The Community tab
What the room's standard is, why your card may say the room is not showing yet, what the switch does, and which plans open it.
What it shows
The Community tab is the fourth tab, after Dashboard, Journal and Execution. It reads like the dashboard: the rules the tab reads by sit folded under How this is read at the top, beside the switch, and under them, four figures at a glance, for the instrument of your most recent session: your Norden Method Score and your clean rate, each the median of your last sessions (the tile says which days, and how many of them had a figure to read: a stop day has no clean rate, for instance), the room's median session over the three complete months, and where your newest session stood against the room. A figure that does not exist yet says so in a word, never as a zero.
Each block names the window it reads. Your figures and the room's on every card read the three complete months before this one, and the card names them, "June to August" for instance. Each trader counts at most their last 40 sessions of those months per instrument, so when yours reach 40 the card says so: "Your last 40 sessions in June to August 2026". The session charts and your Score and Clean rate tiles read your last sessions up to today, this month included, and each chart names how many and which days.
Under those, one card for every instrument you traded. Each of your figures is a bar with a dot: the winners' median hold against the instrument's hold limit, the share of trades that exited inside that limit, your pace in trades an hour beside the method's own band of 20 to 40, and the win rate and median ticks per lot inside the limit and past it. The dot is yours; once the room is showing, the room's figure is the band under it. Both are written out beside the bar. Your own pace and win rates for the month you are looking at are also in the Journal, under Your record, on every plan, worked out the same way over your live or sim sessions: like this tab, Your record reads no replay into them. What this tab adds is the room beside them.
Beside the figures, your recent sessions as columns, oldest on the left: one chart of your clean rate, the share of a session's trades no rule called out, with its clean trades over its trades under each day, and one of your Norden Method Score. When the room's history is wide enough, a line across each chart marks the room's usual, and the colour of a column says where the session stood: a top tenth or top quarter day, above the room's usual, or at the room's usual or below. The last one is all the tab says about such a day, on purpose; the Journal says which rule cost it. Sessions on more than one account carry a letter under each column, named above the chart.
Under each chart, Show as table opens the same sessions row by row, each with its clean trades over its trades and its clean rate, printed as "11 of 13" and "85%", or its score, and the label or the reason it was not placed. A long list scrolls inside its own frame.
The instruments the room traded and you did not are one line each in a strip at the bottom, never a card: each says Room on, or the rule it is still waiting on.
Live is compared with live and sim with sim. Replay sessions are not read into this tab at all. Medians, never averages; no dollars, no ranking, and no count of people. The window moves once a month.
Why the card says the room is not showing yet
First, your own switch. The room's figures are for the traders who count in them: while the switch at the top of the tab is off, the card shows one sentence asking you to turn it on and nothing of the room's, whatever the room holds. Turn it on and every session of yours in the window counts, the months already stored included; turn it off and none does.
With the switch on, the room's figures print only when six traders who count in the room have traded that instrument in the window, with at least a hundred and twenty sessions between them and nobody above 35% of them, and not mostly yours: when your own sessions are more than a quarter of the room's, the card says so instead of printing a figure. Until then the card, or the instrument's line in the strip at the bottom, says which of those it is waiting on, "Waiting on: 6 traders" for instance, and your own figures still fill.
A day that crossed a stop is never placed against the room: a stop is read as a stop, not as a rate, and its column says STOP instead of drawing a bar. A session with no fill data on any trade is not judged either. Both still appear in your list with the reason.
The switch
The room's figures are for the traders who count in them. Your sessions count only while the switch at the top of the tab is on. It is optional, your name is never shown, and you can turn it off later; from then on your sessions are read into nothing the room shows.
If your own figures are empty
Your own figures fill the month after your first complete month of trading. This month is in the Journal, under Your record.
Which plans open it
When your account runs on a plan, Community comes with Master. If your plan does not open it, the page says "Community comes with Master: the room's standard for each instrument, beside your own." and shows nothing of the room's. The switch is still there, because whether your sessions count in the room's figures is yours to decide on any plan. If the tab opens on your own figures, it is open to you, whatever plan you are on.