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.
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.
Open the share dialog
Choose what the snapshot includes
Set these before you copy the link. Your choices are baked into the snapshot at publish time.
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
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.
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.
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 before sharing performance publicly.
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