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Dashboard

Dashboard Overview

What each dashboard section does and how users move through the app day to day.

The dashboard is the control center for RegimeTrader. It handles onboarding, subscriptions, bot control, risk settings, MT5 account setup, and performance monitoring. The local Windows bot runner does the trading, but the dashboard is where users manage almost everything.

The Main Pages

  • SetupFirst-run wizard for connecting the bot to an MT5 account without editing files.
  • BotStart or stop trading, choose Auto or a forced strategy, select pairs, and set core risk controls.
  • AccountsSave the Local MT5 Login on the bot machine and sync account balances and equity from MT5.
  • SettingsConfigure advanced risk limits, timeouts, drawdown cap, spread cap, and Telegram alerts.
  • DashboardSee balance, equity, win rate, open trades, and performance summaries at a glance.
  • Billing & DownloadManage your subscription, copy your license key, and download the Windows bot package.

Dashboard Home

The main dashboard page shows the live trading account snapshot pulled from MT5 through the bot stack. Users can quickly review balance, equity, open positions, and recent performance without touching the bot machine directly.

How the Dashboard Talks to the Bot

There are two links in the chain. The web dashboard saves your settings and bot state. The local bot API, running on the Windows machine, receives setup actions like MT5 credential saves. The trading bot itself refreshes settings from the local and remote sources while it runs.

Typical Daily Workflow

Before trading

Open Dashboard or Bot to confirm the bot is online and MT5 is connected.

During the session

Monitor Dashboard and Accounts for balance, equity, positions, and sync state.

If you want to adjust risk

Open Bot for quick controls or Settings for advanced limits.

If setup changes

Use Setup or Accounts to update the local MT5 login on the bot machine.

Tip: If a page depends on the local bot API, such as Setup or account sync, start the Windows bot package first and then refresh the dashboard before assuming anything is broken.