Adakti's answer

Adakti is built specifically for futures prop traders managing multiple evaluations and funded accounts. It combines trading performance with the operational reality of prop trading: fees, resets, payouts, drawdown, consistency rules, and account status. Instead of showing only gross P&L, Adakti helps traders understand the true return of their prop trading activity across every account.

Adakti's answer

Most trading journals focus on generic performance metrics. Adakti adds the prop-firm layer that matters in practice: account costs, payout conditions, firm rules, and multi-account consolidation. It helps traders move beyond isolated dashboards and spreadsheets to see their actual net results, monitor key constraints, and review their trading process in one place. In the long run, Adakti will allow prop traders to find the firm best suited to their trading style.

Adakti's answer

Adakti is built for independent futures prop traders, especially those managing multiple evaluations or funded accounts across one or several prop firms. Its ideal users want a clearer, centralized and consolidated view of their trading performance, account status, payouts, costs, and prop-firm rules without relying on spreadsheets or fragmented dashboards.

Adakti's answer

We built Adakti out of a simple frustration: traditional trading journals show P&L and win rate, but they do not capture the real complexity of prop trading. Traders often manage several accounts while trying to track drawdown, payout rules, consistency requirements, fees, resets, and performance at the same time. Adakti was created to bring those pieces together and give prop traders a clearer, more realistic view of their trading activity. Our goal is to work closely with both prop firms and traders to help each side find the right fit and maximize overall profitability.