Log trades in seconds — then let the data show you the edge you already have and the leaks that are quietly costing you.
TraderTracked is a web-based journal for logging, reviewing, and actually learning from your trades. Log a trade in seconds — pair, direction, setup, entry, stop, target, outcome, screenshot — and TraderTracked handles the stats, the calendar view, the win rate, the R:R, and the pattern-spotting for you. It's built around real session-based forex setups rather than a generic template stretched to fit every market, so the fields you fill in are the ones that actually matter to how you trade.
You can't fix what you don't track. A consistent journal is how "I think that setup works" turns into knowing it does — with numbers behind it.
Most edge is lost to the trades taken outside your rules. A proper journal shows you the psychology patterns hiding behind the profit and loss.
Whether it's for a mentor review or just yourself at 6am — a real record of what you actually did beats memory every time.
Spreadsheets are free but nobody sticks with them. Generic journals cover every market except the one you actually trade. Here's where TraderTracked sits.
| RecommendedTraderTracked | Spreadsheet | Free journal apps | Paid journal apps | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time to log a trade | Seconds | Minutes, if you bother | Varies | Often slow — tab overload |
| AI screenshot autofill | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | Rare |
| Forex session/setup tagging | ✓ built-in | Manual, if at all | Generic tags only | Generic tags only |
| Mobile-first | ✓ | ✗ | Varies | Varies |
| Price | £5.99/mo | Free | Free (funnel/broker-funded) | £12–£35/mo |
The dashboard, the trade log, and the calendar view — this is what logging a trade actually looks like.
I'm an active London-session forex trader, trading EUR/USD and GBP/USD around the London open. Like most traders, I started out journaling in a spreadsheet — and like most traders, I stopped, because it had far more tabs than I needed and filling it in felt like a chore instead of part of the process.
I built TraderTracked because I wanted something fast enough that I'd actually keep using it — built around the setups and sessions I really trade, not a generic template stretched across every market. It started as a tool just for me and my own mentor review sessions, and it's now something I use every single trading day. TraderTracked is that tool, opened up for other traders who want the same thing.
| Date | Time | Account | Pair | Dir | Setup | Entry | SL (pips) | TP (pips) | RR | Pips | Outcome |
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