PropFirmPulse exists because the tools we needed didn't.
I'm a computer science graduate who chose day trading over a grad job. I trade futures through prop firms — sometimes running three, four, five accounts at once across different firms with different rules, different drawdown types, and different consistency requirements.
Spreadsheets didn't scale. Generic journals didn't understand prop firm rules. Nothing told me "you're 2R from failing" or "your best day is breaking the consistency rule." I was doing mental maths between trades when I should have been focused on the next setup.
So I built PropFirmPulse. Not as a side project — as the tool I use every single trading day. Every feature comes from a real problem I've hit. Every design decision is about reducing thinking, not adding to it.
If you're a prop firm trader running evaluations, this is the control system you've been doing in your head. Now it's an app.
Most traders who fail prop firm evaluations don't fail because of bad strategy. They fail because they lose track of their rules. They take one trade too many, push past a daily loss limit, or don't realise their best day is blowing the consistency rule.
PropFirmPulse isn't about making you a better trader. It's about making sure your trading system doesn't beat itself. The app handles the accounting so you can focus on execution.