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# Share a public report
Publish a read-only snapshot of a report at a public link.
Publish a read-only snapshot of any report at a public link that anyone can open without signing in. The snapshot is a point-in-time capture — it does not change as new trades sync in.
The share dialog — a read-only public link with toggles for what it includes.
## Understand what a snapshot is
When you publish, Trada saves a copy of your report as it looks at that moment: the filtered trades, the metrics, and the settings you chose. That copy is served live at a public URL as a read-only web page. There is no file to download and nothing to install.
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The snapshot is frozen at publish time. Trades that sync in afterward do **not** appear in an already-published link. To share newer numbers, publish again. All trades are auto-synced from your connected accounts — there is no manual entry, editing, or deletion, so the snapshot always reflects real synced activity as of the moment you published.
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## Open the share dialog
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### Open a report
Go to the report you want to share and open the **Reports** page.
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### Click Share
Click **Share Performance** in the report header. The dialog opens on the **Link** tab.
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### Turn on Public sharing
Toggle **Public sharing** on. Its description reads "Allow anyone with the link to view this report." The link and share options appear only while this toggle is on.
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## Choose what the snapshot includes
Set these before you copy the link. Your choices are baked into the snapshot at publish time.
| Setting | What it controls | Default |
| ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------ |
| **Account data** | Publish **All Accounts** or a single connected account. Search the list to filter. | All Accounts |
| **Share Trade History** | Include closed trades in the shared report. | On |
| **Share Open Trades** | Include currently open trades in the shared report. | Off |
Changing **Account data** updates the data the snapshot will contain; it does not change the link's address.
## Copy and share the link
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### Copy the link
In the **Shareable Link** field, click **Copy**. A "Link copied to clipboard" toast confirms it. The field is read-only — the address is generated for you.
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### Send it anywhere
Paste the link into a message, or use the social share buttons in the dialog (Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram) to open a pre-filled post. Each opens the chosen platform in a new tab; nothing posts until you confirm it there.
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A public link needs no login — anyone who has it can open the snapshot. Only share it with people you intend to. To stop sharing, turn **Public sharing** off in the dialog.
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## What viewers see
Anyone opening the link gets a live, read-only web page — never a downloadable file or a certificate. They cannot edit, filter, or export it. The page shows only what your settings allowed: the selected account data, closed trades if **Share Trade History** is on, and open trades if **Share Open Trades** is on. It can include your Trading Health Score, which summarises how your process is running — discipline and consistency — and is not a prediction or promise of returns.
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Publishing and sharing are available on paid plans. Free and Starter tiers can view their own reports but cannot publish a public snapshot. See [Plans & billing](/plans-and-billing/plans-billing.md).
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## A note on interpreting shared reports
A shared report describes past, already-synced activity. It is not a forecast, a guarantee, or investment advice, and past results do not indicate future outcomes. Trada is journaling and trade-copier infrastructure, not a broker or adviser. Please read the [risk disclaimer](/reference/legal.md) before sharing performance publicly.
## Related
* [Reports overview](/reports-and-analytics/reports.md)
* [Trading Health Score](/reports-and-analytics/health-score.md)
* [Filters](/reports-and-analytics/filters.md)
* [Risk disclaimer](/reference/legal.md)
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