Trading Journal
The journal traders actually deserve — free, 100% private (your trades never leave your device), with the pro analytics paid apps charge for: R-multiple, expectancy, profit factor, drawdown and a live equity curve.
Log a trade
Import from your broker
columns auto-detected · legs auto-pairedYour broker already keeps a tradebook — a file listing every order you've placed. Download it once and drop it here: every trade lands in your journal automatically, no typing. Pick your broker to see exactly where that file lives.
Paste rows instead (from Excel / Sheets / any CSV)
No trades yet. Log one above — your stats and equity curve build instantly.
New to journaling, or want to get more from it? Read our complete guide: How to keep a trading journal that actually makes you profitable — what to record, which metrics matter, and how to run a weekly review.
Import from any broker
Download your tradebook from your broker and drop the CSV into the journal — columns are auto-detected and buy/sell legs are paired into round trips. Here's where each broker keeps it:
- Zerodha ↗
Console → Reports → Tradebook
- Groww ↗
You → Reports → Stock reports
- Upstox ↗
Account → Reports → Trade report
- Angel One ↗
Trade → Reports → Tradebook
- Dhan ↗
Statements → Trade book
- Fyers ↗
My Account → Reports
- Kotak Neo ↗
Reports → Trade report
- ICICI Direct ↗
Portfolio → Trade history
- HDFC Sky ↗
Reports → Trade book
- 5paisa ↗
My Account → Reports
- Paytm Money ↗
Account → Reports
- m.Stock ↗
Reports → Tradebook
Broker gave you an Excel file? Open it and copy-paste the rows straight into the import box — that works too.
Questions
- Is this trading journal really free and private?
- Yes — completely free, no signup, no ads. Every trade you log is stored only in your browser on your own device and is never uploaded anywhere.
- What analytics does it show?
- Net P&L, win rate, average win/loss, profit factor, expectancy per trade, R-multiple (when you add a stop), maximum drawdown, win/loss streaks, and a live equity curve.
- What is R-multiple and expectancy?
- R-multiple is your profit divided by the risk you took (entry minus stop), so a +2R trade made twice what you risked. Expectancy is your average profit or loss per trade — the single best measure of whether your edge is positive.
- Can I import my broker tradebook?
- Yes — download the tradebook CSV from Zerodha, Groww, Upstox, Angel One, Dhan, Fyers, Kotak Neo, ICICI Direct, HDFC Sky, 5paisa, Paytm Money or m.Stock and drop it in. Columns are auto-detected and buy/sell legs are FIFO-paired into round trips. Pasting rows straight from Excel works too.
- Can I export my trades?
- Yes — one click exports everything to CSV, and your data never leaves your device unless you export it.