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What’s new

New features in the journal, what each one does with your record, and why we built it.

A chart with a drawing rail and a volume profile, beside a framed screenshot card with the symbol and large prices.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

November 1, 2026The chart: new tools, your own timeframes, a screenshot StudioSeventeen new drawing tools, any timeframe you can type, the same indicator as often as you like, and a Studio that turns a corner of the chart into a clean image.Read the post
A Blueprint run on four assets: simulated trades, win rate, average R and worst drawdown, and a row per asset.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

October 28, 2026Run a Blueprint on past bars — and keep it apart from your tradesPick the stocks, forex pairs or coins, pick the dates, and see how a Blueprint's conditions would have played out on each — next to your real trades, never added to them. And share a Blueprint as a link that never carries results.Read the post
The Coach tab: findings beside a chart of one of the trader's own trades, with numbered marks on the entry, the stop and the exit.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

October 19, 2026Meet Coach: an AI read of your tradingA new Analytics tab that reads your trade history and shows what is working, what is costing you, and up to three changes to try — with your own trades marked up on the chart.Read the post
A trade autopsy beside the history facts the app counted for it: the trade's number this week, same-symbol results and a streak.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

October 16, 2026The trade autopsy now knows your weekAn AI review of one trade used to see only that trade. Now the app counts what came before it — the same symbol, the same Blueprint, the same mistake this week — and the AI may only repeat those counts.Read the post
Four chart panes side by side, one with buy and sell arrows on the trader's own fills and a PRE tag on the price.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

October 13, 2026The chart: split panes, live prices, your own fillsUp to four charts side by side, prices that move as they trade, pre-market and after-hours marked as such, and every one of your fills on the chart — click one to open the trade.Read the post
A prop account's balance line above its trailing drawdown floor, with the room left today and the profit target.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

October 10, 2026Prop-firm accounts, measured the firm's wayTrack an evaluation or a funded account against its firm's own rules — the drawdown floor, the daily loss limit, the firm's trading day — and keep what you have paid and been paid apart from what you have traded.Read the post
The $ · % · R switch above the same result shown three ways, and a deposit marked as cash on the equity line.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

October 7, 2026Your results in dollars, percent or ROne switch turns the dashboard and Analytics between dollars, percent of the account and R-multiples — and deposits and withdrawals finally stop looking like profit.Read the post
Synced trades waiting for review, each with Add, Edit and Skip, beside a list of connected brokers.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

October 4, 2026Ten broker importers, and sync that asks firstBring your history in from a broker's own export, or connect an account and let new trades arrive on their own — each one waiting for your OK before it reaches the journal.Read the post
A chart cut off at the replay cursor, with the bars after it hidden, play controls and a practice position.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

October 1, 2026Practise on past charts, one bar at a timeBar replay hides the future: pick a symbol and a date, then step through the chart and trade it as if it were live. Nothing you do touches your journal.Read the post
A Blueprint's conditions written as sentences, its checklist, and version v3 with the trades that used it.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

September 28, 2026Blueprints: write your setup down onceA Blueprint is a setup written as rules — the checklist you tick, the conditions on the chart, the stop that defines 1R — versioned, so every trade remembers which rules it was taken under.Read the post
A review in progress: the week's trades in the order to look at them, the three questions and a review streak.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

September 25, 2026A weekly review you will actually finishOnce a week or once a month, a guided pass through your own trades: the ones that need a look first, three questions, and one thing to do differently — with the AI there to draft it if you want.Read the post
Three goals with progress bars: a weekly trade cap, a monthly profit factor floor and a daily loss cap, with a streak.

Illustrative sample data — not actual or achievable results.

September 22, 2026Goals you can see comingSet a target — a floor to reach or a ceiling not to cross — for a day, a week or a year, and watch the pace toward it, with a note when you hit it and a warning when you drift.Read the post

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