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Portfolio & trade journal

Track your positions with live P&L and risk, and journal closed trades to see what actually pays.

Free (5 open positions) · Pro (unlimited, live prices)

The Portfolio page is a record of trades you enter yourself. It never connects to a broker and places no orders. Free accounts track 5 open positions marked at the last close; Pro is unlimited with live prices and each holding's next earnings date.

Positions

+ Add position
Symbol, side, shares, entry price and date, plus an optional stop, target, horizon (day / swing / long-term), setup tag and note. Tick Already closed to log a finished trade straight to the journal.
Position size
Enter an account size and a risk % and the form suggests the share count that risks that much between your entry and stop. These two numbers stay on your device.
Track this trade
The link under a signal's trade plan opens the form with its entry, stop and target filled in.
The table
Last price, today's move, value, P&L in dollars, percent and R, and how far the stop and target are. Click a row to chart it.
R
P&L in multiples of your initial risk (entry to the first stop you set). Moving the stop later doesn't change it.
Risk to stops
What you give back if every stop is hit from the current price. Positions without a stop are flagged.
Close
Close all or part of a position at a price and date; the closed part moves to the journal.
Exposure
Your book split by sector and by horizon, with a warning when one position or sector dominates.

Journal

Stats
Realized P&L, win rate, profit factor (gross wins ÷ gross losses), expectancy (average per trade), average R and max drawdown, for all time or a recent window.
Equity curve
Cumulative realized P&L by exit date. Hover for the day's result.
By setup / by horizon
Win rate, average R and P&L per setup tag and per horizon.
Export CSV
Every open and closed lot in one file.
Figures come from the fills you enter and exclude dividends, interest and taxes. It is a record-keeping tool, not investment advice.

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