Your memory lies about your trades. The journal doesn't.
Every closed trade journals itself — entries, exits, P&L — and turns into the numbers you would rather not compute: expectancy, drawdown, your edge by hour and day, a discipline score. Below, live on a demo dataset — and on your own paper trades if you placed any.
The review loop, with the friction removed
It fills itself
Closed trades land in the journal automatically — no spreadsheet, no evening data entry. The habit dies at the first skipped log; so the logging is not your job anymore.
It computes what you avoid
Expectancy, profit factor, average R:R, drawdown, streaks — and the uncomfortable ones: your P&L by hour of day and day of week. The tilt hours show up in red.
It scores discipline, not luck
The Track Score grades consistency and risk control — deliberately not P&L. One hot week means nothing; the score moves when the habit does.
Close a trade. Watch it journal itself.
The demo is live end-to-end: open the paper-trading cockpit, place a trade, close it, come back here — it is in the table and the charts above, with your P&L in the curve. No account, nothing leaves your browser.
The habit is the edge. This makes it free.
Signed in, the journal syncs your account: annotate, tag and rate trades, review your calendar, export. On the desktop, the same loop runs on your real broker-read trading — read-only, it never routes an order. Part of the one plan at $29/mo with everything else.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the journal on this page my real data?
It is a simulated demo dataset — plus your own paper trades if you placed any in the /trading cockpit: those are read from your browser storage and merged into the charts, and they never leave your machine. The real journal syncs your account when you sign in.
Does the journal really fill itself?
Yes. Closed trades flow in automatically — entries, exits, size, P&L, win rate. Paper trades journal themselves the moment they close; on the desktop the same loop runs on your broker-read trading. You can then annotate, tag and rate each trade.
What is the Track Score?
A discipline score computed from your own trades — consistency, risk control, streak behavior. It is deliberately not a P&L ranking: the habit it measures is the one that keeps accounts alive.
What analytics do I get?
Equity curve, drawdown, profit factor, expectancy, average R:R, Sharpe, best and worst trade, win/loss streaks, and your edge broken down by hour of day, day of week and symbol. Everything you saw above, computed on your trades.