
The fastest way to fail an eval is to forget where the floor is. Accounts tracks it live the way your firm actually computes it, whether the floor trails or stays static, end of day or intraday, and warns you when the headroom thins, before a single trade puts the account at risk.
The account screen is where the work shows up as a number. But the number is downstream of everything else: encode the system, get graded honestly, close the leak. Then the target takes care of itself.
A blown eval, a screenshot folder, a P&L you can't explain. Effort without a system to compound it.
Write your methodology in your own words. It becomes the one standard everything downstream grades against.
Every trade scored against your rules, not a generic win-rate. A disciplined loss can outscore a reckless win.
The leak named and closed. The profit target is no longer luck, it's the by-product of process.
Green weeks that look like each other. A book where the plan does the earning, and the rank to prove it.
Add your evals and funded accounts, track every floor, and let a disciplined book do the passing. Free while in early access.