Record four things now.
Leave the rest for later.
Symbol, direction, outcome, and P/L are enough to save. Strategy and chart context can wait until review.
Create an entryThis is the record-and-review workflow.
As you read, the product screen follows the same order you would use it.
Find the instrument
Search by name or ticker and choose one consistent identity for the instrument.
Korea-listed · U.S.-listed · cryptoStart with the result
Direction, outcome, and actual P/L complete the basic entry.
Strategy and notes are optionalAdd useful context
Tag the strategy or emotion, or mark entry and exit levels on a chart.
Everything stays editableReview the saved entry
The trade appears in today’s records immediately and remains editable.
CSV · XLSX backupChange the period and lens
Use the calendar and statistics to compare your own records by condition.
A summary of past entriesFind the instrument
Search by name or ticker and choose one consistent identity for the instrument.
Korea-listed · U.S.-listed · cryptoUse a chart when it explains the decision.
Mark up to ten entry, exit, stop, or target locations and add a short note to each. Reposition every marker before saving.
- Files
- PNG · JPG · 10MB
- Image allowance
- Free 100 · Pro 1,000
- Markers
- Up to 10 per image
Your journal does not have to stay in one browser.
Try it as a guest, then sync or export when you need a durable copy.
Continue with the same journal on another device after signing in.
Analyze in a spreadsheet or keep a separate copy with images.
Review existing records before import and keep a full archive in one file.
Keep a compact entry window above your desktop trading screen.
Choose an instrument and save your first entry.
Basic logging starts without an account.