Add a session
Paste your Ticket Activity rows — include the header line and the columns get matched by name. Gr8Trade and Sterling both work. The trade date is read from the data, so the picker below is only a fallback.
Session summary
Daily P&L
Every session in history, oldest to newest.
Current positions
Period
P&L calendar
Strategy performance
Every strategy you traded in the period, ranked by what it made you.
Grades by strategy
How many of each grade you found in each strategy, and what that bucket made. The count tells you where your good setups come from; the number under it tells you whether they paid.
Grade calibration
Does the grade you gave the setup at entry actually predict the outcome? Each grade should win more often and average more than the grade below it.
Risk per grade
What each grade is allowed to lose, and what you actually lost. A trade is only flagged once it goes past its limit by more than the tolerance you set below, so ordinary slippage on the exit doesn't count against you. Change a limit here and it applies to trades you grade from now on — trades already graded keep the number that was in force, and you can override any of them in the Trades tab.
Risk per grade over time
Is the size you allow yourself going up or down, and on which grades. Each line is the limit that was in force on the days you graded a trade at that grade, held flat until you changed it — it reads your own history back from the trades, so it goes as far back as your data does. Every grade gets its own panel and its own dollar scale, because a move on C would be invisible on an axis built for A+. Deliberately no P&L here: this is what you were willing to lose, not what happened.
What the market offered
Setups you logged at the end of each day, counted by strategy, against how many you actually traded. Noticed is what the market put in front of you; missed is what you judged you should have taken. Deliberately no P&L on either — putting a number on a trade you didn't take is hindsight, not data.
Strategy by month
Each strategy across every month you've traded it — the view that shows an edge decaying before the totals do. Ignores the period filter on purpose.
All history
Core strategies — last 10 trading days
Strategy performance — last 50 trades
Each card is one strategy's equity curve over its own last 50 trades, with the last 10 called out beside it. A curve that flattens or rolls over while the 50-trade total still looks fine is an edge going stale.
Strategy tag breakdown — last 50 trades
Sub-tags ranked best to worst inside each strategy — where a flat-looking strategy splits into the part that works and the part bleeding. A trade with two sub-tags counts its full P&L under both, so sub-tags sum past the strategy total.
P&L by symbol — all history
Best and worst names you've traded. The cut-off hides the small stuff — names inside ±the amount you set, win or lose — so only the ones that moved the account show.
Pick a day
Every session you've traded, plus any day you add by hand. Everything you type saves as you go.
For a day with nothing to import — somewhere to log what you watched. Trades imported later for that date drop straight in.
Trade history
Sync across your machines
Point this at one file inside a folder your cloud drive already syncs — OneDrive, Dropbox, iCloud Drive. Do it once on each machine, choosing the same file, and they stay level on their own: every change writes to the file, and opening the site reads it back. Your fills are merged by broker ticket, so a day imported on one machine can never wipe out a day imported on the other.
Keep one machine at a time in the journal. The cloud drive syncs the file within a few seconds, but if both machines write while one is offline, your drive will keep both copies side by side and you'd have to pick one.
Charts on your trades
A one-minute candlestick chart with your fills marked, on every written-up trade in the Journal. It needs a market-data key from massive.com (formerly Polygon) — the free tier covers two years of minute bars, which is all your history. The key is stored in this browser only: it never goes into the site's code and never into the sync file, so enter it once per machine. Every ticker-day is cached after the first load.
Backup and restore
Your raw fills are the source of truth — everything else is recomputed from them, so you can import days in any order. Lives in this browser on this device; export to back up or move machines.
Danger zone
Clearing wipes trades, journals, and notes from this browser. Export first.
Strategies
The 18 built-ins can't be removed. Anything you add shows an ✕ and appears in every strategy dropdown.
Sub-tags
Sub-tags are free text, so anything you've typed on a trade is already here. Add one to the library and it autocompletes everywhere without you having to have used it yet.