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The prop-firm operating desk
NANO keeps every account, rule, deadline, cost and payout in one desk—then shows the next action supported by your records.
$134 is the price of one try. $368–$836 is the modeled price of funded (FundedNext, 50K) →An account is free to make. No signals. No firm pays for placement or ranking.
How the desk works
Plan, account state and evidence stay separate until they support the same move.
Example next action
Illustrative workflow · not live account data
More than a journal
A journal helps you study execution. NANO keeps the operating record around it current as you log changes, from firm choice to the next supported action.
Start my deskTypical trading journal: Trade review Trades, sessions and setups.
NANO operating desk: Whole-desk operation Firms, accounts, logged stages, costs and logged payouts.
Typical trading journal: Outside the record Firm terms and purchase decisions sit outside the trade record.
NANO operating desk: Decide before paying Compare sourced, dated terms with your goal, budget and constraints.
Typical trading journal: Captured intent Captures plans, notes, tags and screenshots.
NANO operating desk: Active checkpoints Turn your goal into checkpoints and keep today’s tasks visible.
Typical trading journal: Account grouping Groups trades under an account.
NANO operating desk: Current logged stage Keep each account at the stage you logged, from evaluation to funded.
Typical trading journal: Trading performance Centers trading P&L and performance statistics.
NANO operating desk: Desk economics Connect logged costs, logged received payouts, manual capital records and same-currency profit.
Typical trading journal: One personal record Uses your entries as one personal record.
NANO operating desk: Separated evidence Separate firm facts, model estimates, evidence-gated member cohorts and your own logs.
Typical trading journal: Review rule breaks Reviews risk and rule breaks through the trade record.
NANO operating desk: Set operating controls Pro adds self-set risk limits, contract-count ceilings and capital/drawdown views.
Typical trading journal: Starts from zero A new tool means retyping months of history.
NANO operating desk: Bring your history Import a journal CSV or a dashboard screenshot; every day stages for review before anything is written.
Typical trading journal: Explain the past Helps explain what happened.
NANO operating desk: Support the next move Show the next action supported by your plan, account state and recorded evidence.
Keep the journal for trade review. Use NANO for the operation around it.
Switching desks in an afternoon
The record only works if it holds your real days — so getting them in is the desk’s job, not yours. These Pro import tools are included in the base plan, and nothing writes without your confirm.
CSV and screenshot import are included with Pro — there is no separate import fee.
Start my deskExport from TopstepX, Tradezella and more — any CSV with a date and a daily P&L works. Days stage account-by-account for your review before anything is written.
No export button? Screenshot a firm dashboard’s day-by-day view and the desk reads the days out — staged the same way, confirmed by you.
When your imported days cross a firm’s published target, the desk proposes the account’s stage as worth confirming — an arithmetic fact about your own rows, never an assertion.
Your logged days replay against each modeled standard evaluation — would the target have landed, or would the drawdown floor have stopped it first, day by day.
Three CSVs per year — payouts received, costs paid, and a summary — your own logged records, ready to hand your accountant. Anything unplaceable is listed as not included, never guessed.
One system, full lifecycle
One operating context carries the record from firm choice through the next goal.
Check dated terms against your goal and budget before you pay.
Plan Coach sets checkpoints as account changes, costs and setbacks update the record.
Separate requested and received payouts, then read performance from supported records.
Evidence before verdict
NANO separates what a firm published, what a model estimated, what members reported and what you recorded. A blank is better than a confident lie.
See how firm data worksPublished rules and prices carry their source basis and review date.
Estimates stay labeled as models. They never become real pass rates or promised outcomes.
Anonymous firm-level metrics remain hidden until that specific metric clears its evidence gate. The deepest cut — real payout-wait distributions — opens for members who contribute one logged outcome of their own.
Your logs drive the personal read. Pending payouts, unknown costs and unsupported currencies stay out of the result.
Start with the operating system
USD $20 every 30 days — or USD $200 for 365 days, prepaid — includes the desk and 30 analysis credits each UTC month. Extra-credit packs are optional one-time purchases.
Open to anyone
No chargepublic pages, not a plan
What you get
Pro
Pro upgrade$20every 30 days
Usage included
What you get
Firm neutrality is never for sale. No ranking changes because a firm paid us.
Straight answers
No. A journal reviews setups and execution. NANO runs the business around them: neutral firm selection, campaign planning, account lifecycle, capital, payout evidence, and supported return. Pro adds member-set risk controls. The two products solve different jobs.
Plan Coach turns your active goal into a daily contract. The dashboard shows the next action supported by your records, while account changes, closeouts, costs, and payouts update the context. It only knows what you record or explicitly connect.
An account costs nothing and opens the firm pages, the rulebook, the sales calendar, payout timing, the cost explorer and a sample desk. The desk itself — every tool, and logging your own accounts, payouts and reviews — is USD $20 every 30 days, or USD $200 for 365 days prepaid. No firm pays us anything.
Yes, with Pro. Export a CSV from TopstepX, Tradezella or any journal with dates and daily P&L — or screenshot a firm dashboard’s day-by-day view — and the desk stages every day for your review before anything is written. Your confirmed days then power the daily plan, stage proposals, and the eval replay.
No. There are no signals, entries, or market-direction calls. Risk Coach uses the limit and stop distance you enter. Its contract sizing is arithmetic, not a declaration that a trade or quantity is safe.
No. You can maintain the operating record manually. The optional Pro bank lens surfaces identified prop-firm charges from supported U.S. institutions as a recent floor; it does not replace your payout log or claim complete spending coverage.
No. It is received funded payouts in your record minus supported logged prop-firm costs in one currency. Pending payouts and unsupported amounts remain excluded. It is a cash-flow measure from your record, not a broker statement or trading P&L.
Set the next finish line
Start with the goal and accounts already in play. NANO keeps the records aligned and shows the next action they support.