Know your edge.

Yes. The demo opens the journal itself on a sample of 162 invented trades: the dashboard, the trade log, Statistics, Psychology and the calendar. It is free and runs for 5 minutes, once per account, so you make an account and sign in first.

Yes. NQ, MNQ, ES and MES are built in, each priced on its own point value, and on the trade form you choose which of them it offers. The sessions, the roll dates and the calendar are the same for the two indexes. Where a number compares points or contract sizes, NQ and ES are counted apart, because a point of one is not a point of the other. Other markets are not in it: everything here is tuned for these two.

The log and the calendar are useful from trade one, and the bill for your habits opens at twelve trades. Statistics start to separate around twenty decided trades, wins and losses, and each panel states its own threshold rather than pretending a number is solid when it is not.

No, and it never will. There are no signals, no bias calls and no market forecasts of its own anywhere in it; the calendar only shows the forecast each release was published with, beside the actual figure. Everything here is measurement of decisions you already made. Where it does suggest something, it is a routine for a habit, like a pause you set yourself after a losing trade, tied to the moment your own trades show the habit and never about what or when to trade.

Yes, and you should. Every list in the trade form is one you edit in Settings: confluences, sessions, timeframes, entry types, accounts, news. Rename one and every historical trade updates with it, and the analysis only looks at the lists you actually use.

Yes. Pick Missed as the account and the setup is kept with what it would have made, but it never enters your win rate, your P&L or any statistic. Choose Missed in the account filter to look at them on their own.

No. Trades are entered by hand, on purpose. Writing down why you took a trade is most of the value, and an automatic import would skip exactly the part that makes a journal work.

Only you. No other user ever sees them, and we look inside a journal only if you ask us to, or if a report points to something unlawful. Every read and write goes through our own server, which only ever asks for your own rows. Screenshots are stored privately behind signed links that expire, and you can add two-step verification with an authenticator app so a password alone does not get in. No analytics script runs on this site, which is also why you were not asked to accept any cookies.

Put it back. A trade you delete or change is kept as it was for 30 days, and Settings restores it with one click. A copy of your whole journal is also made every night, so a mistake on our side can be undone too.

On the Subscription page, any time: one press shows what happens, a second does it. Monthly runs to the end of the month you paid for; on the yearly plan the months you have started count at €14.95 each and the rest comes back. Within 14 days you can withdraw instead. Every case, with the amounts, is on the Cancelling page.

It stays where it is, so coming back does not mean starting over. While you subscribe, Settings downloads your trades as CSV or the whole journal as JSON; after that the subscribe page still offers the JSON. Screenshots are not in the file. If you would rather nothing stayed, delete everything in Settings before your access ends (trades, screenshots and safety copies alike, at once and for good), or email us afterwards and we remove it.