Tradoshi
Tradoshi is an AI trading journal that tells traders why they lose, not just how much. It connects to the broker account and imports every trade automatically: 2,024 MetaTrader 4 and 5 brokers, plus 98 more reachable through their own API (cTrader, TradeLocker, Interactive Brokers, NinjaTrader, IG and crypto exchanges). It then measures what a P&L line never shows: the risk actually taken per position, execution quality, R-multiple, expectancy, profit factor, drawdown and MFE/MAE, across 500+ report views. A live coach watches losing streaks, daily loss limits, position sizing and prop-firm rules while the session runs. A voice check-in records the trader state before entering and links it to the results that follow. A discipline score rates how well the trader followed their own rules. Free plan with no card and no time limit; paid plans from 19.99 USD a month add automatic broker sync and the AI coach. Available in English and French.
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TheProfitPath
TheProfitPath is a web-based trading journal and analytics workspace for active traders, including day, futures and forex traders, and prop-firm participants. Traders can record entries and exits with screenshots, notes and emotion tags, manage personal and funded accounts, and review results against their own goals and risk rules. Analytics summarize equity, profit factor, drawdown, win rate and performance by setup, session or emotion. Users can add past trades through CSV or Notion imports, enter trades manually, or use the developer API. TheProfitPath AI reviews a user's recorded journal in text chat or live voice, while calendar and market-context tools support review. The core journal and analytics are free; Premium adds access to a premium AI model for a monthly or annual fee. The service journals trades and supports review; it is not a broker and does not execute trades.
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Traders Boutique
Traders Boutique is a web-based trading journal for retail and prop-firm traders who want to review activity across accounts and strategies. Users can enter trades manually or import CSV files, while supported connections import trade data from MetaTrader 5 and cTrader. The journal organizes trades with calendars, notes, screenshots, tags, strategy tracking and performance analytics. A portfolio view combines account results with foreign-exchange conversion, and traders can review risk measures and compare backtest with live results. The free tier supports up to 500 trades, one account and three strategies; paid plans are intended for larger histories and expanded analysis. A trade copier and TradingView webhook service are being tested as add-ons for routing trades or alerts across supported accounts, but are not part of the currently available journal.
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Tracker Fx
Most traders still log trades by hand in a spreadsheet, then stop after a few weeks. Tracker Fx removes the logging.
Connect a trading account in read-only mode and Tracker Fx pulls your trade history automatically over the platform's API: cTrader, MetaTrader 4 and 5, Bybit and OANDA. Forex, indices or crypto, read by the same journal.
From there it builds the analysis for you. A P&L calendar shows how you perform day by day. Playbooks let you tag trades by strategy and see which one actually makes money. Around eight performance views break down your results by pair, session, direction and more, so you can find the leak that is costing you and fix it. Backtesting lets you test a strategy against historical data before you risk real capital.
The connection is read-only. Tracker Fx never places a trade. Prefer to start manual? Download our free Excel journal template.
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