Prop firm trading software that enforces the rulebook, not just logs it

Why a generic journal is not enough

A standard trading journal records your trades and lets you review them. It does not know that your drawdown trails your peak equity, that your best day must stay under 50% of total profit, or that your contracts are capped at half until a safety net clears. A prop firm account fails on those mechanics, not on whether the setup was good.

Prop firm trading software encodes those rules as live constraints. The same trade can be safe at one firm and a breach at another, because the rules are not the same.

What Wolf Tracker encodes

For every supported firm, Wolf Tracker stores the drawdown type (end of day or intraday, and whether the floor locks), the daily loss limit, the consistency percentage, the contract cap and the minimum trading days. It reads your account's balance and high-water mark and computes the room you have left, then sizes each trade against it.

Because the rule data is the same source the content pages render from, a published page can never contradict the numbers the product uses.

What is prop firm trading software?

Software that encodes a prop firm's evaluation and funded-account rules and computes against them, so position sizing and account protection are driven by the firm's constraints rather than by the trader's discretion.

How is Wolf Tracker different from a trading journal?

A journal records trades after the fact. Wolf Tracker reads the firm's rules and sizes and guards the account before the trade is placed, so it prevents breaches rather than describing them later.

Which prop firms does Wolf Tracker support?

Take Profit Trader, Apex, Topstep, Tradeify, MyFundedFutures and Lucid Trading, with account sizes from $25,000 to $150,000.