Performance, then Compare, puts two slices of your own record next to each other and states the difference. It is the review question in its usual form: which one is better, and by how much.
How it works
There are two groups, A and B. Each carries its own filters. Fill both, and the page shows each group's numbers with the gap between them named in the unit that matters.
Presets fill both sides in one click and stay editable afterwards:
Evaluation versus funded
After a win versus after a loss
Trades 1 to 3 versus trade 4 and later
Morning versus afternoon
What you can filter each group on
Dates: a preset window or your own from and to
Phase: Evaluation or Funded
Account
Instrument
Side: long or short
Time of day: morning before noon ET, afternoon from noon ET
Strategy
Outcome: winners, losers or scratch
Came after: a win or a loss
Trade number in the day
The last three read the sequence of your day rather than one trade in isolation, which is where behaviour actually shows up.
What you get back
Decisions, win rate, net P&L, profit factor, expectancy per decision, average winner and average loser, for each side, with the difference stated. Where both sides are level it says so rather than manufacturing a winner.
Each side needs a minimum number of decisions before a comparison is shown. Below it the page says there is not enough to compare, which is the honest answer: two trades against forty is not a finding.
The date pills do not apply here
The header's global date, phase and account controls are hidden on this page on purpose. Scope belongs to each group, not to the page, so a comparison of two different windows cannot be quietly overridden by a control at the top of the screen.
Every filter lives in the address bar, so the whole comparison travels in a copied link.
Counts are decisions
The numbers are decision-true and use the same aggregator as your overview and your reports, so a setup mirrored across six accounts counts once on each side. The money is every real dollar across every mirrored account, never deduplicated. That is what makes the two sides comparable when your account count changed between them.