JournalX
JournalX is a trading journal and trade analytics platform for active, self-directed traders, covering stocks, options, futures, forex, and crypto.
Trades import automatically from your broker or exchange, or via CSV column mapping and manual entry. JournalX builds performance dashboards from them: P&L, expectancy, win rate, profit factor, drawdown, and R-multiples.
What sets it apart is pre-trade planning. You record the plan before entry (setup, entry, stop, target, size), then the journal reconciles it against what you actually did. Strategies are built as rule-based Gameplans you can review adherence against, a filter builder slices results by setup, session, symbol, or tag, and an AI assistant answers questions about your own trade history.
7-day free trial. Starter $24/mo, Pro $49/mo.
JournalX is a review and analysis tool, not a source of signals or financial advice.
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SetMetric
SetMetric is a web-based trading journal and analytics app for traders who want to review their own trading history. Users can enter trades manually or import broker CSV files, then organize activity with notes, tags, setups, and mistake labels. A calendar and daily journal keep trades alongside the trader’s reflections, while dashboards and reports summarize measures such as net profit and loss, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, drawdown, and results by symbol, setup, or time of day. Playbooks and goals help users track their own rules and process over time. The free plan includes unlimited trade logging and CSV imports, core metrics, and basic reports; Premium adds deeper analytics, the full metric library, more playbooks and portfolios, advanced reports, image attachments, and Metric AI. SetMetric analyzes imported or entered trades; it does not execute trades or manage brokerage accounts.
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Viktury
Viktury is a browser-based trading journal for active traders reviewing crypto, stocks, ETFs and supported derivatives. It imports trade history through read-only exchange or broker connections, wallet-address sync, or CSV files, then groups individual executions into round-trip trades. Where the source provides the data, records include per-fill fees and derivatives funding, and the journal calculates profit and loss and R-multiples based on a trader's stop. Traders can organize reviews with playbooks, setup grades, notes and mistake tags, then examine performance across setups, time periods and mistakes. A separate bar-by-bar replay tool supports backtesting without mixing replay results into live-trade statistics. Viktury is delivered as a web application, with free and paid plans.
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TickerReplay
TickerReplay is a post-trade journal for stock and options traders. It reconstructs trades from brokerage executions, keeping multi-leg spreads, rolls, assignments, exercises, and expirations connected rather than treating each fill as a separate trade. Users can import CSV files from Interactive Brokers, tastytrade, thinkorswim, Robinhood, or a generic format, or sync fills from supported brokerages. Reports include win rate, expectancy, profit factor, drawdown, R multiples, exit efficiency, and performance by symbol and strategy. Risk-dependent statistics exclude trades without known risk rather than estimating a stop. Traders can add notes and strategy tags, customize dashboards, and export data as CSV or JSON. The free plan includes up to 30 trades per rolling 30 days; paid plans add unlimited trades, brokerage sync, and additional strategy and coaching features. TickerReplay reviews completed trades and does not provide live market data or order execution.
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