Stop lumping every account into one P&L. Journali keeps your NY session, Asia session, Apex combine, Topstep combine, and every other strategy you run on its own dashboard — then lets one AI compare across all of them so you can see exactly which is making you money and which is killing it.
Open any other trading journal — Tradervue, Edgewonk, TradeZella, TraderSync — and try to track three things at once: your scalping strategy, your overnight swing strategy, and your Apex combine. They'll all end up in the same equity curve, same win rate, same dashboard. Your real scalping edge gets dragged down by the overnight losers. Your prop firm combine drawdown gets masked by your funded account's wins. You end up flying blind on every individual strategy, even though you have all the data.
Journali fixes this by treating each "trading account" as its own world. Trades, dashboard, journal, analytics, P&L calendar — completely separated per account. But the shared things stay shared: your setups library, your goals and rules, your prop firm rule tracker, and every AI feature read across all your accounts so they can compare.
Trade NY open + London open + Asia? Each session has its own personality. Track them separately and let AI tell you which session is your real edge.
Running 3 Apex combines, a Topstep eval, and an MFFU funded account? Each one has its own drawdown rules and profit targets. Keep them on separate dashboards.
Scalping in the morning, overnight swings, options spreads on the side? Don't let your good edge get hidden by the strategy you're still testing.
Track your personal account (where you trade your real edge) separately from your prop firm accounts (where rules constrain you).
The reason multi-account separation alone isn't enough — and what makes Journali different — is that Ask Journali (the Premier AI chat) sees trades across every account and can compare them. Ask it "should I stop trading Asia?" and it actually answers based on your real numbers:
This is the kind of answer no other trading journal can give you. Tradervue can show you your stats per account. TradeZella can filter trades by tag. But neither can think across accounts and tell you what to do. Journali can because the AI has full context on every account at once.
Trades · Journal · Dashboard · Analytics charts · P&L calendar · Equity curve · Win rate · Setup breakdown · Time-of-day heatmap
Setups library · Goals & rules · Prop firm challenges · AI Trade Coach · AI Reconstruction · AI Weekly Debrief · Ask Journali
The split is intentional: things you'd want to keep separate (trades, dashboards, raw analytics) are separate. Things that work better unified (your rule book, your setup library, AI that needs full data context) stay shared. Switch the active account from the sidebar; "All Accounts" view aggregates everything for tax season or annual review.
| Feature | Journali | Tradervue | Edgewonk | TradeZella |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Separate dashboards per account | ✓ True multi-account | Tag-based | No | Account filter |
| Per-account analytics & equity curve | ✓ Full split | Filter-based | No | Filter-based |
| Account switcher in sidebar | ✓ 1-click | No | No | No |
| Cross-account AI insights | ✓ Built in | No AI | No AI | No |
| "All Accounts" aggregate view | ✓ One toggle | Manual | No | Manual |
| Plan limits | Free: 1 · Pro: 3 · Premier: Unlimited | Account included | 1 account | 3 accounts (Pro) |
| Starting price | $0 free / $20 Pro | $0 free / $49 | $169/year | $29/month |
Yes — that's exactly what this is built for. Create one Journali account per prop firm combine (Apex 50k, Topstep 100k, FTMO, MFFU, etc.). Each gets its own dashboard, P&L calendar, and analytics so you can see which combine is winning and which is in drawdown.
Free supports 1 account. Pro ($20/mo) supports 3 accounts. Premier ($30/mo) supports unlimited (capped at 99 because nobody actually needs more). Plan limits are enforced at the database level so you can't accidentally exceed them.
Yes. Ask Journali, AI Trade Coach, AI Reconstruction, and AI Weekly Debrief all read across every account so they can compare and spot cross-account patterns. The AI knows which account each trade belongs to and can group/compare accordingly.
No problem. Existing users got auto-assigned to a default "Main Account" that holds all their historical trades. Nothing visible changes until you decide to create a second account. You can rename "Main Account" to anything you want from Settings → Trading Accounts.
Yes. CSV imports land in whichever account is currently active in the sidebar. SnapTrade broker auto-sync routes imported trades to your default account by default (can be re-assigned via the journal page).
Yes. Settings → Trading Accounts lets you archive (soft delete, hides from switcher but keeps the trades) or delete forever (only allowed for accounts with zero trades, to prevent data loss). Archived accounts can be restored anytime.
Free to start — your first trading account is included. Add more as you grow.
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