Journal & Tracking
Your month, at a glance
The trade calendar lays your P&L over the days you traded — green for profit, red for loss — so streaks, tilt days, and overtrading jump off the screen.
Patterns you can only see on a calendar
Some of the most expensive habits in trading are invisible in a trade list but obvious on a calendar. Three red days in a row followed by an oversized green day is revenge trading. Consistent Monday losses might mean you're trading the open without a weekend plan. A green first week and a give-back second week suggests confidence cycles.
Because each day is coloured by net P&L and shows the trade count, one glance answers questions that would take an hour in a spreadsheet: When do I lose? Do losing days cluster? Do I trade more when I'm losing?
From overview to detail in one click
The calendar is a navigation layer for your journal, not just a picture. Click any day to open a detail view with every trade taken: instrument, setup tag, R-multiple, and your notes. It's the natural flow for a weekend review — scan the month, open the days that stand out, and read what you were thinking.
Daily totals roll up into weekly and monthly summaries, so you can judge a week without mentally summing numbers, and see whether the month's result came from process or from one outlier day.
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