Journal playbook: saved setups, criteria and target win rate
The Playbook tab is a library of your repeatable setups — name, colour, criteria list, target win rate and a reference image — which trades can be tagged with so the Dashboard can report win rate and P&L per setup.
Senzoukria · Documentation · Updated September 2026
Where to find it
- Where
- Journal → Playbook tab
- Required field
- Name — saving without one is refused with "Name is required"
- Default colour
- #7ed321
- Criteria format
- One criterion per line; the card shows the first four, then "+N more"
- Link to trades
- Trades carry a setup id, which feeds Win Rate by Setup on the Dashboard tab
What it does
The tab renders your saved setups as a card grid. Each card shows a coloured dot and the setup name, the target win rate as a badge when one is set, a two-line description, and the first four criteria as a checklist. Edit reopens the setup in a modal; Delete asks for confirmation before removing it.
The point of the library is not documentation for its own sake. Tagging trades with a setup is what lets the Dashboard tab answer the only question that matters about a setup: how often it wins and what it has actually paid over the trades you tagged.
Setup fields
| Setting | Default | What it changes |
|---|---|---|
| Name (required) | Empty | The label shown on the card and in the dashboard's per-setup breakdown |
| Color | #7ed321 | The dot on the card; a colour picker, stored with the setup |
| Target win rate (%) | Empty | Optional number between 0 and 100, shown as a badge on the card |
| Description | Empty | Two-line summary displayed under the name |
| Criteria (one per line) | Empty | Checklist lines on the card; the first four are shown, the rest counted |
| Reference image URL | Empty | A link to a chart screenshot, http(s) or a local file URL |
How to use it
- Write criteria as conditions you can check before entering, one per line — for example a higher-timeframe trend direction, a volume-profile breakout, a level retest and a defined stop. Four is the number the card shows without truncation.
- Set a target win rate only when you have a reason for the number. It is a reminder on the card, not a filter and not a constraint on anything the app does.
- Tag your trades with the setup as you log or review them, then read Win Rate by Setup on the Dashboard tab. Untagged trades appear nowhere in that breakdown.
- Give related setups distinct colours; the dot is the fastest way to tell two variants of the same idea apart in a large grid.
Limits and pitfalls
- A target win rate is a statement of intent. Nothing measures your trades against it automatically, and no part of Senzoukria promises that a setup will reach it.
- Per-setup statistics are only as honest as the tagging. A setup that looks excellent on five tagged trades is a sample, not an edge.
- The reference image is a link, not an upload: if the file moves or the URL dies, the card loses its reference.
- Deleting a setup does not delete the trades tagged with it; their breakdown line simply stops matching a saved setup.
Related pages
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Frequently asked questions
- Why is my setup missing from Win Rate by Setup?
- That chart is built from trades, not from the library. A setup with no tagged closed trade has nothing to report, and the chart says "No tagged trades yet" when none of your trades carry a tag.
- Can I attach a screenshot rather than a URL?
- The setup editor stores a Reference image URL. It accepts an http(s) address or a local file URL; the file itself is not copied into the journal.
- Is the name unique?
- The editor only refuses an empty name. Two setups can share a name, which makes the per-setup breakdown ambiguous — give variants distinct names.