Every position,
honestly accounted.
Margin, liquidation and realised P&L - computed from the trade you actually opened, and shown as arithmetic you can check.
A spreadsheet hands you the 2.0%. This hands you the 40% - and tells you that you were 4.5% away from liquidation while you held it.
Run it on your own position.
These are the app's own functions - calculatePnL, calculateLiquidationPrice, calculateTotalMargin - running in the page. Move anything.
Your dashboard never puts an unrealised P&L on an open position. There is no price feed by design, and a zero would be a claim it can't make.
Eight things, no filler.
- 01Leveraged P&LRealised against the exposure you actually took, not a naive price difference.amt × Δ% × lev
- 02Liquidation, before you commitEstimated from your maintenance margin rate as you type the trade.58,493.75
- 03A book per exchangeSeparate wallets for separate strategies. Every stat, table and goal scopes to them.1 … n wallets
- 04A wallet that reconciles itselfClosing a trade writes the matching profit or loss entry. Re-opening it takes the entry back out.automatic
- 05The cumulative curveFrom zero, so you see the journey. Green above the line, red below. 7D through all time.from $0
- 06Goals and recoveryBalance or P&L targets per wallet, and how much of your deposit you've earned back.49.9% recovered
- 07Export that respects the viewWhatever asset, type or date filter you're looking at is what lands in the spreadsheet..xlsx
- 08Light and dark, rememberedStored on the account, applied before first paint, so there's no flash of the wrong theme.per account
Three entries. No spreadsheet.
- 01
Open it
Asset, direction, leverage, entry price. Margin, position size and the estimated liquidation appear while you type.
- 02
Close it
One price. The realised P&L is computed and the wallet entry is written for you - no double bookkeeping.
- 03
Read it
The curve, the win rate, the recovery against what you deposited. Patterns you can act on rather than remember.
A sheet can hold this. It just won't check it.
| Spreadsheet | TradeJournal | |
|---|---|---|
| Leverage math | You maintain the formula | Derived from the position |
| Liquidation price | Not modelled at all | Estimated from your MMR, before you commit |
| Balance after a close | You remember to update it | Written by the trade that caused it |
| Investment recovery | A number you'd have to build | Tracked against every deposit |
| Getting the data out | It is already a file - fair point | One click to .xlsx, filters intact |
It never needs your keys.
Trades are entered by hand. That is the feature: there is no exchange integration to leak, and nothing to revoke. Read the policy.
- Every request authenticated on the server
The browser never talks to the database. Server actions authenticate, then scope every query to your account.
- A twelve-character floor, checked against breaches
Sign-up grades the password live against the same rules the server enforces, and rejects anything found in a known breach.
- Deleting the account deletes the account
Profile, wallets, trades, transactions, goals and settings go with it. No dormant copy kept for later.
- Free, and not paid for with your data
A personal project. No ads, no paid tier, nothing sold on - including the trades you keep here.
Know where
you stand.
Two minutes to your first entry. Nothing to install, nothing to connect.