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Deltalytix Knowledge Base

Use these guides to get started, understand the product surface, and navigate the parts of Deltalytix you actually use day to day.

Start here

If you are new to the app, begin with the onboarding path below before diving into feature-specific references.

Core product areas

These pages reflect the current dashboard shell and the tools available inside the authenticated app.

Trade import

Bring trades in, review parsing results, and keep account history current.

  • Upload broker exports or supported trade files
  • Review parsing before committing changes
  • Use the data page for account and trade maintenance

Dashboard and widgets

Track performance through KPI cards, charts, templates, filters, and calendar views.

  • Responsive KPI layouts
  • Filter-aware widgets and reports
  • Edit mode, templates, and widget customization

Journal and trade review

Annotate trading days, add notes and screenshots, and review trades in context.

  • Daily journal flow
  • Trade notes and image previews
  • Calendar-to-day review modal

Accounts

Manage live and prop-firm accounts with filter-aware reporting and current lifecycle states.

  • Live account tracking
  • Prop-firm master account progress
  • Account filters across dashboard and reports

Playbook and backtesting

Keep a structured library of setups, models, and simulated review work.

  • Setup and rule organization
  • Backtesting workflow
  • Strategy-oriented review notes

Settings and data

Adjust profile, time, theme, linked accounts, AI preferences, and account data tooling.

  • Profile and account preferences
  • Theme and time controls
  • Linked accounts and data management

Reference paths

Use these when you want a direct pointer to the exact area you need.

Developer notes

The public developer section stays high level by design. It explains the product architecture and ownership boundaries without exposing internal-only operational detail.

Safe by default

Developer docs focus on concepts, responsibilities, and extension points instead of secrets, raw schema dumps, or maintenance commands.

Product-aware references

Architecture, backend, and data pages are written to support onboarding and contribution planning without mirroring private infrastructure documentation.