Meet your new trading journal
You log the trade. Tradely does the arithmetic — P&L, R-multiple, expectancy, drawdown — and shows you which setup is quietly costing you money. No broker connection, no subscription, no card.
Seven views. One journal.
Everything you'd otherwise keep in a spreadsheet, plus the maths the spreadsheet never quite got right.
Type what you did. It works out the rest.
Date, symbol, side, size, entry, exit. The moment you add a stop price you get a real R-multiple, and the numbers update as you type — before you even save.
- ✓Contract multipliers built in — ES at $50 a point, CL at $1,000, MNQ at $2, options at 100, or type your own
- ✓Gross, net, risk, R and hold time calculated live as you fill the form
- ✓Grade your execution A–D separately from whether it won — the two are different problems
- ✓Save & log another keeps the date, symbol and setup so a session takes a minute
The eight numbers that matter, up front
Net P&L, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, average win against average loss, average R, max drawdown, and what you paid in fees to get there.
- ✓Equity curve drawn from your real fills, all-time or last 30/90 days
- ✓Setups ranked by what they actually contributed
- ✓Written observations — plain sentences about your own history, and nothing when the sample is too small to say anything honest
A month at a glance
Green days, red days, and the shape of your week. Click any day to see exactly what you took and what the notebook says about it.
- ✓Daily net and trade count on every square
- ✓Month total in the header, so a bad stretch is obvious
- ✓Keyboard navigable — tab to a day, press enter
Eight ways to cut it, each with its sample size
Day of week, session, symbol, setup, execution grade, side, mood at entry, and the distribution of your R-multiples. Every row carries how many trades it's based on, so you know when a pattern is real and when it's three trades and a feeling.
- ✓Sample size on every cut — the number that stops you overfitting
- ✓R-distribution histogram showing the actual shape of your outcomes
- ✓Mood against P&L, if you record how you felt
The notebook that sits next to the numbers
One entry per date — the plan before the open, the honest read after the close. Each entry shows that day's net and trade count beside it, so the story and the result stay together.
- ✓Attached to the date, and surfaced again in the calendar
- ✓Searchable along with your trade notes
It's your journal. Take it with you.
Everything lives in your browser's local storage. Export a JSON backup any time, restore it on another machine, or pull a CSV into whatever else you use.
- ✓JSON backup holding every trade and note
- ✓CSV export with computed gross, net, R and hold time per row
- ✓Delete everything in one click, and it's genuinely gone
There is no server
Tradely is one HTML file. Open it and it runs. Everything you type stays in your browser's local storage on your own machine — which is also the catch, so read the third card.
Your account, your data
You sign up with an email and password, and your journal is stored against that account so it follows you between devices. Only you can read it — the database enforces that per row, not as a policy we promise to keep.
Sold or shared: never
No tracking, no selling
Your trades go to your own account and nowhere else. There are no analytics scripts, no trackers, no ad networks, and your data is never sold, shared or mined.
Third parties with access: 0
Still yours to take
Everything exports to JSON or CSV in one click, whenever you want, with no lock-in. Journal without an account if you prefer — it then stays on that device only.
Lock-in: none
Questions worth asking first
Does it connect to my broker?
No. Tradely is a manual journal — you type the trades in yourself. Nothing connects to any account, and nothing imports automatically.
Is it really free?
Yes. Every feature, no tiers, no trial, no card. There's a donation link if you want to support it, and nothing changes if you never use it.
Where is my data stored?
In your account, on Supabase (a managed Postgres host), plus a copy in your browser so the app keeps working offline. Row-level security means no other user can read your rows. Journal without signing in and it stays on that device only.
Can I use it on my phone and laptop?
Yes — sign in on both and it is the same journal. Log a trade on your laptop and it is on your phone. On iPhone, add it to your home screen for an app icon.
What can I journal?
Anything with an entry and an exit. Futures and micros with correct point values, stocks, options, forex lots, crypto — or set a custom multiplier.
Does it give trading advice?
No. It does arithmetic on numbers you entered and reports what it finds. No predictions, no signals, no model — nothing it says is advice.
Will there be broker sync later?
Not on the current design. Syncing means a server, accounts, and credentials — which is the opposite of how this is built.
Can I host it myself?
Yes. It's a single HTML file with no build step and no backend. Put it anywhere that serves static files, or just open it from disk.
Start your next 100 trades
with a record worth keeping
No card, no tiers, no trial clock. If it ends up earning you something and you want to put a few dollars back in, there's a link. If you never do, you lose nothing — that's the deal.
Nothing is gated behind a donation. Every feature is in the free journal, because there is no other kind.