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Journal and import

Your real trades, next to your tests.

Import your broker's history. You review it with the same tools as your backtests, in the same place.

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MetaTrader 4 and 5 CSV · Generic CSV · One review session per symbol

Do you trade live the way you do in your backtests?

Most traders can't answer that.

Your backtests live in one tool, your broker history in another. You can't compare them, so you assume.

One place. Everything compares.
Import

Your history arrives in one file.

You export the history from your terminal, drop it in, and see a preview before confirming. The file is analysed then discarded: only your trades are kept.

  • MT4 and MT5 CSV
  • Generic CSV, columns mapped
  • Your broker's time zone
  • Duplicates ignored on re-import
See formats and instruments
Import a broker historyDemo
MT4 / MT5Generic
history-mt5.csv4 trades · 2 symbols → 2 review sessions EURUSDchart review XAUUSDchart review
Review

Each symbol becomes a review session.

If TradeChart has the symbol's candles, your trades are placed back on the chart. Otherwise, the session opens in journal mode, and chart review will switch on by itself the day the data arrives.

  • One session per symbol
  • Trades placed back on the chart
  • Journal mode without candles
  • Read-only, with notes
See the analytics
Import complete · 2 review sessionsDemo
EURUSD · 2 tradeschart review XAUUSD · 2 tradeschart review EURNOK · 3 tradesjournal mode No candles for the symbol: statistics and journal, without a chart.
Journal

Every trade keeps its story.

Backtests and imported trades sit in the same journal. You note what you saw, you describe your entry, and you find everything with one sort.

  • Notes on every trade
  • Tags and entry type
  • Rating and confidence level
  • Sort by date, P&L or R
See data collect
JournalDemo
AssetEntry typeRNote EURUSDRetest+2.1Clean EURUSDBreakout−1.0Too early XAUUSDRetest+0.6Hasty exit
“Entered before the candle closed. Avoid.”
Beta feature Notion

Your journal, in Notion too.

You connect your Notion workspace from the settings, then export your sessions. This feature is still being tested: tell us what gets stuck.

  • One row per trade
  • Sortable by tag
  • Export per session
  • Connection from the settings
Settings · IntegrationsDemo
Notionconnected Export your sessions: one Notion row per trade, sortable by tag.
In 3 steps

From the terminal to the review.

01Export your history

From MetaTrader 4 or 5, or any tool that can produce a CSV of your trades.

02Drop the file

Choose the format and your broker's time zone, then check the preview.

03Review your trades

One review session per symbol, with its statistics and its journal.

Questions

About import.

Which brokers are supported?

Any that use MetaTrader 4 or 5: the terminal's export is recognised as is. For the rest, a generic CSV is enough, you map its columns when importing.

Is my file kept?

No. It's analysed, then discarded: only your trades are saved.

What if my symbol has no chart?

The session opens in journal mode: statistics, notes and tags, without a chart. Chart review switches on by itself when the symbol's candles become available, without re-importing anything.

Can I edit an imported trade?

No. A review session is read-only: you can add notes to it, not change its trades.

What happens if I import the same file twice?

Trades already imported are ignored. You can re-import a longer history without creating duplicates.

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