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Dashboard

The dashboard is the main overview of your Steam accounts and portfolio. Resources are tenant-scoped, so you only see your own accounts and data.

Portfolio summary

The top card shows Net worth · all accounts with a small trend chart. Below it are the key portfolio metrics.

Dashboard metricMeaning
Wallettotal Steam wallet balance
On holdwallet funds temporarily unavailable in Steam
Listedtotal value of active sell listings
Inventoryestimated inventory value
In ordersvalue of open buy orders
Total P&Ltotal profit/loss

Display currency

Cross-account totals are converted to the display currency selected in your profile, such as USD or RUB. If accounts use different Steam wallet currencies, totals are approximate and may show . Each individual account page stays in its own wallet currency.

Below the summary you see an Attention required banner for problem accounts and a table of all your accounts. Use Add account to connect another Steam account.

Account metrics

Inside an account workspace, the header shows account-specific metrics:

MetricMeaning
WalletSteam wallet balance; a 🔒 subline shows held funds
Listedvalue of active listings
Inventoryestimated inventory value
In ordersvalue of open buy orders
Capitalaccount value: Wallet + Inventory + Listed

Open buy orders are not included in Capital because Steam does not reserve funds the same way as a held balance. During active trading, capital may briefly dip after a purchase before the next inventory sync catches up.

The header also shows runner state, health chips, proxy indicator, and Start trading / Stop trading.

Account tabs

Each account has four main tabs:

  • Market — items, status, BUY/SELL toggles, inventory import, groups, and bulk actions.
  • Strategy — price algorithms, profit, order size, limits, and guards. See Trading settings.
  • Statistics — history and metrics for this account.
  • System — Steam session, wallet/proxy state, event log, secrets management, and account deletion.

Account statistics and capital curve

The Statistics tab shows account-level metrics and a capital chart with two modes:

  • Portfolio — mark-to-market value: Wallet + Inventory + Listed.
  • Realized — only realized profit/loss from closed trades.

Metrics include realized P&L, unrealized P&L, ROI, win rate, average holding time, closed trades, buys, and sells.

The Daily balance and profit table stores one row per day with a capital snapshot and daily change.

Charts need data

A fresh account may show an empty chart until at least two daily snapshots exist. The realized curve fills as trades close.

Account statistics vs portfolio page

Do not confuse:

  • Statistics inside an account — one Steam account;
  • Portfolio page — all of your accounts in one display currency.

Event log

The immutable event log records order placement/cancelation, listing creation/removal, confirmations, blocks, and other account events. If something does not happen, start here: recent events usually contain the reason.

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