Know when you followed the plan.
Daily, weekly and monthly limits stay visible next to the session.
Trade Journal is a private trading journal and analytics app for Indian traders. Track P&L, setups, rules, charges, risk and discipline in one place. It never places orders.
| Time | Stock | Broker | Dir | Setup | Entry | Exit | Qty | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09:42 | RELIANCE | Zerodha | LONG | Breakout | 1,412 | 1,447 | 50 | +₹1,610 |
| 11:18 | INFY | Angel One | LONG | Pullback | 1,482 | 1,499 | 80 | +₹1,230 |
| Time | Stock | Broker | Dir | Setup | Entry | Exit | Qty | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09:42 | RELIANCE | Zerodha | LONG | Breakout | 1,412 | 1,447 | 50 | +₹1,610 |
| 11:18 | INFY | Angel One | LONG | Pullback | 1,482 | 1,499 | 80 | +₹1,230 |
| Day | Net | Gross | Charges | Trades | Rule adherence | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Sep 2026 | +₹2,840 | ₹3,120 | ₹280 | 2 | 100 | Followed rules |
| 12 Sep 2026 | +₹1,960 | ₹2,180 | ₹220 | 3 | 100 | Followed rules |
| 10 Sep 2026 | -₹1,240 | -₹1,060 | ₹180 | 2 | 72 | 1 rule broken |
| Setup | Trades | Win rate | Expectancy | Avg R | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breakout | 28 | 64% | ₹673 | +0.62R | +₹18,840 |
| Pullback | 22 | 58% | ₹573 | +0.48R | +₹12,610 |
| VWAP | 18 | 55% | ₹510 | +0.41R | +₹9,180 |
| Reversal | 16 | 41% | -₹214 | -0.22R | -₹3,420 |
| Stock | Trades | Win rate | Expectancy | Avg R | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RELIANCE | 12 | 58% | ₹937 | +0.51R | +₹11,240 |
| INFY | 9 | 56% | ₹757 | +0.44R | +₹6,810 |
| HDFCBANK | 7 | 43% | -₹309 | -0.18R | -₹2,160 |
| Broker | Trades | Win rate | Expectancy | Avg R | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zerodha | 42 | 60% | ₹624 | +0.49R | +₹26,220 |
| Angel One | 19 | 58% | ₹516 | +0.41R | +₹9,810 |
| Upstox | 14 | 50% | ₹298 | +0.18R | +₹4,170 |
| Groww | 9 | 44% | ₹269 | +0.11R | +₹2,420 |
| How it ended | Trades | Win rate | Expectancy | Avg R | Net |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Target | 22 | 100% | ₹1,140 | +0.92R | +₹25,080 |
| Stop | 28 | 0% | -₹486 | -1.00R | -₹13,610 |
| Exited early | 18 | 72% | ₹612 | +0.38R | +₹11,020 |
Trade Journal brings money, rules, timing, setups and planning into one record so the patterns behind your results are easier to see.
Daily, weekly and monthly limits stay visible next to the session.
Win rate, expectancy, R and net by setup.
Tap a day to see that session's net, charges, rule score and individual trades.
Profit grouped by the hour you entered.
Add brokerage and taxes from the contract note. Trade Journal splits that total across the day's closed trades and tracks the cost over time.
Previous locked watchlists stay in the journal so off-plan names do not disappear after the session.
Answer from memory first. Trade Journal can then show where your recall and the trades you actually logged do not match.
No Trade Journal account, no broker password and no cloud copy of your trades. Your portable copy is the backup you export.
Most traders remember the wins and rewrite the losses. The journal is for the part you usually skip: the record.
You remember the trade that worked. You forget why the next three didn’t.
A broken rule feels small in the moment. It is harder to see after a month of “just this once.”
Breakout, pullback, first-hour chase: without a record, it is easy to remember the winners and miss the full picture.
Some names quietly take more than they give. That only shows up when you group the book.
Entry time becomes part of the record, so you can compare early-session trades with the rest of the day.
Overtrading, revenge entries, oversized risk and off-watchlist names are much harder to ignore once they are recorded.
Trade Journal turns those decisions into data you can actually review.
Today is the session screen. Capital, limits, open positions and closed trades stay visible while you are trading.
Net, rules and open swings stay visible during the session.
Record stock, side, entry, exit, quantity, stop, setup, product, broker, time, notes and whether it is still open.
Swing trades remain open without adding P&L until you close them later.
Analytics, debrief and the calendar update from the same session.
One app. One journal. The parts that usually live in screenshots, Excel and memory.
Log stock, side, entry, exit, quantity, stop, setup, product, broker, time, notes, and open or closed trades.
Type entry and stop. Quantity uses capital, max risk and free capital already in the journal. Arithmetic, not a suggestion of what to trade.
Add a tradebook from your device. No broker login.
Imported fills are reconstructed into closed and open positions for review.
Daily loss, profit stop, size, risk, trade count, revenge window, stop widening, hours and watchlist.
Net, win rate, expectancy, R, drawdown, setups, stocks, brokers, entry hour, exits, charges and clean vs broken days.
Close the day with a self-check, then compare your memory with the record the journal already has.
Lock the stocks you researched, compare them with what you traded, and revisit past watchlists later.
100+ chart-pattern and candlestick studies. Open a pattern, log that setup directly, then review its closed-trade results in Traded.
Export a backup and restore it later. Your journal stays on your Android phone.
Symbols, plan versus action, hours, charges, drawdown and stop slippage sit next to the P&L.
Gross, charges, expectancy and drawdown sit next to the running P&L.
Win rate, expectancy, R and net by the name you actually used.
Manual trades use the broker you selected. Imported trades keep the broker attached to that file.
The journal shows concentration, not a claim that the clock caused the loss.
A green day can still be broken. A red day can still be clean.
Enter the day's total once, split it across closed trades, then track charges against gross over time.
Win rate, expectancy, R and net by symbol.
Locked watchlists, hit rate, and off-list trades in one view.
Capital, max risk and open trades already sit in the journal. 1R and 2R are from the stop, not inputs. Arithmetic, not a suggestion of what to trade.
A green day can still be broken. A red day can still be clean. The score is against the rules you set.
A green P&L can still be a broken-rule day. The score is against the limits you set, not the money.
Stop if the day is down past the cap you chose.
Off-plan names show up instead of disappearing into memory.
Trade count, risk and the revenge window sit next to the session.
Broker files cannot prove stop or watchlist, so those parts stay unscored.
Manual trades can be scored. Imported-only days are marked, not faked as clean.
Import a supported tradebook from your device. It is rebuilt in the app.
You export a tradebook from your broker. Trade Journal rebuilds it in the app. It never logs into an account.
Export a compatible tradebook from your broker.
Choose the file from your device. No broker login. No password.
Fills become closed and open trades in the app.
P&L, calendar and analytics update from the record, not a live feed.
You import a file you already exported. The journal does not log into a broker account.
Plan the session before it starts. Close it with a review while the decisions are still easy to remember.
Write the stocks you researched, then compare the plan with what you actually traded later.
Use the debrief to compare memory with the record. You can save a day even with no trades.
Earlier watchlists keep the stocks you picked and what you actually traded from each list.
The app already has the record, so it can show where your answers do not match what actually happened.
No account, no automatic cloud sync and no broker password. Your journal stays on the Android phone where you use Trade Journal.
There is no Trade Journal login between you and the desk.
Your journal data stays on your Android phone, not in a Trade Journal cloud journal.
You choose a tradebook from your device. The journal never logs into a broker.
Export a backup regularly. The journal stays on your phone and does not sync automatically.
Because the journal is stored on your phone, clearing app data, resetting the phone, or switching devices can affect access. Export backups regularly.
Open the app, set your rules, log or import, then review. There is no account to create.
Download Trade Journal on Android and open the app. No Trade Journal account is required.
Name, capital, style, risk and whether you want a watchlist rule.
Add trades by hand, size them from entry and stop, or import a supported tradebook from your device.
Analytics, discipline, watchlist and the daily debrief sit on the same journal.
Trade Journal is built for reviewing your own trading. It is not a signal service, broker terminal or execution platform.
Using the journal does not make you profitable. It organizes what you already traded.
Sample screens from the journal. Tap a card to enlarge. These are examples, not live results.
Use the built-in studies as reference, then save your own notes and photos. Names can become setups.
Open a chart pattern and choose Log this setup. Add Trade opens with that setup already selected.
Closed trades with a setup name appear in Traded so you can review how often you used it, its win rate and net result.
Study reference, not a trading signal. The four above are from the built-in library, alongside triangles, flags, pennants, wedges, rectangles, cups and candlestick studies such as hammers, engulfing bars and dojis.
Trade Journal is an Android app. Download it and start the journal on your phone. No account required.
Get Trade Journal on your phone.
GET IT ONGoogle PlayIf you are already trading, every session creates information. Broker reports can recover executions later, but they cannot recover the setup, stop, watchlist intent or decision context you never recorded. Start building that record while the details are still yours to capture.
Broker reports can show the execution later. Trade Journal helps you preserve the plan, rules and context around the decision while you still remember them.
Android app · No account
Where to get the Android app, where data lives, and what this journal does not do.
You download the Trade Journal Android app. No Trade Journal account is required.
No. It is a record-keeping, review and analytics tool. It does not provide trading signals, investment advice, live prices or order execution.
No. It does not use your broker password. You import a tradebook from your device.
The Android app can import tradebooks from Zerodha, Angel One, Upstox, Groww, and other compatible files.
Yes. Manual logging is the core journal. Import is optional and sits on top of what you already recorded.
Yes. Risk sizing asks for entry and stop. Capital, max risk and open trades come from the journal. Quantity keeps that stop inside max risk, and never blocks more than the capital still free. 1R and 2R are targets from the stop, not inputs. It is arithmetic, not a suggestion of what to trade. Log the quantity you actually take in Add a trade.
Yes. Open positions can be carried and closed later. They do not count as realized P&L until they are closed.
Your journal is stored on your Android phone. There is no Trade Journal cloud account and no automatic cloud sync.
Export a backup from the app. Clearing app data, resetting the phone, or switching devices can remove the journal on that phone. Restore from the backup you exported.
Not automatically. Each phone keeps its own journal. Export a backup and restore it on the other phone if you want to move the same record.
Yes. Trade Journal is an Android app. The journal stays on that phone unless you move it with backup and restore.
Tap Get it on Google Play. That opens Google Play, where you can install Trade Journal.
No. It records what you traded and whether you kept the rules you set. It does not promise profits.
Updates are delivered through Google Play. Export a backup before you update Trade Journal.