Log in Start free

Guides

Start here

02

The habit itself: setting up a journal you will still be using in March.

Start a journal you will actually keepThe graveyard of trading journals is full of ambitious templates. Start smaller than feels serious.You leave with A three-field logging habit that survives two weeks6 min4 steps Log a trade in under a minuteIf logging costs more than a minute, it will lose to the close button. The fast path through a reps entry.You leave with An entry flow that costs less than the close button4 min3 steps

Connect & import

01

Getting your history in without typing it.

Import your history from Bybit, MetaTrader or cTraderBackfilling months of trades by hand is how journals die on day one. Connect a platform or drop a CSV instead.You leave with Your full history in the journal without typing any of it5 min3 steps

Analyze

01

Reading your own numbers without flattering yourself.

Read your stats without fooling yourselfDashboards are mirrors with opinions. A walk through the numbers in a sane order: expectancy, distribution, discipline, then everything else.You leave with A reading order that resists self-flattery7 min4 steps

Prop rules

01

Challenges are discipline exams. Treat them like one.

Pass a prop challenge like a processFirms grade the rules sheet, not the equity curve. Treating a challenge as the discipline exam it actually is.You leave with Personal lines under the firm's lines, and a day that repeats6 min3 steps

Start your streak.

The journal is free. The discipline is yours.