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...

Journaling your trades is the most important thing for learning and getting better at trading in my opinion. So I'm curious, what journals do you use and *why?*

Hello guys, I am a self taught dev, currently brainstorming on some projects. I am also a trader. I have been thinking of building a trading journal that is better than what is in the market. What would your ideal journal look like? What features would you want? How much would you be willing to pay for this app? I believe journaling is very crucial to learn from your past mistakes and build confidence. I also love competition in the software dev space because that is how products get better and cheaper (double win for the customers). I feel like the existing products like tradezella and tradersync are very feature heavy, which is very tiring and makes the reviewing tedious. I am not looking to compete with these guys but to offer a cheaper, cleaner, minimalist but effective journal for the small niches. I would be willing to partner with any devs here to build it or even beat me to it and build it yourself. I however donot want to spend soo much time building something people don't actually use. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks in advance.