Trading journal

A trading journal that fills itself in

TradeCraft records every execution from your broker, applies Indian charges, and gives you the space to write down why you took the trade — so your review is about decisions, not data entry.

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Every fill, logged the moment it prints

Broker executions arrive automatically and are rebuilt into the order you actually placed — exchange tranches merged, weighted average price, real timestamp. Legs are squared off FIFO per instrument and profile, so open and closed positions stay honest without you reconciling anything.

  • Auto-sync, email import or file upload
  • Duplicate-safe: the same fill is never logged twice
  • Manual edits are marked so you always know what was touched

Write the trade down while it is still fresh

A rich journal entry sits beside each position: what you saw, what you planned, where you deviated, and the chart that made you click. Day notes capture the session-level story that individual trades miss.

  • Screenshots attached per trade
  • Strategy and setup tags feed live win rates
  • Checklist reminders before the session

A calendar that shows the pattern, not just the day

A colour-coded trading calendar puts the month in front of you: green days, red days, over-traded days and the streaks between them. Click through to any session and read the trades behind the number.

Frequently asked

Do I have to enter trades manually?
No. Connected brokers push or poll their fills into the journal automatically. Manual entry and file upload stay available for offline or legacy trades.
Does the journal show net P&L after charges?
Yes. Brokerage, STT, exchange fees, stamp duty, SEBI turnover fees and GST are applied per trade, so you see net P&L rather than gross.
Can I journal notes and screenshots against a trade?
Yes. Each trade opens a rich editor for your reasoning, mistakes and chart screenshots, and day notes cover the session as a whole.
Can I keep separate accounts apart?
Yes. Trading profiles isolate accounts, so positions and P&L never mix between them.

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