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.
The layout
A month grid on desktop; on phones, a list of the days that actually had activity, because a mostly-empty grid on a small screen is a scrolling exercise rather than a view.
Day dollars are derived
Each day is realised R multiplied by the dollar risk you stated for those trades. The derivation is printed where the number renders, so it can never be mistaken for a figure read off a broker account.
ORIN has no broker connection anywhere in the product. There is nothing to report, so nothing is reported — what is shown is arithmetic on your own inputs, labelled as such.
What is deliberately absent
No streaks, no rankings, no comparisons against other traders.
Account size is not skill, and a dollar leaderboard ranks account size while appearing to rank ability. The same prohibition holds across the community surfaces, and it holds here for the same reason.
Frequently asked
- Is the calendar showing my real profit and loss?
- No. There is no broker connection, so there is nothing to report. The calendar derives each day as realised R times the dollar risk you stated, and says so where the number renders.
Updated Sep 1, 2026