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# Wingman Tracker Guide

## Introduction

Wingman Tracker is built to help you track and analyze your trading activity, as an automated alternative to maintaining custom spreadsheets. It's designed to be your options trading assistant.

If you want help or answers with something, whether it's in the guide or not, you're always encouraged to reach out to support either via the chat on the website (lower right blue message icon) or via email at <support@wingmantracker.com>.

## Getting Started

First time here? Check out the Getting Started section in the left navigation.\
You can learn how to add a brokerage account [here](/getting-started/adding-an-account.md).\
Or watch the full walkthrough video [here](/getting-started/full-walkthrough-video.md).

More comprehensive docs are in progress...


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