Read the compliance calendar

What each cell means, the four bands and their thresholds, and why some days show a dash instead of a score.

Same on every platform Updated 26 July 2026

What this does

The calendar is one month of graded days. Each cell carries the day number, that day’s compliance score, and that day’s P&L, so you can see discipline and money side by side.

The calendar, coloured by each day's net result — Web — The calendar, coloured by each day's net result

The calendar, coloured by each day's net result — iPhone — The calendar, coloured by each day's net result

The calendar, coloured by each day's net result — iPad — The calendar, coloured by each day's net result

The calendar, coloured by each day's net result — Android — The calendar, coloured by each day's net result

The calendar, coloured by each day's net result — Android tablet — The calendar, coloured by each day's net result

The score in each cell

followed = 1, partial = 0.5, not followed = 0
compliance score = (Σ points / gradeable rules) × 100

Rules that graded N/A are excluded from both sides of that fraction. A day where every rule ended up N/A has no score at all and renders as a dash rather than as a zero.

The four bands

Band	Score	Colour
Elite	90 and above	green
Solid	75 to 89	blue
Needs Work	50 to 74	amber
Reset	below 50	red

These are the Rules Tracker’s own bands. They are not the VEXA Score bands, which are Excellent, Good and Needs Work at different thresholds. See Score history, streaks and bands.

Steps

Open Rules Tracker from the sidebar.
Scroll to the compliance calendar.
Move between months with the < and > chevrons either side of the month name.
Read the legend under the grid for the band colours.
Click any cell to open the Day Detail panel.

Open the Home tab, the house icon at the far left of the bar at the bottom, then tap the Rules Tracker card.
Scroll to the calendar grid. Column headings run Sunday to Saturday.
Move between months with the month controls.
Tap any cell to open the Rule Day Detail sheet.

Open Rules Tracker from the sidebar.
Scroll to the calendar grid.
Move between months with the month controls.
Tap any cell to open the Day Detail sheet.

Open the Home tab, the house icon at the far left of the bar at the bottom, then tap the Rules Tracker card.
Use the range pill at the top to choose a period.
Scroll to the calendar card. The < and > chevrons stay inside your selected range.
Read the four band dots in the legend.
Tap any cell to open the Day Detail sheet.

Open Rules Tracker from the sidebar.
Choose a period from the range control at the top.
Scroll to the calendar card and move between months with the chevrons.
Tap any cell to open the Day Detail sheet.

What the rest of the page adds

The hero card shows the average compliance score across the graded days in your range, in its band colour, alongside a bar chart of your average P&L in each band. Where the sample is thin the label gains “(preliminary, sample too small for causal conclusions)”, because four Elite days do not prove anything.

Streaks counts consecutive days ending at your range end whose band is Solid or Elite. Both the current and the longest run are shown, and both read as a dash when there is no run.

Compliance by Day averages your score per weekday, Monday to Friday only. Weekend days are dropped rather than shown as empty.

What you should see

Coloured cells on days you traded and dashes on days you did not. The month navigation cannot take you outside the range you selected, so an empty month usually means the range needs widening.

Every cell has the same border footprint whether it is graded or not, so a graded day does not look physically larger than an ungraded one.

If it doesn’t work

Every cell is a dash. No trades imported for that month, or every rule resolved to N/A. Open one day and read the evidence strings.
The hero says there is not enough data. VEXA holds off on claiming a link between compliance and P&L until the sample supports it. The amber note says so directly.
A day is graded but you disagree. Override it by hand. See Override a day’s grading.
The calendar range does not match your other screens. It should not. The Rules Tracker keeps its own date range, defaulting to the current month.

What the Rules Tracker does It grades every trading day against rules you wrote yourself, then shows what following each one is worth in P&L. Override a day's grading Change a rule's result by hand, revert it back to automatic, and fill in the sleep and journal inputs the grader cannot see. Score history, streaks and bands What Excellent, Good and Needs Work mean, why a streak needs 70 and a band needs 75, and how not to confuse score bands with compliance bands.

Still stuck? Email support@vexatrade.ai.