The trading journal that makes you a better trader
Log every trade, study your edge, and fix the mistakes costing you money. Trade Floor turns your history into something you can actually act on.
The journal is free, unlimited, and needs no card.
Everything you need to review and improve
A performance workspace built around how a discretionary trader actually works.
Performance analytics
Win rate, profit factor, expectancy, R-multiples and drawdown — computed from your trades, on any timeline, across seven breakdowns.
A journal with the chart attached
Screenshots, tags, setups and structured notes on every position — so a review session has the trade in front of it, not a row in a spreadsheet.
Trading calendar
Daily and monthly P&L at a glance, with the green and red days laid out where a bad week is impossible to miss.
The VIP room
Entry, stop and every target, the reasoning behind the call, and a track record that settles itself from the levels — never a number typed in by hand.
MT4 & MT5 sync
Attach the bridge to your terminal once and trades arrive on their own — opens, closes, partials and all.
Statement & CSV import
Bring a broker export in as a journal. A 323-trade statement lands as 323 trades, reconciled against the statement's own total.
Know your numbers cold
Every metric that matters, calculated as the trades land and laid out so you can judge a month in seconds.
Turn each trade into a lesson
A journal that keeps the whole context of a trade — the chart, the setup, and what you were thinking — so review changes behaviour instead of confirming it.
Every closed VIP call since launch, settled from its own levels. Nothing here is typed in by hand.
Two plans, and the journal is one of them
Start free. Pay when the room has earned it.
The full journal, and it stays free.
Start freeThe calls in full, platform sync, and the desk before every session.
Go ProPaid in crypto, a month or a year at a time. Nothing renews on its own.
Questions, answered
MetaTrader 4 and 5 sync on their own once the bridge is attached to your terminal. For anything else, bring in the broker's own HTML statement or a CSV — the importer reconciles what it read against the statement's own totals, so a partial import is something you are told about rather than something you find later.
Start journaling today
The journal costs nothing and takes one statement to fill. Start there.