After spending months building this, I'm finally opening it up for other traders to use. One thing always bothered me about most trading journals. They tell you **how much money you made.** They rarely tell you **why you made it.** Questions like... * Why do I perform better on Tuesdays than Fridays? * Which strategy actually has positive expectancy? * Am I better during the London session or New York session? * Which mistakes keep repeating every month? * Which tagged setups genuinely have an edge? Those are the questions I wanted answered. So I built **Traderizz** — an R-multiple trading journal focused on helping traders analyze their decision-making instead of just tracking P&L. Here's what you can do: 📊 Analyze your trading with expectancy, win rate, payoff ratio, equity curve, drawdown, and R-multiple analytics. 📅 Break down performance by month, week, weekday, hour, strategy, and tags. 🎯 Create **unlimited strategies** and see which ones actually produce an edge. 📒 Create **unlimited journals** for Forex, Futures, Crypto, Stocks—or however you organize your trading. 🏷️ Create **unlimited tags** and uncover patterns you wouldn't normally notice. 📈 Track mistakes so recurring execution errors become obvious. 📝 Keep **unlimited trading notes** and a built-in trader diary for review. 💹 Add your own instruments and organize every trade cleanly. 🎙️ Ask **Edge**, the built-in voice assistant, questions about your trading analytics. The feature I probably use the most is stacking filters. For example, I can instantly answer questions like: > or > Instead of digging through hundreds of trades manually, I get the answer in seconds. 🚀 **During launch, every feature is completely free.** No subscriptions. No locked features. I'm doing this because I'd rather get honest feedback from real traders and improve the product before enabling paid plans. If you're an active trader, I'd genuinel...