Goals

Goals that track themselves from your journal — P&L, payouts, a pass, streaks and rules — or that you count yourself.

Updated Oct 28, 2026

Goals are at the top of Personal, with your Why board below them and Notes one click away. Only you see this page — goals never appear on your trader page, on inkX or in anything you share.

Four kinds of goal

When you add a goal, give it a name (2 characters or more) and pick its type:

Type Example
$ amount Make $2,000 this month. Get paid $1,000. Pass an evaluation.
Streak Journal 20 trading days in a row. Five green weeks in a row.
% target Keep 90% of my rules this month. Review my trades.
Count Read Trading in the Zone — 14 chapters.

Picking a type opens the rest: what it tracks (a number Ink already keeps, auto, listed first; or your own, manual), the target and when it ends.

First payout (a starter on a new board) always tracks your selected account: an evaluation counts toward its profit target ("$1,328 of $3,000"); a funded account counts its payout days ("3 of 5 payout days"). If that account can't, the starter says what to set first.

Goals that track themselves

An auto goal updates on its own from your journal. Nothing new is worked out — each one reads a number you can already see elsewhere in Ink:

  • Net P&L — your trades' net P&L (after fees) closed in the period, on one account or all of them.
  • Get paid $X — the payouts you've recorded in the Fee tracker in the period.
  • Pass an account — an evaluation's progress to its profit target, the same "to target" the Accounts page shows.
  • Reach payout — a funded account's payout days done out of the number its rules require, e.g. "3 of 5 payout days".
  • Journal streak — your planning streak from Days. See Your planning streak.
  • Days within max trades — from your daily rules, in a row or as a share of the days it was on.
  • Keep my trade rules — trades where every rule you checked was followed, out of the trades with any rule checked: "Kept on 41 of 49 checked trades".
  • Review my trades — trades with both a grade and a plan mark, out of the trades closed in the period.

A rate is never rounded up onto its target: 89.6% of a 90% goal shows 89%.

Manual goals

Choose Your own — you update it for anything Ink can't see. A count gets +1 on its card (and −1 when you point at it), and you can tap its number to type it. A streak of your own is counted in Days or Weeks — its card says so: "0 of 5 weeks", "5 weeks to go", "Goal: 5 in a row". For other types, edit the goal to set where you are now.

When a goal ends

Pick when it Ends:

  • This month — measured over the whole calendar month and judged when the month is over. It then starts again for the next month.
  • By a date — judged the morning after that date. A money, streak or count goal that's reached earlier is done straight away.
  • No end — done as soon as it's reached.

Ink judges goals once a day, early in the morning (New York time). A judged goal moves to Done, marked hit or missed, with the number it ended on — that's the number your monthly recap uses, even if your trades change later. A judged goal can only be deleted, not edited.

In your monthly recap

Your recap has a Goals scene with the month's judged goals: how many you hit, then each goal with its number, hit or missed.

  • A goal you reached counts in the month you reached it (New York time), even when Ink marks it done the next morning, in the next month.
  • A This month goal counts in its month. A goal judged on its date, and a missed one, counts in the month of that date.
  • In a one-account recap you only see that account's goals. The all-accounts recap shows every goal.
  • Ink judges goals early in the morning, so the goals from the month's last day show up in the recap a little after midnight on the 1st.

Goals are never on the recap card you share.

Free and Pro

Free has up to 3 active goals; Pro has no limit. Done goals don't count. If you go back to Free with more than 3 active goals, the oldest 3 stay editable and the rest become Read-only on Free: they keep tracking, and you can still delete them.