Stop reviewing trades in a spreadsheet. The Scalpers Journal reads the CSV trade-history files you export from your broker and turns them into the analytics, charts, and journal a serious trader needs. Your broker credentials are never involved — we only read the files you choose to upload.
No fluff, no AI gimmicks. Just the tools that help you find your edge and stick to it.
Every fill counted properly — open positions, closed positions, and same-day round trips all stay separate. The numbers actually match your broker.
Year and month views with color-coded daily P&L. Spot streaks, blowups, and weekly patterns at a glance.
TradingView charts, mental-state tags, rule-following check, per-trade notes. Reviewing trades stops being a chore.
Tag your setups, psychology, and execution. See which tags actually correlate with profit — and which ones cost you money.
Track up to 8 goals at once — win rate, daily limits, rule adherence. Pinned to the dashboard so they never get forgotten.
Share clean, square recap cards of your trading day. Perfect for Discord, X, or your community.
This is the actual product — not mockups. Screenshots shown with sample data. Try the live demo to click around yourself.
Export your trade-history CSV from your broker’s website or app — we give you step-by-step instructions for each supported format.
Drag and drop the file. We parse every fill, group them into positions, and compute your P&L automatically.
Review with charts and journals, tag your setups, track goals, and find the patterns that make you money.
The calendar, trade log and recap card are free with no card required. The full journal is one price with no tiers and no upsells.
No. The Scalpers Journal works entirely from CSV exports — you download your trade history from your broker and upload it. Your broker credentials never touch our servers, which is the way it should be.
CSV export formats from Interactive Brokers (Flex Query), Robinhood, Charles Schwab, and moomoo today. We're adding more based on user requests — let us know which one matters to you. The Scalpers Journal is independent and not affiliated with any of these brokerages.
Yes — that's specifically what it's built for. Sub-5-minute holds, multiple round trips per day on the same contract, accounting that handles all of it correctly. Most journals were built for swing traders; this one wasn't.
Yes. There's a separate Portfolio tab for long-term shares and ETFs, with sector breakdown and allocation charts. The journal handles both intraday trading and longer-term positions.
You can export everything as JSON at any time, even before subscribing. If you cancel, your data stays in your account in case you come back, and you can request a full export or deletion whenever you want.
Free accounts get the P&L calendar, the trade log and the recap card for the last 30 days, with no card on file. The full journal adds the dashboard, the daily journal with notes and tags, reports, portfolio, and your complete history. Everything you upload is stored either way, so nothing is lost if you upgrade later.
The Scalpers Journal is built for traders who take this seriously — people whose monthly P&L is measured in thousands, not lunch money. At that level, a journal that helps you stop one bad habit pays for itself the first week. We'd rather charge a fair price and stay independent than chase volume with a $10 tier full of upsells.
The free plan is the trial — use it as long as you like. If you upgrade and it's not for you in your first week, email us and we'll refund you in full — no questions, no forms.
Free to start. Upload a file and you'll have a P&L calendar in a minute.
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