Desktop app guide

History — how it works in the AutobotSignal desktop app

Everything this bot recorded, read from the local store on this machine: the trades it executed, the signals it received this session, and — where the broker supports it — your broker account’s own trade list, including trades you placed yourself. Sync now uploads local trades to the platform so they appear on the web dashboard and count toward rankings.

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History in the desktop app

Real screenshots of the current release on a practice account.

History → Trade History: every order the bot placed, grouped by day, with price, move, recovery step, result and sync stateHistory → Trade History: every order the bot placed, grouped by day, with price, move, recovery step, result and sync state
History → Signal History: each received signal's raw message, whether it was received or blocked, and whyHistory → Signal History: each received signal's raw message, whether it was received or blocked, and why

How History works

  1. 1

    Trade History

    Every order the bot placed, grouped by day, with open and close price, requested duration, stake, result, and which martingale or compounding step it was on at the time.

    History → Trade History: every order the bot placed, grouped by day, with price, move, recovery step, result and sync stateHistory → Trade History: every order the bot placed, grouped by day, with price, move, recovery step, result and sync state
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    Signal History

    Signals received and signals blocked in this session, with the block reason. It is session-scoped — the durable record lives on the web dashboard once trades are synced.

    History → Signal History: each received signal's raw message, whether it was received or blocked, and whyHistory → Signal History: each received signal's raw message, whether it was received or blocked, and why
  3. 3

    Broker Account

    Pulled straight from the broker, so it also shows trades placed outside AutoBotSignal. Not every broker exposes this; the page says so plainly when yours does not.

    History → Broker Account: trades pulled from the broker itself, split into placed by the bot and placed manuallyHistory → Broker Account: trades pulled from the broker itself, split into placed by the bot and placed manually
  4. 4

    Sync now

    Uploads any pending local trades to the platform. Trades are always written locally first, so an outage delays the upload but never loses the trade.

Good to know

What the app does, and does not do, here

  • Pending is the count of trades not yet uploaded, not the count of failed trades.
  • Failed / error rows are orders the broker rejected. They never opened, so they are excluded from the win rate.
  • Requested duration and the duration the broker actually used can differ — some brokers snap an order onto their own expiry ladder. The row records what was really placed.
  • This page is read-only. Nothing here deletes or re-runs a trade.

Start on a demo account. Automated trading can lose money and no win rate or profit is guaranteed — you are responsible for the rules you configure.

Related

Dashboard summary

The Dashboard guide.

Raw engine logs

The Logs guide.

All desktop app guides

Every screen of the app, explained.

Run it on demo first

Install the desktop app, connect a practice account and see every rule on this page enforced before any real money is involved.

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