Stop exporting trades to spreadsheets. PnL Calendar Pro adds a clean dashboard tab to cTrader's Trade Watch that turns your closed-trade history into something you can actually read at a glance — and it updates the moment a position closes.
A color-coded monthly calendar shows your winning and losing days, shaded by how big each day was, next to a complete breakdown of the numbers that tell you whether you're really improving.
At-a-glance calendar
- Color-coded monthly grid — green winning days, red losing days
- Heatmap intensity scaled to the size of each day's P/L, so your biggest days stand out instantly
- Daily trade count on every day
- Weekly totals column
- Today highlighted; move through months with Prev / Next / Today
Complete performance dashboard
- Net P/L, total trades, wins vs. losses
- Win rate and profit factor
- Average win, average loss, and win/loss (payoff) ratio
- Expectancy per trade and average daily P/L
- Best and worst day, plus largest single winning and losing trade
- Winning / losing / trading day counts
- Longest winning-day and losing-day streaks
- Maximum closed-trade drawdown for the month
Built for how you actually trade
- Filter by symbol to analyze one instrument or your entire book
- Toggle between Net (including commission & swap) and Gross P/L
- Expandable trade list for the selected month
- One-click CSV export for deeper analysis
- Live refresh — the dashboard updates automatically when a position closes
Private, lightweight, and native
- Reads only your local closed-trade history — nothing is uploaded or sent anywhere
- Requires no special access permissions
- Sleek dark theme that blends into the platform
- Works with cTrader on both Windows and macOS
Who it's for
Discretionary and systematic traders who want instant, honest feedback on their results — without leaving the platform or babysitting a spreadsheet.
Getting started
Install the plugin, open a Trade Watch panel, and select the PnL Calendar Pro tab. Your month starts filling in immediately from your trade history.
