Your public page

Publish your totals at cruxjournal.com/t/your-handle, with an honest provenance line.

Open Profile → Public page, choose a handle and publish. Anyone with the link sees your totals. Nobody ever sees a single trade, a symbol, a note, an account name or your email address.

What makes it worth showing

Crux records how every trade arrived, so the page says what share came straight from a broker's API, what was imported from a broker's export file, and what was typed in by hand. A journal that is half hand-typed says so. That line is the reason the page is worth more than a screenshot, and it is why we will not hide it.

What can you choose to show?

Four things: your handle, a headline, whether money figures appear, and whether your playbook record appears.

Your handle

3 to 24 letters, numbers or hyphens. It is yours while your page exists.

Headline

Optional, up to 80 characters.

Money

Off by default. With it on, the page shows net P&L, average trade and drawdown; with it off, only rates and counts.

Playbook

Whether to show how often you follow your own rules.

Take it down at any time and the link stops working immediately. Pages are not listed anywhere and carry a no-index tag, so they are for sharing with people rather than being found by strangers.

Who is it for?

For the people who ask you to prove a record: a mentor, a trading group, a prop firm, someone in a Discord who doubts you. It is not for strangers to find. Every page carries a no-index tag, so search engines leave it out, and it is only reachable by its link.

What’s never on it?

• A single trade, a symbol, a note or a tag.
• Account names, broker names or your email address.
• Money figures, unless you switch them on.

Totals update as your trades sync. Take the page down and the link stops working at once.

What does a visitor see?

The page lives at cruxjournal.com/t/ followed by your handle. Under your handle and headline it shows your totals: with money on, net P&L, average trade and drawdown; with it off, rates and counts only. If you choose, it shows how often you follow your own playbook. And always the provenance line, for example “82% from a broker’s API, 15% imported from a broker’s file, 3% typed in by hand”. Those shares are illustrative; yours are worked out from your trades.