What the Tradapt Score Measures
The Tradapt Score (0–100) is a composite metric that gives you a single number representing your overall trading health. It evaluates five dimensions:
Win Rate (0–25): The percentage of your closed trades that finished in profit. This directly measures whether your edge is working. A higher win rate contributes up to 25 points.
Profit Factor (0–25): Gross profit divided by gross loss. A profit factor above 1.5 is considered solid; above 2.0 is strong. This measures the quality and size of your winners versus losers — you can have a low win rate and still score well here with large wins.
Journaling (0–20): How consistently you record meaningful context on your trades. A trade counts as journaled if it has any of: an emotion rating, notes, a setup type, or at least one screenshot. Consistent journaling enables the AI and analytics to work at full capacity.
Risk Management (0–15): Whether you are applying sound risk practices. Up to 10 points come from the percentage of trades where you tracked rule adherence. An additional 5 points are awarded if you have configured guardrails in your journal defaults (max daily loss or max daily trades). If nothing is tracked, this scores 0 — no free marks.
Consistency (0–15): The percentage of your trading days that ended with a net positive P&L. A score of 70%+ profitable days earns full marks. This measures stability over time rather than any single exceptional day masking many losses.
How to Interpret Your Score
| Score Range | Interpretation |
|---|---|
| 0–40 | Early stage; significant gaps in consistency, discipline, or execution |
| 40–60 | Developing; foundation is in place but behavioral or execution gaps remain |
| 60–75 | Solid; consistent execution with room for refinement |
| 75–85 | Advanced; high consistency and discipline across all dimensions |
| 85–100 | Exceptional; professional-level consistency and execution quality |
Most traders with 6+ months of consistent journaling score in the 55–75 range.
Improving Your Score
Each dimension has specific improvement levers:
Improving Consistency: Trade similar setups every day. Avoid high-variance days with extremely large wins or losses. Review weekly rather than daily to identify consistency patterns.
Improving Discipline: Log emotional state on every trade. Track behavioral tags (revenge trade, FOMO, etc.). The AI will identify your primary behavioral pattern — focus on that first.
Improving Risk Management: Configure daily loss limits in journal defaults. This immediately improves your risk management subscore. Follow those limits consistently.
Improving Execution: Focus on taking your highest-expectancy setups more frequently. Remove lowest-expectancy setups from your trading. Improve exit timing (MAE/MFE analysis).
Score Update Frequency
Your score updates daily as new trades are added. The 4-week rolling window means changes in behavior take 2–4 weeks to fully reflect in the score.