Closed trades sync on a read-only key. Sixty-plus structure tags, already there when they land — same logic you use on the chart.
Swing highs and lows, breaks of structure, changes of character — drawn on your own chart. Put an alert on it and it calls each break as it confirms.
Indicator ships with the beta.
Thirty-plus widgets — equity, session heatmap, streak, expectancy by tag. Every panel moves, resizes, or leaves. The board saves as presets you can switch between.
Compiled from the record, never typed in.
Your tags become a graph. Each node is a setup or a condition, each edge a pairing that showed up in real trades. Strong pairs surface — and so does the weak habit inside your best idea.
Most journals begin once the trade is over. The same structure logic runs before you risk anything, while you hold it, and after it closes — so nothing starts over.
Backtests run over ten years of price history. A setup earns its place by proving itself first.
The same structure indicator runs on your own chart — the logic the studies passed.
Trades sync, screenshots become cards, and market context is tagged for you.
A journal only works if you can be honest in it. Everything you keep here is visible to exactly one account: yours.
The keys held here cannot trade or withdraw. The exchange keeps the original record; yours is the matched counterpart.
Row isolation on every table. No other user can query your trades, and screenshots live behind short-lived signed links.
Export everything or delete the account, self-serve. GDPR-shaped from day one.
Join the beta and put your next trade in the record.