A journal and learning platform for futures traders that grades every trade against your own model, then shows you which setups are actually making or losing you money.
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Most traders run several setups at once and judge them all by one number at the end of the month. TradeVelion separates them. Tag what was actually on the chart, and it tells you the win rate of each combination you trade — the one quietly carrying your account, and the one you keep taking that has never made money.
A trade with the trend and a clean V-shape recovery does not score the same as one with a CISD tag. Weighting reflects what actually moves your results, and a liquidity sweep counts for more on an AMD than a continuation.
Grades are a hypothesis until the numbers back them. Win rate is plotted against grade, so if your A trades don't beat your C trades, you find out — and know the model needs work.
Combinations are ranked by confidence, not raw win rate, so three lucky trades never top the table. Sample size sits beside every figure.
Built for the way futures traders actually work — evaluations, payouts, copied accounts, session news and a broker export at the end of the week.
Green, red and break-even days with a weekly rail, payouts marked, and news folders on the days that had them.
A dial showing exactly where the account sits between the profit target and the line that ends it.
Drop in a Tradovate or Rithmic export. Partial fills pair into round-turn trades with weighted entries, exits and commissions.
Log the primary and it mirrors to every linked account, scaled to their size. Eval, funded and live side by side.
High and medium impact releases land on the calendar automatically, and the app flags a trade entered too close to one.
One day with its chart and comments, or a whole month broken out — for a coach, a prop firm, or your own review.
Checkout takes a minute. Your licence key arrives by email immediately, along with the download link for Windows or macOS.
Install, paste your key once, and the app is yours on up to two machines. Your journal lives on your account, so it follows you to whichever one you open.
Import your fills or enter days by hand. The statistics start meaning something at around thirty trades.
No tiers, no feature gates, no upsells. If you are trading a funded account, the whole app is a rounding error against a single bad session.
A desktop app and a web app, both signed in to the same account. Your trades, screenshots and notes sync between them, so you can log on one machine and review on another.
The subscription covers the licence, ongoing updates, and the work of keeping the broker imports and news parsing current as those formats change.
No, and no journal honestly can for Tradovate or Apex — neither offers a public API to third-party apps. Instead you export your orders as a CSV and drop the file in. The app pairs the fills into round-turn trades with your entries, exits and commissions. About a minute a week.
Tradovate and Rithmic exports, which covers Apex, Topstep and most prop accounts running on them. Columns are matched by name, so variations between platform versions are handled. If your export has a layout it doesn't recognise, send it and it gets added.
Against your account, on servers in the cloud, so it syncs between the web app and the desktop app. A copy is also kept on each device you use, which is what lets the app keep working when you are offline. You can export everything to a file at any time, and deleting your account removes it.
Two, on one subscription — a desktop and a laptop, for example. The app checks your licence periodically and keeps working offline in between, so you don't need a connection to log a session.
Neither. It records what you did and runs statistics on it. It has no opinion about what you should trade, and it will happily show you that a setup you like isn't working.
Early on they will, and the app says so rather than pretending otherwise. Three trades in a bucket is not a finding. Sample counts sit next to every number so you can see when a result is worth acting on.
From the billing portal linked in your receipt, in a couple of clicks. No email required, no retention call.
Subscribe, download, and log this week. By the end of the month you'll have an answer you can act on.
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