The trade record, how outcomes resolve against real bars, and the metrics built on them.
The journal is the trade-by-trade record. It filters to All, Open — which includes pending resting limits and watched rows — Taken, Passed and Overrides, and searches across symbol, setup, grade, lens and notes. Deleting or manually closing writes a corrective event rather than editing history.
Every open, pending, watched or passed record is replayed forward against real bars: whichever of the stop or the first target is reached first decides it. A bar spanning both resolves as the stop — ambiguity never gets the good fill. Gapped stops book at the bar open; gapped targets book at the target, never better.
The Decision Quality Score is the average realised R of your resolved high-grade takes minus your resolved low-grade takes, so it needs at least one of each. Every metric on the panel states its own precondition rather than showing a value it has not earned — a named gap is the correct state until the data exists.
The calendar groups your record by day, so the question it answers is which days went wrong. Day dollars are derived rather than reported — realised R multiplied by the dollar risk you stated — and the surface says so. With no broker connection, nothing here is a profit and loss statement.