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Your whole trading day, on one screen.

All-time net P&L over a living equity curve, the month on cream paper, what your own journal has been telling you, and how much daily-loss buffer is left. No tabs.

Net P&L hero
Equity curve
KPI row
Profit calendar
Recent trades
Journal recap
Live risk buffer
Market hours
News feed

Ordo's home screen: all-time net profit of +$17,102.82 above an equity curve and the latest trades on the left, a cream profit calendar for August on the right, with the journal recap, risk card and market hours beneath it — Home — one window: the money on the left, the month on the right, and the day's obligations underneath.

The month, on paper.

The calendar is the only cream surface in the application, and it is the one you read fastest. Every day that traded carries what it made or lost — Monday the 3rd is +$423.13 across 3 trades — and today is the square with the outline around it. The rest are blank because nothing was traded on them.

The August calendar on cream paper, the 3rd printed with +$423.13 and today's date outlined — Home · Calendar — the days that traded carry a figure; the rest are blank because nothing was traded on them.

It reads your journal back to you.

The recap is built from your own entries and your adherence to your own rules, not from a template — “The checklist works. Took what the session offered and left. Two clean setups, no third” — and it links to the day that proves it. Under it the risk card counts down live: $500.00 of daily-loss buffer left, today +$0.00 against a −$500.00 limit.

The journal recap card above the risk card, which shows a full daily loss buffer with five hundred dollars remaining — Home · Recap & risk — the recap cites a date you can open; the buffer is the number that stops you.

When the markets you track open next.

Four tracked markets, each with its next open — Nasdaq and S&P futures on CME Globex, BIST 100 on Borsa Istanbul, DAX on Eurex. On a Friday evening it says the only useful thing there is to say: no tracked markets open in the next 12 hours.

The market hours card listing four tracked instruments with the weekday and time each one next opens — Home · Market hours — the venue is named beside every ticker, not just the ticker.

Search from anywhere.

One keystroke opens the command palette over whatever page you were on: your trades with their P&L, your symbols, and quick actions like “Open settings: Data & Backup”. Nothing navigates until you pick something.

The command palette open over the home screen, listing matching trades, symbols and settings actions — Search — it floats over the page you were on and gives it back when you dismiss it.

Screens are from the current desktop build. The figures in them are a demo journal of 816 trades, not a real account.

STATUS · 3 AUGUST 2026 — Checkout is open. The Windows and macOS installers are not.

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