Using Filters and Search
As your challenge count grows, you'll need ways to find specific challenges quickly. The Challenges page offers search, filters, and sorting to help you navigate your data.
The Search Bar
The search bar is located in the toolbar above the challenges table.
What You Can Search
Type in the search bar to find challenges by:
Challenge name — Any part of the name you entered
Account number — The trading account number
Prop firm name — Matches against the firm name
How Search Works
Search is instant—results update as you type
It's not case-sensitive ("FTMO" matches "ftmo")
Partial matches work ("100K" finds "FTMO 100K January")
Clearing Search
Click the X in the search bar or delete your text to return to the full list.
Filter Options
Click the Filter button to open the filter panel. Multiple filters can be combined.
Outcome Filter
Filter by challenge status:
Not Started
Active
Completed
Failed
Converted to Funded
Select one or multiple statuses. For example, select "Active" and "Not Started" to see all your current work-in-progress.
Prop Firm Filter
Show only challenges from specific prop firms. Useful when you work with multiple firms and want to focus on one.
Challenge Type Filter
Filter by evaluation structure:
Single Phase
2-Step
3-Step
Instant
Date Range Filter
Show challenges within a specific time period based on:
Start date
End date
Or either
Options include:
Last 30 days
Last 90 days
This year
Custom range
Tags Filter
If you've tagged your challenges, filter by one or more tags to see only matching challenges.
Combining Filters
Filters stack together. For example:
Outcome: Active
Prop Firm: FTMO
Shows: Only active FTMO challenges
The filter button shows a badge with the count of active filters so you always know filtering is applied.
Clearing Filters
To remove all filters:
Click the Clear Filters button that appears when filters are active
Or manually deselect each filter option
To remove a single filter:
Open the filter panel
Deselect the specific option
Close the panel
Sorting the Table
Click any column header to sort by that column.
Sortable Columns
Challenge Name (alphabetical)
Prop Firm (alphabetical)
Account Size (numeric)
Challenge Type
Current Phase
Outcome/Status
Start Date
End Date
Sort Direction
First click: Ascending (A→Z, smallest→largest, oldest→newest)
Second click: Descending (Z→A, largest→smallest, newest→oldest)
Third click: Returns to default order
A small arrow icon indicates the current sort column and direction.
Common Filter Combinations
"Show me what I'm working on"
Outcome: Active, Not Started
Sort by: Start Date (newest first)
"Show me my FTMO history"
Prop Firm: FTMO
Sort by: Start Date (oldest first)
"Show me failed challenges this year"
Outcome: Failed
Date Range: This year
"Show me challenges ready to convert"
Outcome: Completed
Then check which have all requirements met
"Show me all my 100K attempts"
Search: "100K"
Or filter by Account Size if available
Using Tags for Organization
Tags provide flexible organization beyond the standard filters.
Suggested Tag Strategies
By market:
Forex
Futures
Crypto
By strategy:
Scalping
Swing
News trading
By goal:
Q1 Goals
Practice
Main accounts
By priority:
Primary
Secondary
Experimental
Filtering by Tags
Open the filter panel
Find the Tags filter
Select one or more tags
Only challenges with those tags appear
Managing Tags
Add tags when creating or editing a challenge
Remove tags in the challenge detail drawer
Tags are shared across all modules
Saving Your View
While the platform doesn't have saved filter presets, you can:
Set up your preferred filters
Bookmark the URL (filters may be reflected in the URL)
Return to that bookmark to restore the view
Or simply remember your common filter combinations for different review tasks.
Pagination
At the bottom of the table, pagination controls let you:
Choose rows per page (10, 25, 50, 100)
Navigate between pages
See total count ("Showing 1-25 of 73 challenges")
If you have many challenges and need to find one, search or filters are faster than scrolling through pages.
Next: Bulk Actions for Challenges →