Broker guide

Webull wheel tracker: import your CSV

Webull exports an Orders CSV from its desktop and web clients. ThetaRecap reads your filled equity orders from it today. Options-lifecycle chaining for Webull is on the roadmap, and this format has not yet been validated against a live export — treat it as beta and check the numbers against a real file.

Equity import today Orders export CSV

Export the CSV from Webull

  1. 1Open the Webull desktop or web client and go to your Orders history.
  2. 2Set the date range you want to import.
  3. 3Export the orders to CSV.
  4. 4Upload the CSV to ThetaRecap; the raw file is stored immutably before parsing.

What ThetaRecap reads

  • Filled and partially-filled equity orders (using the filled quantity)
  • Symbol, side, filled quantity, and average fill price
  • Filled time, with its EDT/EST zone abbreviation handled

Equity import today. Webull's export is order-level rather than per-execution, so a multi-fill order arrives as one row at its average price, and commissions are not itemized (fees import as zero). Full options-lifecycle chaining is planned; for the complete wheel today, Tastytrade, Schwab and IBKR are the options-aware imports.

Good to know

  • This parser was built from Webull's documented export layout and has not yet been validated against a live file. Verify your import against a real export, and send us a sample if something looks off — it becomes a test fixture.
  • Only rows with status Filled or Partially Filled become fills; cancelled, pending and rejected orders are skipped.
  • There is no execution id in the export, so ThetaRecap deduplicates by content and occurrence — re-uploads will not double-count.

ThetaRecap parsers are deliberately loud: in an ambiguous case they stop with a clear error rather than silently skipping a row. And because your raw file is stored immutably, a parser fix re-runs against your original upload — you never re-export to recover.

Import your Webull history free.

CSV in, campaigns out. No brokerage credentials, ever.

No card required. Free while we are in public beta.