Trading journal features for a repeatable review routine

Keep the trade record, the reason for entry, and the lesson together. intent: trade runs in your browser and on iOS and Android, with English and Thai interfaces.

Record trades and check imported details

Add trades manually or import supported broker screenshots and reports, including supported MT4 and MT5 report formats. Review the detected instrument, position size, date, and result before saving. Image quality and report layout affect what an import can read.

Creating, editing, importing, and restoring trades requires an active Standard or Grand subscription. Creating an account does not start a free trial. Sign-in is required on web, iOS, and Android.

Review the calendar, history, and backtests

Use the calendar to review daily results. Open a day to revisit its trades, then search trade history by instrument, setup, or note. Add the context behind a trade so the result is useful at your next review.

Backtest statistics and an equity curve help you inspect the records you have entered. Export your saved trades as CSV or JSON when you need a copy for your own review.

Choose tools with Standard or Grand

Web plans are Standard at 14.99 USD per month and Grand at 29.99 USD per month, before tax. For iOS and Android, use the price shown by your store at checkout. Check the total and terms at checkout before subscribing.

Standard includes screenshot imports and up to 15 AI chart analyses per day. Grand includes up to 50 per day, custom pairs, and a weekly AI digest. The digest needs at least three trades in the last seven days. AI analysis supports your review; it does not provide trading signals.

Multi-account portfolios are Coming soon. They are not an included benefit. See the plan overview and current checkout plans before subscribing.

Start with a spreadsheet if manual entry fits

The free CSV trading journal template works in Excel and Google Sheets without an account. It gives you columns for the trade, setup, emotion, and notes. Spreadsheet calculations and charts are your responsibility.

Read free template versus paid trading journal for a practical comparison and a weekly review checklist.