Trading journal
Log your trades, stick to the plan and judge the strategy only when the sample means something. No account and no server — everything stays in this browser.
Your data lives only in this browser. Make a backup under Import / export.
No trades yet. Add the first one or import an MT5/MT4 report under Import / export.
| Time | Instrument | Direction | Strategy | R | Result | Plan | State |
|---|
The list shows the last 500 trades; statistics use all of them.
All strategies together are a mix of different populations — judge each strategy on its own.
Statistics appear from 2 trades with a result in R.
Equity curve in R
The assistant checks rules against your data — no network and no AI. Each note says how many trades it rests on.
Ask your own AI
Below is a ready-made question with a summary of your journal. Read it, edit it, copy it and paste it into any AI chat — free ones included.
Or send it from here with your own API key
The key goes only to the provider you choose — straight from your browser, without our server. You pay the provider at its own prices (Google Gemini has a free tier). Exactly the text in the box above is sent. By default the key is not stored.
No strategies yet. Start with the plan.
Import
MT5 / MT4 report
How to export a report from MetaTrader
You save the HTML report in desktop MetaTrader (Windows or Mac) — the mobile app shows your history but can't save it to a file. Menu names may differ slightly between versions.
MetaTrader 5
- Open the Toolbox window — shortcut Ctrl+T.
- Go to the History tab.
- Right-click the table and choose the period: All History or a custom period.
- Right-click again and choose Report → HTML.
- Save the file (e.g. ReportHistory-12345678.html) and load it here.
MetaTrader 4
- Open the Terminal window — shortcut Ctrl+T.
- Go to the Account History tab.
- Right-click the table and choose All History.
- Right-click again and choose Save as Detailed Report.
- Save the file (e.g. DetailedStatement.htm) and load it here.
Only have a phone? Type your results into the tool's “Paste results” tab or log your trades in the journal — it works on phones too.
The file never leaves your computer — the site reads it in your browser. The report contains your account number and name, so don't share it unless you need to. Guide on its own page
Times in the report are the broker's server time.
CSV
Recognises columns such as: symbol, type/dir, open_time, close_time, entry, sl, exit, profit/pnl, commission, swap, r, risk_money. A file exported from this journal loads as is.
Backup and export
The .json backup holds everything (without AI keys) and restores the journal on another device. CSV opens in a spreadsheet.
Restore from backup
Delete everything
Deletes trades, strategies and settings from this browser. This cannot be undone — download a backup first.
Automatic logging (in preparation)
We're preparing an add-on for MetaTrader 5/4 that writes closed trades to a file in this journal's format by itself, and a version for cTrader. No passwords and no servers — the file stays with you. Until then: export a report from the terminal → import it above.