Sharing your stats

Turn a week, a month or your plan edge into an image to post.

Choose Share at the top of any screen, or Share this week on the review. Crux draws an image of your numbers that you can post on X, put in a Discord or keep.

What you can show

Results

Net P&L, win rate, profit factor, green days and your best day, for this week or this month.

Plan edge

What following your plan is worth a trade, on-plan against off-plan, and how often you kept it. Needs trades scored against a playbook.

Wide or square

Wide suits X; square suits Instagram and Discord.

Can you share without showing dollars?

Yes. Tick Hide dollar amounts and every figure is replaced by rates and counts — win rate, profit factor, green days, best streak. Plenty of traders will share how they did without showing what they trade with.

Then Download, Copy image, or Post on X, which opens a draft post for you to attach the image to. On a phone, Share… hands the image straight to your apps.

What’s on the image?

For Results: net P&L, win rate, profit factor, green days and your best day for the week or month you choose. For Plan edge: your average on-plan trade against your average off-plan trade, the difference between them, and how often you kept to plan. Every card carries the Crux name and a one-line risk note, so a screenshot of your week isn’t mistaken for a promise of returns.

When is plan edge worth sharing?

Once enough trades are scored to mean something. Plan edge only counts trades you have scored against a playbook, so a week with three scored trades is an average of three. Score your trades as you review them and the number becomes worth posting.

Why does “hide dollar amounts” matter?

A dollar figure says as much about account size as about skill. A trader up $400 on a $5,000 account had a better week than one up $900 on $100,000. Rates and counts compare fairly whatever the account, and they keep your balance private. With amounts hidden, the card shows win rate, profit factor, green days and your best streak instead.

An image or a page?

An image is a moment: this week, this month. To show your record over time, with where every trade came from, use your public page instead.

An example

A week card with amounts showing might read: net +$640, win rate 58%, profit factor 1.7, 3 green days of 5, best day +$410. With amounts hidden, the same week reads: win rate 58%, profit factor 1.7, 3 green days of 5. The figures are illustrative; yours come from the period you pick.

The card is drawn in your browser, so it works on a phone as well as a computer, and nothing about it is stored by Crux.