Know why you win. Know why you lose.

Trader's Journal imports your trades and works out your real win rate, average win, and average loss — the numbers memory smooths over until one bad stretch erases a month of good ones.

No account, no card — the program opens in demo mode with sample data. Then $79.99/year to log your own trades.

TJ · WALKTHROUGH
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Trader's Journal dashboard showing win rate, P/L charts, and flagged behavioral patterns

Psychology, in the data

It tracks the mistake behind the mistake.

A single bad trade is noise. Trader's Journal flags the decision that keeps showing up through the month — the pattern behind the losses, not just the losses themselves.

Detected automatically from your imported trades — no manual tagging. Flags overtrading, revenge trading, sizing up after a loss, and repeated mistakes.

Your trades tell a story. Now you can read it.

Import your trades and discover the real numbers and behavioral patterns behind your performance.

  • Your real win rate
  • Average wins vs. average losses
  • Detect overtrading patterns
  • Identify revenge trading
  • Position sizing after a loss
  • Find repeated mistakes
  • Understand the habits that may be costing you money
Beginner or experiencedBuilt for traders at every level.
Perfect for trading communitiesHelp your community trade with more discipline and awareness.
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Trader's Journal report statistics screen showing win rate, trade breakdown, and performance charts

A coin-flip win rate doesn't make you a good trader.

Winning under half your trades can still be profitable. Winning most of them can still be a losing system. What decides it is the size of your average win against your average loss — and that's the one number memory never keeps straight.

Example data, not a live user's results
67trades reviewed
46.3%winning trades
+$142.50average win
−$248.10average loss

Imported once. Kept real.

Trades come in through import only. Once they're in, they can't be edited or deleted — so the review in front of you is what actually happened, not a cleaner version of it.

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The Import Trades screen in Trader's Journal, showing CSV import and a trade history table

No rewriting history — once trades are imported, they can't be edited or deleted.

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Import only

Trade data enters through the program's import flow.

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No manual entry

The journal isn't built around typing in a tidier version later.

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No edits after import

The original record stays intact for an honest review.

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Import your trades

Bring your trading record into the Windows program.

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See the full picture

Review your numbers and repeat decisions side by side.

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Build better discipline

Use a record you can't rewrite to make a more honest next call.

Start with 15 days, free.

No card, no account — download and it opens in demo mode with sample data. When you're ready to log your own trades, subscribe and we'll email you a license key.

$79.99 per year, after the trial Subscribe with Stripe

Works with your broker

Import from any broker or platform.

Trader's Journal reads a CSV export, so it works no matter where you trade.

Robinhood Lightspeed CenterPoint Cobra Trading DAS Trader Pro thinkorswim Sterling Trader Pro

Questions

Before you begin.

Download the Windows program and open it — it runs in demo mode with sample data for 15 days. No account and no card needed to look around.
Subscribe for $79.99/year. We'll email you a license key to enter in the program — then your own trade history comes in through import.
No. Once trade data is imported, it can't be edited or erased. That's what keeps the review honest.
In a private file on your own computer. The program keeps a daily backup and holds the most recent 60.
Yes, anytime — you'll keep access through the end of the year you've already paid for.

Questions or support

Need a hand? Reach out directly.

We read every message and reply personally — usually the same day.

— Erik J. Mendez, Founder of Trader's Journal