The shareable P&L card

One image, three crops, and a QR that carries your code.

Share in the cockpit header builds a picture of your figures for social media: the period you pick, one large P&L number, trades, win rate, accounts, the Tradeus mark, and a QR code. Download it as a PNG or copy it straight to the clipboard.

  1. 1
    Pick a period
    Today, this week, this month, or all time. Week and month are the calendar week and the calendar month, not the last 7 or 30 days.
  2. 2
    Pick a crop
    Story (9:16), Post (1:1) or Landscape (16:9). Same card, three shapes — nothing is dropped in the smaller ones.
  3. 3
    Download or copy
    "Download PNG" saves the file; "Copy image" puts it on the clipboard so it can be pasted into the post directly. If your browser refuses the clipboard, it downloads instead.

What can never appear on it

Account numbers, balances and broker names are not on the card, and there is no switch that puts them there. They are not hidden by the renderer — they are never written into the picture's data in the first place, so there is nothing for a future layout change to accidentally print.

Accounts appears only as a count. Everything else is the same money the cockpit and the journal show, read from the same day-by-day builder, so the card cannot disagree with your own calendar.

Closed trades only
An open position is not priced into the card, so today's figure can be lower than the cockpit's live number until you flat. The card says so on its face.

The QR code and the short link

If you have set an @handle on your profile, the card carries your own short link — tradeus.app/r/yourhandle — printed under the QR. Without a handle the QR still works; it carries your plain referral link instead.

Point people at the QR
The code is printed in words so that someone who has just scanned can see the discount he is about to get — not because anybody should have to type it. Scanning applies the discount and credits the sale in one step, with nothing typed and nothing to mistype.

The link is resolved when it is scanned, not when the picture is made. That is why a card posted months ago keeps working after your affiliate link changes, after your discount code changes, and after the checkout moves — see Refer & earn for where the link and the code come from.

A card expires
The picture keeps its figures frozen at the moment you made it and stops being served after 30 days. The post survives; make a fresh card for a fresh number.

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