Overview Page
Your trading command center — per-account balance, equity curve, today's activity, license health, and one-click access to everything that matters.
Last updated: 2026-05-14
The Overview page is what you see the moment you sign in. It pulls together live connection state, account balance, an equity curve, today's P&L, and the controls to manage every license you own. The hero focuses on one account at a time so the numbers all describe the same broker. Switch accounts with one click and every figure swaps with it.
Status bar#
A thin bar runs across the top of the page. The left side shows the signal-relay status as a pulsing dot, your EA count as X/Y EAs, and a chip naming your current plan. The right side carries transient chips that only appear when relevant: amber chips when your subscription needs attention or a newer EA build is available, your most recent trade on the currently selected license, and a Help → link.
The relay dot is not your EA
The pulsing dot on the far left tracks the PineHook signal-relay platform itself. Every user sees the same answer at the same time. It does not tell you whether your own MT5 terminals are connected — that state lives on the EA-count chip next to it (X/Y EAs) and on the per-license dots in the hero and the licenses panel.
The hero#
The hero card sits below the status bar and is the centerpiece of the page. Across the top is a row of tabs, one per license. Click any tab and the whole hero swaps to that account: the balance and its freshness line, the Live / Offline pill, the equity curve with its 1D / 1W / 1M / All selector, today's P&L, win rate, and the wins/losses split all describe the selected license.
We don't sum balances across accounts. Different brokers, different currencies, different account types, balances that updated at different times — adding those numbers gives you a figure that doesn't survive contact with reality. Showing one account at a time keeps everything coherent.
Each tab has a star icon. Click it to pin that account as the dashboard's default and it'll be selected automatically next time you open the page. With no default set, the dashboard picks the first connected account alphabetically, falling back to the first account alphabetically if none are connected.
If you only own one license, the tabs hide and the hero behaves like a single-account view.
Defaults are per browser
The default is stored locally in your browser. Signing in from a different computer, a different browser, or an incognito window starts fresh, so pin your default on each device you use.
Subscription, downloads, and licenses#
To the right of the hero, the Subscription card shows your tier, status, license-usage bar, signals-per-minute allowance, and trial end date when applicable. It adapts to your state: no upgrade button on Premium, a beta-pending note on beta plans, a red Subscribe Now when a trial expires. Manage your plan from the Subscription page.
A slim Downloads card below the hero row always links to the Downloads page, with a small amber dot when a newer EA or DLL is published.
The Licenses panel gives every license a row with a status dot (green connected, amber active but offline, gray inactive), the license name, a masked key, and a Copy button that grabs the full unmasked key in one click. A row menu exposes rename, enable/disable, regenerate key, set secret key, and delete. The Create License button at the bottom disables with a clear reason when your email isn't verified, your subscription is inactive, or you've hit your plan's cap.
Regenerated keys and secret keys appear exactly once
When you regenerate a license key or set a secret key, PineHook shows the new value in a dialog a single time. Copy it on the spot. If you lose it you'll have to generate again, and the previous value stops working the moment a new one is created.
Today's Trades#
Below the hero, a flat panel lists the day's trades. It shows the day's trades for the currently selected license and account, the same scope as the hero, so it swaps when you switch tabs or the account selector. For a cross-account, all-history view, use the Analytics page. Each row shows the time, a BUY or SELL badge, the symbol, lot size, and either the closed P&L or an amber Open label for positions still in flight.
When you haven't traded today, the empty state reads:
No completed trades yet today A trade is recorded once a position has been opened and closed
The subtitle does real work. The panel counts trades that have both opened and closed, not signals received. If you sent signals from TradingView that never reached your EA at all, they don't belong here — they live in the Rejected Signals tab on Signal Logs.
Plans and access#
The Overview page is the same on every plan. What differs is how many tabs the hero shows and how many signals per minute you can send:
| Plan | Maximum licenses (hero tabs) |
|---|---|
| Standard | 1 (tabs hidden, single-account view) |
| Pro | up to 3 |
| Premium | up to 10 |
Trial users get a reduced signals-per-minute cap regardless of which paid tier they'll choose later. The Subscription card calls this out with a link to the Subscription page.
When a subscription lapses or a trial expires, the next page load deactivates your licenses and the status bar surfaces the amber Subscribe to start trading → chip. Your trade history, equity-curve data, and balance records are preserved through any subscription gap. Restore your subscription and everything reappears intact.
Next steps#
The Overview is the page you'll come back to every day. The deeper pages below are where you go when you need more than a summary:
- Licenses — the dedicated license-management page with full keys visible and search.
- Signal Logs — every signal PineHook received from TradingView, including the Rejected Signals tab where validation failures are listed with their reject reason.
- Analytics — full-history performance charts, symbol breakdowns, drawdown, and the trade table beyond today's slice.
- EA Installation — if you haven't connected MT5 yet, start here.