Is every EA still running? Check your phone, not your VPS.
Equity Watch Pro puts all your MetaTrader 4 and 5 accounts on one screen on your Android phone: equity, open P&L, today's result, Floating DD, and whether each terminal is still sending. No remote desktop session, no logging in to each broker.
Free. Android only for now. Read-only: it can't place, change or close trades.
Why we built it
Our EAs run around the clock on a couple of VPSes, across several brokers. Checking on them used to mean opening a remote desktop session, or logging in to each broker's app one account at a time. Usually just to answer two questions: is it still running, and how is it doing today?
Equity Watch Pro answers both at a glance. A small EA sits on one chart in each terminal and sends the account's figures to your phone. That's all it does.
What you see for each account
- Equity and open P&L
- Live, with balance and margin level. Every 60 seconds on Free, as often as every 5 seconds on Premium.
- Today's result
- Realised profit for the broker's trading day, plus a daily history: 7 days on Free, 30 on Premium.
- Floating DD
- Open loss as a percentage of equity, on every card. It shows how deep the open trades are right now, not the drop from a previous equity high. Premium adds warning colours and a push notification when it crosses your levels.
- Connection
- Connected or Disconnected, based on when the terminal last sent an update. The fastest way to spot a VPS or terminal that has stopped.
- Trades Premium
- Open positions with entry, SL and TP, and closed trades with how they closed.
Setup takes about five minutes
- Join the beta and install the appThe app is in a closed beta on Google Play. Join at equitywatchpro.com/beta, install, and create an account.
- Allow our URL in MetaTraderTools → Options → Expert Advisors, tick "Allow WebRequest for listed URL" and add:
https://api.equitywatchpro.com
Type the complete address, including
https://. MetaTrader 5 ignores partial entries such asequitywatchpro.com. - Attach the EAPut the free EA on any chart in each terminal and paste your Connection key from the app into the Connection Key input. One key works for all your terminals; keep it private. The account appears on your phone within a minute.
What it doesn't do
- It never trades. The EA only sends figures out; it doesn't receive instructions, and nothing in the app can open, modify or close a position.
- It never sees your MetaTrader password. MetaTrader doesn't expose it to EAs.
- It doesn't notify you when a terminal disconnects, yet. The card turns red in the app; a push alert for this is on our list.
- There's no iPhone app yet. Android only for now.
You can also switch off individual fields in the EA settings (account number, broker name, balance, prices, comments) and they're never sent. More in our privacy policy.
Pricing
The free edition is enough for one or two EAs. Premium is a one-time purchase on MQL5, launching after the app's public release.
| Free | Premiumcoming soon | |
|---|---|---|
| Accounts | 2 | 20 |
| Update interval | 60 s | down to 5 s |
| Daily history | 7 days | 30 days |
| Open and closed trades | – | Yes |
| Floating DD push alerts | – | Yes |
| Price | 0 | One-time, no subscription |
Questions
Does it slow down my EAs or the terminal?
It sends one small web request per update interval and does nothing else, so its load is negligible next to a trading EA.
Can I run it next to my own EAs in the same terminal?
Yes. Attach it to any spare chart. It reads the whole account, not just the chart's symbol.
Which brokers does it work with?
Any broker that offers MetaTrader 4 or 5, live or demo. Prop-firm accounts included.
My account doesn't appear in the app.
Check that the complete address above is in MetaTrader's allowed WebRequest list, that algo trading is enabled, and that the Connection key in the EA matches the one in the app. The EA's message on the chart says which of these is wrong; Help explains every message. The terminal's Experts tab shows a message if a request fails.
Why a closed beta?
Google Play asks new apps to run a closed test with real users first. Joining takes a Google account and about two minutes, and your feedback shapes the public release.