FundedNotes takes your MES Capital trades in by CSV today and shapes them into drawdown distance, daily loss room, net P&L, and a journal for each account you trade. Since MES Capital routes through Rithmic and Tradovate, read-only Rithmic sync is live now and wider broker auto-sync is on the roadmap.
MES Capital plans can be graded on a trailing drawdown or an end-of-day floor, and that choice changes how your limit behaves through a session. FundedNotes calculates the gap to your line using the precise rule on your account, so the cushion you watch reflects how MES Capital actually evaluates you rather than a generic number.
Every MES Capital trader can use CSV import from day one, which covers Tradovate-routed accounts without fuss. Because MES Capital runs on Rithmic, the live read-only Rithmic sync reads your fills with no order routing and no fund access, and auto-sync for more brokers is actively in development to widen that hands-off coverage.
On plans with a daily limit, the trades near the end of a session carry the most danger. FundedNotes shows the loss room left on each MES Capital account next to net P&L, giving you a concrete figure to size your last entries around instead of guessing how close the floor really is.
The journal entries, tags, and consistency stats you record stay tied to an MES Capital account as it advances from evaluation into the funded stage. That unbroken thread keeps the reasoning behind every trade intact, so you can keep sharpening the exact process that secured your funded account.
It does. MES Capital is a futures prop firm whose evaluations may apply a trailing drawdown or an end-of-day limit depending on the plan. FundedNotes works out your remaining cushion against the rule your own account follows, so the distance shown reflects the real limit rather than a blanket assumption.
Start with CSV import, which is ready for every account right now — just export your fills and upload them. MES Capital also executes through Rithmic, so the read-only Rithmic sync can read those fills directly, and we are progressively adding automatic syncing for more brokers.
Yes. Each evaluation and funded account stays separate for its own journal and drawdown tracking, while FundedNotes also rolls them into a combined total. That works well if you are spreading risk across multiple MES Capital accounts on micros and minis.
No. FundedNotes is read-only end to end. The Rithmic connection is read-only in scope, so it can show your fills and balances but can never place, modify, or cancel orders, and it has no path to move funds in your MES Capital account.
Yes. Micro and mini fills both land in the same journal and feed the same drawdown and consistency figures, so your complete MES Capital trading history stays unified regardless of how big each position was.
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