Trader Journal
Release edge live

Journalling is the part everyone skips. This is one line and two taps.

Type the trade. It sizes it and watches the price. When it closes, two taps and a sentence. Watch it happen.

Free, no card. Export to CSV or JSON whenever you want. Dark and light.

to log a trade
8s
execution metrics
12
forever, no tier
$0

Leon trades · live tape live · 5s

Raised rows made money. Sunk rows lost it. Nothing here is a mock-up. It is Leon’s public feed, one row per closed trade from his real journal.

See it all first

The whole product,
playing on a loop.

Real components, example figures. The same screens you get on day one, on your phone and on the desk. Expectancy per setup, loss budgets that lock the desk, bulk import from Vantage, Binance or a spreadsheet.

Release edge Live · pro tier

Every terminal reads the tape.
This one has read your journal.

Seven panes. The calendar, the coverage tape and your own record, on one desk. No call is the common case. That is the point.

Release edge
F7 the wall

band half max 16 channels · 4 monitors on the desk, a click plays one

4 monitors · band 13:32:05 UTC
  • F1 The approach The calendar to the second, and your record in each window around the print.
  • F3 The reckoning Your file on the aimed release. 5 prints buy a rate. 10 buy a verdict.
  • F6 The news edge How hard the press is covering the asset now, against its own 7 day median. Headlines included.
  • F7 The wall Sixteen channels on four monitors. Official public streams, nothing stored.

Open the journal and it is the same desk. Journalling stays free.

Questions

Short answers.

Is Trader Journal free?
Yes. No card and no tier. Export your trades to CSV or JSON any time.
What can I journal?
Forex, gold, futures, crypto and prop firm accounts. One line logs a trade.
What does it track?
Pips, R multiples, expectancy per setup, win rate, risk budgets and psychology.
Does it work for prop firm evaluations?
Yes. Daily loss budgets and account rules are built in, including TopstepX imports.
What is the release edge?
It reads the economic calendar against your own record on each release, and most of the time it tells you to sit it out.

Your next trade is worth journalling.

Free to use. Your data stays yours. Export it as CSV or JSON whenever you want.

No card · no trial clock · log in from any browser

Create your account

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Net P&L

$0.00

Account balance$0.00

Today $0
This week $0
Open P&L FLAT
Green streak 0 DAYS
Next event QUIET
Risk state AT HIGHS
$0.00

Discipline Monitor

Rule breaks and psychology pressure points

Discipline Score

100

Daily Trading Score

0

Equity Goal Progress

0%

What the checklist costs

    • No violations detected.
    World session state
    AI micro desk Sample output · not advice

    Edge score

    Your edge score

    0

    Add more trade data to build the score.

    Equity / Drawdown

    Total trades

    0

    Win rate

    0

    Profit factor

    0

    Expectancy

    0

    Avg win / loss

    0

    Max drawdown

    0

    Current drawdown

    0

    Equity $0.00 Drawdown $0.00 (0.00%)

    Drag across the curve, or focus it and press ← →, to read the trades behind it.

    Net Daily P&L

    Every session that traded

    Best$0 Worst$0 Green days0/0

    Review queue

    Date Symbol Side Net P&L Reason Source
    0 items $0.00

    Accounts

    One equity curve per account. Everything on every screen is scoped to the active one: dashboard, review, calendar, exports.

    Desk settings

    Risk budgets, cooldown, pre-trade checklist

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    Risk Controls

    Enforce your max pain thresholds

    Cooldown lock

    When a loss budget is gone, or after a run of losses, “Log a trade” asks one question before it opens. You can always answer and carry on. The answer is stored on the trade so the cost of trading through it is measurable.

    Pre-trade checklist

    Three or four rules, shown in the New Trade sheet, stored with the trade.

    Locked analytics

    These charts fill in as you journal.

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    Psychology Report

    P&L and win rate by psychology rating.

    R-Multiple Distribution

    How closed trades spread across R outcomes.

    Avg R:R

    0.00

    Timing edge The time almanac

    A calendar shows the days. An almanac knows their weather.

    Range TZ Source No imports yet Trades 0 closed trades Confidence Needs trades Net n/a
    Import timestamped trades to arm the clock

    The almanac Expectancy by weekday × hour

    $/trade · entry time

    Edge window not proven

    Import timestamped closed trades to build the almanac.

    Expectancy $/trade · wash intensity = magnitude Cells n<5, columns n<15 · withheld, never estimated ▲Tilt entries in cell (within 5m of a loss) Hours prove entry time only · not the path traded inside them

    Hold time

    — winners median
    — losers median
    — no paired medians

    Fills prove total hold only · not time spent above breakeven.

    Sessions ledger

    Entry session

    Who closed it

    Import a Topstep Orders export to see whether the bracket or your hand closed each trade.

    From Topstep Orders export · closing order origin, per trade.

    Journal coverage

    0 /0 0%

    awaiting context
    0
    oldest unjournalled
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    scar cells unjournalled
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    The almanac only knows what the journal tells it.

    Playbook

    Setups

    Every setup you have traded, one page each.

    Strategy Performance

    Compare setups, symbols, and trading days by P&L or trade count.

    Edge Detection by Setup

    Find which setups actually produce positive expectancy.

    Setup Trades Win Rate Net P&L Avg R Expectancy
    No setup data yet.

    Calendar

    No trades this month.

    Month net

    $0.00

    Full trade detail

    Opening a position takes five fields. Use ⌘K or the Log a trade button. This form is every field there is: it is what “Add detail” and Edit open, and the only place to set exits, evidence and notes by hand.

    Context

    Instrument & Session

    Direction

    Risk

    Pricing & Position

    Setup

    Strategy & Timeframe

    Review

    Psychology & Execution

    The two fields every report reads. They are not optional extras.

    Record

    Evidence & Notes

    No preview

    Trade Review

    No trades logged yet.

    More filters & data

    Date Symbol Setup Net R Pips Mood
    No trades logged yet.

    Daily Reflection Journal

    Review your process daily to improve discipline and decision quality.

    Weekly digest

    Draft a week out of your own numbers, then edit it. Saving files it as that week’s reflection and seeds the Monthly Review.

    Tags

    Reflection History

    Latest 40 shown here; the journal keeps your most recent 180 reflections.

    • No reflections yet.

    Monthly Review

    Summarize consistency, edge quality, and replay notes by month.

    Monthly Net

    $0.00

    Monthly Win Rate

    0%

    Trades

    0

    Best Setup

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    RELEASE EDGE

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    F1THE APPROACH

    F2THE WIRE

    F3THE RECKONING

    F4TILT

    F5THE SESSION CLOCKday one, needs no stamps

    F6THE NEWS EDGE

    F7the wall click a monitor to play

    Live feeds are the broadcasters' own public streams, embedded unmodified. Nothing here is stored or rebroadcast. Channels marked session stream around their own market hours, so their tile is dark outside them.

    Trader Journal
    MES S&P 500 — MNQ Nasdaq — MYM Dow — M2K Russell — MGC Gold — MCL Crude — M6E Euro FX — BTCUSDT Bitcoin — XAUUSD Spot gold — ETHUSDT Ether — EURUSD EUR/USD — live · 5s stale · last known
    Live

    Trade Review

    Import trades

    TopstepX CSV

    Trades preferred; Orders reconstructed carefully

    1. In TopstepX, select the account you want at the top left.
    2. Open Trades at the bottom, then choose Export.
    3. Pick the date range, export the CSV, and upload the original file below.

    Trades is preferred: it already pairs entry and exit and includes Topstep’s P&L and fees. Topstep says the Trades component is only available for SIM accounts. Official export steps Orders is the Live-account fallback. Only MGC and GC files can be reconstructed as strict flat-to-flat positions, because those are the only verified point multipliers. Export Trades for anything else. Gross P&L is calculated from fills and costs are clearly labelled estimates. Orders cannot prove every cancelled partial fill, void, bust, or later broker adjustment.

    Paste CSV or TSV instead

    mon 1

    Everything else, from setup and session to timeframe and psychology, is inferred from the clock and your last trade, and stays editable later.

    ⏎ save · Esc close
    1. Open
    2. Close & journal
    Direction
    Risk

    SIZE

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    AT RISK

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    STOP

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    BUDGET AFTER

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    Before you click · your rules

    Which boxes you ticked is stored with the trade, so the discipline score stops being a guess.

    Cooldown

    Today's loss budget is gone.

    How the scores are calculated

    Discipline Score
    Starts at 100. Deductions: −10 per risk-per-trade breach, −8 per daily-loss breach, −10 per weekly-loss breach, −5 per Emotional or Revenge trade, −4 per C/F execution grade, −6 per “No” and −3 per “Partially” rules reflection. +2 per A+ execution or Perfect Execution trade. Clamped to 0 to 100.
    Daily Trading Score
    Scores your most recent trading day from a base of 50: +20 for a profitable day or −10 for a losing one, +15 for staying inside the daily loss limit or −15 for breaching it, −10 per Emotional/Revenge trade, +5 per A/A+ execution, and +15 / +5 / −10 for a Yes / Partially / No rules reflection. Clamped to 0 to 100.
    Trader Score
    The average of six 0 to 100 readings: win rate, profit factor (3.0 scores 100), average win/loss ratio (2.5 scores 100), recovery factor (4.0 scores 100), max drawdown as a share of starting balance (12% scores 0, inverted), and consistency (share of profitable trading days).
    private by default
    export your journal anytime
    built for real trader self-review