Every page covers the same journal and analytics — described in the terms your market actually uses.
Majors, minors and crosses with pip and R tracking, session-by-session analytics and an MT5-verified record.
Spot and perps in a market that never closes. Tag the FOMO and the revenge trades, and see what they cost.
Contract-aware journaling for index futures, micros and commodities, ranked on consistency rather than one lucky day.
Connecting a platform, passing a challenge, keeping a proper journal, or building an audience that can check your numbers.
Upload a statement or connect your account and let closed trades arrive on their own, locked from editing.
Set limits on risk per trade and trades per day, then keep challenge accounts clearly labelled apart from live ones.
What to record, and what a journal should give back — weekly reviews, insights with sample sizes, and process goals.
A public profile where broker-synced trades carry a verified badge, so an audience can check the record itself.
Free forever to start, Trader for unlimited journaling and MT5 import, Pro for automatic sync and advanced reporting.
Journaling method, risk management and trading psychology, written for people who intend to still be here next year.
Whichever page you started from, the journal, the analytics and the public record are exactly the same — only the vocabulary on that page changes to match how you trade.
Computed straight from your logged trades, whichever market they came from.
Win rate, average R and net P/L, reviewed the same way every week.
The numbers that separate real consistency from one good week, tracked identically across markets.
Any of them work the same way underneath: manual logging, R-based risk, weekly reviews and a public profile. Pick the page for your market (forex, crypto or futures) to see it described in your terms, or start from Trading journal for the general view. The underlying journal is identical.
Yes. Trades are tagged by symbol and market, not siloed into separate accounts, so a forex swing, a crypto perpetual and a futures contract can all sit in the same journal. Your dashboard, weekly review and leaderboard placement cover everything you log, whichever market it came from.
No. Every feature works from manual entries alone: setup, size, entry, exit and risk in R, logged by you. MT5 remains the only broker with automatic sync; on Pro, Binance also syncs automatically for crypto. Neither has ever been required to journal properly.
Yes. The Free plan logs trades, tags and check-ins with no card required, keeping your last 30 trades visible at any time. Trader and Pro add unlimited history, weekly reviews, MT5 import and automatic sync. Pro also includes a 14-day free trial before any card is charged.
Journal your trades, see what the numbers actually say, and build a record that stands on its own.
